being held in Cuba?
Sure can here's one American
http://www.freemikehawash.org/JACL-article.pdf
Sorry bud, he's in Sherida, Oregon. Last I checked, that was outside the boundries of Cuba.
Bush is holding Americans with out due process to fight the war on Terrorism. He's holding them in Cuba - off American Soil...
While the example you gave is certainly a topic for speculation(discussion being ruled out because the facts are sealed by a court), it is definately not an example of what you claimed in your earlier post.
To date, the administration is holding three individuals within the
United States as enemy combatants, and close to 700 are being held at
the United States military base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. In all cases,
these individuals are being held incommunicado, with no access to
counsel and no opportunity for judicial review.
Again, doesn't fulfill the accusation you made in your earlier post.
Most of these individuals were taken into custody in Afghanistan
or Pakistan and are alleged to have been engaged in action against
United States troops. At least a few of those held as enemy combatants
are citizens of allied countries.
No US citizens mentioned here either.
At least
one, Jose Padilla, is a U.S. citizen being held in South Carolina.
Another, Ali Saleh Kahlah Al-Marri, is a citizen of Qatar and had been
scheduled to go on trial this month in Illinois on charges of lying to
the FBI. With the trial date approaching last month, the Justice
Department removed him from the court system and jailed him in a Navy
brig in South Carolina.
Seems this is another example of a US citizen being held in the US.
Opinion
Found that at the top of your third link. I think there is enough of that going around.
There are US born citizens detained in CUBA... with out the right to see their lawyer... they've been there for a year and a half...
I would find the full list of names... but
But you can't.
The question as to how you know Novak isn't being questioned is still hanging out there too.
Still curious.
