>Thank you.
>
>Jeebuz. I thought I was loosing my mind, I figured if ever there was a 
>cut and dry case this one was it.
>
>I know there are others that are more in the gray area, especially if 
>you bring in rendition and so forth, but this one.......
>
>I figure if Larry agrees, I'm on firm moral ground :)
>
>Larry Lyons wrote:
>>

It pisses me off that my home country is supporting a group of people who are 
determined to destroy it. 

Personally I'd rather see the kid and the other prisoners at Gitmo and 
elsewhere be treated like POW's, with full Red Cross access etc so that there 
is absolutely no doubt what is happening to them. That would remove a major 
support for the islamic radicals. 

The thing is that to a great extent we've lost the moral high ground in this 
war, and that makes it 100 times as difficult to succeed in this conflict. I'm 
not talking about the jihadis they're lost to us anyhow. Rather I'm referring 
to the civilians that are stuck in the middle. If they think that one side is 
as bad as the other, they're go with the ones they see that will be around for 
the long term. Moreover its these civilians that offer the support and cover 
for the jihadis. In any guerilla war, as Mao said the resistance figher are 
like fish and the civilians are the sea that the fish swim in. 

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