Re: Do you think water boarding is torture?
didn't say that many words or have that many points CP for you to break it up that much. You do this most often when you want to misrepresent what is being said.
And no, Clinton did not take OBL because he was unsure. It if he'd get the right target, and how the international repsonse would be. We did not go after Al Qaeda with a full fledged law enforcement effort. It is simply false to say we did.
Nothing in law enforcement says Clinton couldn't have acted, any more than police can't act against a known criminal. You miss represent the history.
No, we caught, tried and convicted actual terrorist. If someone was pardoned or released, how do you know they were a terroist? Do you know how just is determined? Hint: not by your personal opinion of what they were.
http://www.humanrightsfirst.org/wp-content/uploads/pdf/USLS-Fact-Sheet-Courts.pdf
And that doesn't include those before 9/11. But we can look at those as well:
But the apocalyptic rhetoric rarely addresses this: Thirty-three international terrorists, many with ties to al-Qaeda, reside in a single federal prison in Florence, Colo., with little public notice.
Detained in the supermax facility in Colorado are Ramzi Yousef, who headed the group that carried out the first bombing of the World Trade Center in February 1993; Zacarias Moussaoui, convicted of conspiring in the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001; Ahmed Ressam, of the Dec. 31, 1999, Los Angeles airport millennium attack plots; Ahmed Omar Abu Ali, conspirator in several plots, including one to assassinate President George W. Bush; and Wadih el-Hage, convicted of the 1998 bombing of the U.S. Embassy in Kenya.
Supermax Prisons in U.S. Already Hold International Terrorists
Now as to your continued bounching around the category issue. Again, I give your two choices. Neither is a do whatever you feel like choice. No dancing on your part changes that. So kindly address the point or move on.