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Obama starts the import of terrorists into America!

June 9th, 2009 Grungeman Leave a comment Go to comments

Guantanamo Detainee Ahmed Ghailani has been imported into New York to face trail on American soil. It will be interesting to see how the ruling turns out. I’m sure the death penalty is out of the question. It feels strange to me to have these men who hate America so much brought here to live on our soil, eat our food and wear our clothes for life in prison. They will get all that and more courtesy of the hard working Americans who pay for it. Now that is justice, or is it? click hear for full story

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