US internment
Mugshot of al-Baghdadi.
Bakr al-Baghdadi
Wikipedia says of him: "He was arrested by US Forces-Iraq on 2 February 2004 near Fallujah and detained at Camp Bucca detention center under his name Ibrahim Awad Ibrahim al-Badry[22] as a "civilian internee" until December 2004, when he was recommended for release by a Combined Review and Release Board. In December 2004, he was released as a "low level prisoner". A number of newspapers and cable news channels have instead stated that al-Baghdadi was interned from 2005 to 2009. These reports originate from an interview with the former commander of Camp Bucca, Colonel Kenneth King, and are not substantiated by Department of Defense records. Al-Baghdadi was imprisoned at Camp Bucca along with other future leaders of ISIL."
Realizing a lot can happen in ten years or in the case of al-Baghadadi just six years, we can't totally blame the Review Board for declaring him a low-level prisoner, or can we? But now, we know (we always knew) in no uncertain terms that prisoners at GITMO, as an example, are terrorists and those five, described as the "hardest of the hard core" released by Obama in June 2014 were high ranking members of the Taliban government of Afghanistan. We knew when we released them what they were. Radical enemies of the United States.
We also know, we're not screwing around with any J-V team and we have seriously learned that our government is playing around with "poor" prisoners being tortured in an American prison allowed to read their Koran and bow down to Allah every day--political correctness, a fire that is out of control and a detriment to freedom everywhere.
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I'm so sick of talking about it...let's just go in and wipe them out.
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