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From the Los Angeles Times:

Without a location outside the United States for sending prisoners, the administration must resort to turning the suspects over to foreign governments, bringing them to the U.S. or even killing them. In one case last year, U.S. special operations forces killed an Al Qaeda-linked suspect named Saleh Ali Saleh Nabhan in a helicopter attack in southern Somalia rather than trying to capture him, a U.S. official said. Officials had debated trying to take him alive but decided against doing so in part because of uncertainty over where to hold him, the official added.

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Missy| 3.22.10 @ 1:31PM

Works for me! Liberal 'tolerance' on display.

Flee| 3.22.10 @ 3:32PM

Maybe there is something right going on in DC after all. More direct action would be a nice change. We will show compassion where it's due.

Flee| 3.23.10 @ 10:34PM

Maybe there is something right going on in DC after all. More direct action would be a nice change. We will show compassion where it's due.

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