I think GITMO should remain open.

[flamin lib]

We will need a place to house Bush, Cheney, Rumsfeld, Wolfowitz, Perle, Rove and the rest . . .

[tk2kewl]

1. a cage on the Washington Mall would be more appropriate

[Career Prole]

2. What ironic justice! Confined in Halliburton's prison!

Built by Halliburton subsidiary Kellogg, Brown & Root (KBR) for an estimated $9.7 million, Camp Delta now has gun towers, a working hospital, and the telltale sign of military permanency: a PX store.
http://www.motherjones.com/news/outfront/2004/01/12_400.html

[malmapus]

3. I agree whole heartedly

I would even go as far as having web cam access to them, so that citizens of the world (mainly Iraqi's and Afgans) can watch them rot away.

[MindPilot]

5. Oh yeah with big plasma displays in tens of thousands of public locations

across the country (hell millions all over the world) as a warning to any other public official who thinks it's OK to lie, cheat and steal to start a war.
Edit: spelling

[MindPilot]

4. Yes and the four-star menu...

they would be having the time of their lives!! they would be treated better than ever and the American taxpayer would provide crosses, bibles, hymnals and collection plates.

The collection plates would be passed every hour and the felons-of-no-interest could tithe 10% of their ill-gotten gains back to the American people.

[Just Me]

6. New reality tv show: neoCONs in prison. Today, strip searches.

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[MindPilot]

7. Next week on Fear Factor Gitmo:

"Who Peed on my Pilaf?"

Follow a group of Group of Gold Star Moms as they "shower" former administration officials with their special appreciation.

[tokenlib]

8. Isn't treatment of prisoners the issue??

Closing GITMO I fear will close the issue--and the atrocious treatment of prisoners will continue elsewhere. I understand the desire to close the camp..but there is a sanger that it will healp the issue to disappear rather than to be dealt with.

[flamin lib]

9. You are, of course, completely correct.

[MindPilot]

10. In all seriousness, keeping it open

is a win-win issue for us. We look like we're "tough on terror" at the same time keeping the issue of prisoner mistreatment up front, AND it will still be there to house all the repug crooks. (I'm sorry that is just too good delicious of an idea to let go.) :evilgrin: