Bush seeks to extend Guantánamo procedures to American citizens

[dopesmoker]

Here's where the above story, by Patrick Martin, actually originated from: The World Socialist Web Site:

http://www.wsws.org/articles/2006/au...trib-a01.shtml

Interestingly, Castro is against all terrorism, and Guantánamo is (physically) in Cuba. Why don't we ask the author of the above, Patrick Martin, about the "rights" of people in Socialist and Communist countries?

Who's to say that this article isnt true? Most of the media throughout North America is either false or very exagerated and re-worded and taken out of context. Media is very bias nowadays. It takes alot of effort to find un-biased media.

dopesmoker Reviewed by dopesmoker on 08-02-2006. Bush seeks to extend Guantánamo procedures to American citizens In draft legislation prepared in response to last monthâ??s Supreme Court decision against the use of military tribunals for US prisoners at Guantánamo Bay, the Bush administration proposes to extend the practice of indefinite detention and summary trial by military commissions to include American citizens. According to press accounts Friday, based on leaks from those with access to the draft, the bill would essentially legalize the military tribunals in the form decreed by Bush in 2001, Rating: 5