Supreme Court really is supreme.

[ConspiracyTheorySceptic]

Contributors to this site will feel reassured by the news that George Bush and the US Government have been forced to obey the ruling of the Supreme Court that the prisoners being held at Guantanamo Bay must be treated in accordance with the Geneva Convention.

Those who previously believed that the Supreme Court was corrupt and under the control of the Government must feel a great sense of relief that the Supreme Court has demonstrated its integrity and independence.

Those who believe that the US Governement was either criminally negligent or criminally active in the events of 9/11 will now feel confident that, if they can find evidence to support their case, the Courts in the US have the integrity and independence to allow them to present their case and to pass judgement on it.

Those who believe that they already have the evidence, already have the proof - and that, surely, must include most people who visit this site - should go ahead and prepare their case and bring charges against the US Government.

CTS

[adam_n_eve]

pardon my scepticism but how does a ruling on guantanemo bay have any bearing on 9/11?

plus the only reason the courts have ruled this way is down to international pressure and the fact that no-one has been charged with anything despite bush's claims that these were the good the bad and the ugly of al-quaida.

one judgement towards liberty doesn't mean the leopard has changed it's spots my friend.

[DeFecToR]

I would have to agree. The point at which i personally would have been relieved would have been if the supreme court had never allowed camp X-Ray to happen in the first place. That would have given me confidence in the system.
The way it stands, this seems like a pathetic attempt at garnering favour from detractors at home and abroad.

[Andrew Johnson]

I will be pleased to see Gitmo inmates released without charge ASAP and would expect they should be given compensation for being illegally imprisoned.

Sadly, I think this is yet another PR-Spin exercise designed to draw the media away from incontroverible proof the WTC 1,2 & 7 underwent controlled demolition. It also takes the focus off other incidences of torture being used by military groups in the USA in order to extort fake confessions.

Anyone who believes the terror hype (or who falls into the "gravity denier" category) can have a look at this farcical press conference.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObfqpSzhbZs&search=gonzales%20daily%20s how

At 1st, I really did think that the make-up and costumes were very good for John Culshaw/Rory Bremner - then I realised it was REAL coverage!

[scubadiver]

Don't you think you've contradicted yourself?

[Wokeman]

CTS,
Dream on! If what you say is the case, then GB would have never been opened in the first place!

[adam_n_eve]

[insidejob]

I think something far more significant could be going on here: splits among the US elite.

The Guardian carried stories yesterday stating that the US Army will abide by the Supreme Court and grant G Bay detainees the Geneva Convention rights. The Pentagon has also stated they are shutting the door on Haliburton no-bid contracts.

Reports from Bilderberg suggested there was significant opposition to the next stage of the neo-Con Middle East plan, which is the attack on Iran. It is probably the case that many Pentagon chiefs are opposed to an attack on Iran. This is not surprising. It is likely that Russia would militarily support Iran.

But we therefore have Israel behaving in a bellicose way and risking a regional conflict. Clearly, the US are not going to unilaterally launch an attack on Iran. But the neo-Cons may be hoping that Israel will drag them into a conflict.

There may be very serious conflict going on within the elite. The Supreme Court decision may indicate that they judge that support is moving away from the neo-Cons.

insidejob

[kbo234]