Enemy Combatant Captured

[Ramone45]

Apparently, he gave up ISIS' chemical weapons program. Wait. Was he arrested? Was he informed of his rights? Did he have access to a lawyer? How did they get him to give up this intel? What do they do with him now?

 

[phrodeau]

He'll be interviewed and then delivered to the Iraq government.

Then after that, the Delta Force Commandos will rape his wife.

 

[Busybody]

but Saddam had NO WMD's!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And who is this key detainee? Here’s ABC News: The two Iraqi officials identified the man as Sleiman Daoud al-Afari, who worked for Saddam Hussein’s now-dissolved Military Industrialization Authority where he specialized in chemical and biological weapons. They said al-Afari, who is about 50 years old, heads the Islamic State group’s recently established branch for the research and development of chemical weapons.

Read more at: http://www.nationalreview.com/corner

 

[sr71plt]

Apparently, he gave up ISIS' chemical weapons program. Wait. Was he arrested? Was he informed of his rights? Did he have access to a lawyer? How did they get him to give up this intel? What do they do with him now?

If he's not an American citizen, none of this applies. Also, has ISIS been accepted by the United States as a constituted belligerent army? (I sort of doubt it). If not, the Geneva Convention doesn't apply either. The convention was established before guerrilla forces were recognized. Where to stuff him isn't as big a problem as most think.

 

[Busybody]

Then why the outrage on Gitmo and water boarding

 

[sr71plt]

What are you referencing this to?

I don't have a legal problem with Gitmo as long as these are guerrilla forces. I have a problem with hashing it all over in public. In today's military scenarios, WWII rules of engagement are hopelessly outdated.

Waterboarding, though, is beyond the pale, and, as McCain has said, resorting to it destroys any indignation (and moral justification for preemptive response) we can have when others do it on our people.

Have you been waterboarded? I have.

 

[Busybody]

Im not a terrorist. I shouldn't be

Fuvk McCain

I have no problem with anything done to terrorists, wanna be terrorists and the families

Fuck em

 

[phrodeau]

Im not a terrorist. I shouldn't be

Fuvk McCain

I have no problem with anything done to terrorists, wanna be terrorists and the families

Fuck em

You'll have to wait until the Delta Force Commandos are done.

 

[Hard_Rom]

Apparently, he gave up ISIS' chemical weapons program. Wait. Was he arrested? Was he informed of his rights? Did he have access to a lawyer? How did they get him to give up this intel? What do they do with him now?

Link please.

 

[Ramone45]

If he's not an American citizen, none of this applies. Also, has ISIS been accepted by the United States as a constituted belligerent army? (I sort of doubt it). If not, the Geneva Convention doesn't apply either. The convention was established before guerrilla forces were recognized. Where to stuff him isn't as big a problem as most think.

But the Constitution applies to everyone, not just citizens.

 

[Busybody]

But the Constitution applies to everyone, not just citizens.

say DUMZ n LIBZ

 

[BotanyBoy]

You'll have to wait until the Delta Force Commandos are done.

Delta doesn't do that shit, they get the Kurds to do it for them....and they make the CIA look like boyscouts