"It disturbs me that, at a time when we are told that we must abandon our right to be left alone as American citizens in the name of "public safety"* and patriotism, at a time when countless foreign nationals have been rounded up and held incommunicado, sometimes for months, so they could be thoroughly interviewed, a whole group of people who may have had Osama's cell phone number on speed dial were let go within a week of mass murder because the Saudis have a cozy relationship with the White House."
We would expect [and rightly] special treatment for Americans if they were in Saudi Arabia- we would probably even want to send in our miltary in a similar situation.
[It disturbs me, that even Mary Anne is disturbed.]
Btw, just because these people go back to their country, doesn't mean that they can not be investigated- if there is actually a cause for an investigation.
Current Events » in reply to re: #19: The bin Laden family incident -- A report from The National Review
re: #19: The bin Laden family incident -- A report from The National Review
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- Some sticky questions for Georgie.........
- 9/11 Family Steering Committee: Questions for Bush -- link, more info
- Amazing........
- Not really ignoring it...
- OK........
- re: #19: The bin Laden family incident -- A report from The National Review
- re: OK........
- All strawmen aside
- The implications are horrific.
