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HEY, LEFTIES
Don’t forget David Hicks’s birthday on August 7! In case you’re still searching for a gift ...
Hey, what say we take up a collection to send Hicks to the Gitmo resort? I’m sure that DoD would be glad to see him back again.
On a related note…..the various military departments operate several such military resorts world wide. They offer inexpensive vacation spots for military personnel and their families. They’ve been around for years. A classic location: The Hale Koa Hotel, on Waikiki Beach, in Hawaii.
Gitmo? Just another choice, is all. The gift shop is merely an added and inspired touch.
Posted by The_Real_JeffS on 2008 05 05 at 02:58 PM • permalinkThere are currently 280 prisoners sweltering in cages in temperatures of up to 100F (38C)...
...Queensland’s Education Minister said the Department was still costing the installation of air conditioners in State schools. Boom tish.Like the way Daily Mail went on to quote Reprieve lawyer Zachary Katznelson’s unbiased, authoritative account of prisoner abuse at GTMO. (Warning: pun approaching) I found the complaint of the hunger-strikers being force fed through unwashed, unlubricated nasogastric tubes particularly hard to swallow.
You sure they’re the facts, Katz?
There are currently 280 prisoners sweltering in cages in temperatures of up to 100F (38C)...
This, from the same Yurp media that breathlessly related the horror (HORROR!) of those dastardly Gitmo jailers cranking up the air conditioning as part of their “torture” routine.
F*cking braying ass morons.
Posted by Spiny Norman on 2008 05 05 at 03:26 PM • permalink“temperatures of up to 100F”
Unlike their homes in Afghanistan where it only reaches about 120F.
Posted by Bruce Rheinstein on 2008 05 05 at 03:47 PM • permalinkInteresting that the climate in which the “enemy combatants lie sweltering” is one that “American sunseekers” go to to “laze in the Caribbean sunshine”. Don’t “human rights activists” read what the write before they publish? Maybe they don’t need to.
Posted by s.r.intulom on 2008 05 05 at 08:14 PM • permalinkHow do we order? Do they have a site? Must get some of those shirts.
Posted by Dean McAskil on 2008 05 05 at 09:27 PM • permalinkWell, dodgybob, look at it this way: your birthday is sandwiched between the anniversaries of two nuclear blasts.
So is Hicks, but he’s officially constrained from acknowledging it, being an leftie and all.
Posted by The_Real_JeffS on 2008 05 05 at 09:27 PM • permalinkOh Jesus,
That most worthless SOB was born on my, and my Father’s, August date?
Of course mine was in ‘42 and dear old Dad’s in ‘10. He’s probably in a grave spinning mode and I’m forced to tell my mates, no more August 7 celebrating.
Of course, Neanderthals (“now a different species, go Darwin”) we are, my mates and I will now celebrate the intergum (sp?)between Hiroshima, 8/6, and Nagasaki, 8/9.I spent about half an hour looking for this and all I found was this and a bunch of lefty stuff. The world needs these “sick” gift items, and it needs them now.
Posted by Tommy Shanks on 2008 05 06 at 12:43 AM • permalink#21
There’s always Rush Limbaugh’s “Club Gitmo” orange t-shirts.
Your tropical retreat from the stress of Jihad!
Posted by Spiny Norman on 2008 05 06 at 01:14 AM • permalink#3 A classic location: The Hale Koa Hotel, on Waikiki Beach, in Hawaii.
And all these years I thought it was called the Holy Koala. At least that’s what us Aussies called it when we were doing a spot of work with Tropic Lightning and were given a 48 hr Cindarella leave pass.Posted by KevGillett on 2008 05 06 at 01:27 AM • permalinkRe #20, Michael, Gitmo is a pure military base, run by the Navy. You’d have to be in the military, or have military benefits (e.g., a military retiree) to use the “resort”, or maybe go with someone with such benefits. I recall that one of my uncles (retired Navy) spent a vacation there, once upon a time.
Still, if you’re interested, check it out. It ain’t the Holy Kaola (h/t to KevGillet), but looks decent enough, for an Morale, Welfare, and Recreation (MWR) facility.
Posted by The_Real_JeffS on 2008 05 06 at 09:27 AM • permalinkwhen we were doing a spot of work with Tropic Lightning
Kev, I once did a spot of work with the 25th ID (Light) as well. Afghanistan 2004-2005.
Never did make it to Hawaii, darn it.
Posted by Major John on 2008 05 07 at 08:25 AM • permalink
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