Secret prison?

Spoiled

Active Member
What are your thoughts on it/them... the prisons are soviet era prisons in eastern europe which we opened after 9-11... it is suspected that terrorist suspects are kept there....


I think .... is going to hit the fan over this one, they probably make gitmo seem like childs play....considering not many knew about it/them...
 

Mikeinsmd

New Member
Spoiled said:
What are your thoughts on it/them... the prisons are soviet era prisons in eastern europe which we opened after 9-11... it is suspected that terrorist suspects are kept there.... I think .... is going to hit the fan over this one, they probably make gitmo seem like childs play....considering not many knew about it/them...
I'm all for them!!! Except I hope we really toture the bastards vs. make fun of them & their silly quoran. :patriot: :patriot:
 

ajhkmr97

TexasPride1977
Mikeinsmd said:
I'm all for them!!! Except I hope we really toture the bastards vs. make fun of them & their silly quoran. :patriot: :patriot:


As much as I am empathetic with your feeling of wanting revenge I would like to point out a couple of things.

1) The US is the only country that does not torture its detainees/prisoners. Or we are not supposed to that is. I know it happens but not because the government condones torture (gray area there I know). What gets me about all this torture stuff is that no other country publicizes its methods of punishment / interrogation.

2) I am a Christian - proud of that fact. The Quran is just as precious to the Muslim faith as the Hold Bible is to Christianity. Neither texts condone violence and both have the underlying principal of "do unto others".. in other words - they both preach peace and tolerance - not violence. All those individuals who claim to be Christian or Muslim and conduct terrorist acts - they are a farce to the religion that they claim. I just don’t think it is right for us to "make fun of their silly Quran". Anger begets anger.... by us deciding to mock Muslims - we only help to keep the fire burning and not to help put it out.

I know....I've probably taken this all too seriously..... but I also know there is some jack-a-lope out there who will take your statement seriously and will want to act on that hate. No offence meant....

As for as the secret prisions - i'm happy of their existance - I just dont want to hear of the tactics used to get the info we need..... that is all I care about
 

Mikeinsmd

New Member
ajhkmr97 said:
I know....I've probably taken this all too seriously.....This is an understatement :duh:
ajhkmr97 said:
but I also know there is some jack-a-lope out there who will take your statement seriously and will want to act on that hate. We can only hope....
ajhkmr97 said:
No offence meant... Like you could offend me... :killingme
Now lets torture some ragheads!! :patriot:
 

itsbob

I bowl overhand
Non News story.. I think we should tell Farrakan, SHarpton and Jackson where they are, and give them all one way tickets to go inspect them..
 

sleuth

Livin' Like Thanksgivin'
Spoiled said:
What are your thoughts on it/them... the prisons are soviet era prisons in eastern europe which we opened after 9-11... it is suspected that terrorist suspects are kept there....


I think .... is going to hit the fan over this one, they probably make gitmo seem like childs play....considering not many knew about it/them...
If that's what we have to do to keep the damn libby's from forcing us to let terrorists go, then it's ok by me. And as an aside, I don't believe in torture for torture's sake, but I do believe in doing what's necessary for interrogation if it saves innocent lives.
 

Larry Gude

Strung Out
Shall we be honest here?

Spoiled said:
What are your thoughts on it/them... the prisons are soviet era prisons in eastern europe which we opened after 9-11... it is suspected that terrorist suspects are kept there....


I think .... is going to hit the fan over this one, they probably make gitmo seem like childs play....considering not many knew about it/them...

Would you, would anyone REALLY be surprised if we have a few secret prisons here at home?

Contrary to stated policy, tourture DOES work in some cases. How can a nation threatened with perhaps a suitcase nuke or a biological release sit by and NOT play every card possible, including beating information out of someone that may make it possible to stop the attack?
 

Mikeinsmd

New Member
itsbob said:
Non News story.. I think we should tell Farrakan, SHarpton and Jackson where they are, and give them all one way tickets to go inspect them..
Tell Farrakan that there's a secret prison with a secret bomb so we can destroy it if a hurricane hits. He, Al and Jesse should all go investigate immediately!!
 

Larry Gude

Strung Out
How do you know...

Mikeinsmd said:
Tell Farrakan that there's a secret prison with a secret bomb so we can destroy it if a hurricane hits. He, Al and Jesse should all go investigate immediately!!


...Louis isn't an agent? Maybe he knows all about the camps?

It would explain a few things, wouldn't it?
 

FromTexas

This Space for Rent
The CIA has secret prisons?!! Wow! I would never have imagined that! I am sure it just happened recently. I doubt they ever had those kind of things in decades past! :rolleyes:
 

Larry Gude

Strung Out
When are we gonna find out...

FromTexas said:
The CIA has secret prisons?!! Wow! I would never have imagined that! I am sure it just happened recently. I doubt they ever had those kind of things in decades past! :rolleyes:


...who outed the prisons?

What did they know?

When did they know it?
 

harleygirl

Working for the weekend
Even if suspected terrorists are harbored there, they probably get better treatment and three square meals a day, more than they get in their own country.
 

FromTexas

This Space for Rent
Larry Gude said:
...who outed the prisons?

What did they know?

When did they know it?

FOX gave it away on Season 1 of 24! Get Rupert!!!

7p.m.- 8p.m.
April 16
The scoop: Jack is at a secret prison investigating a prisoner who's being brought in, Kim is in jail after being arrested, Teri is with Tony en route to
CTU.

What's up with Palmer: After Palmer's press conference, Sherry, sure that he has destroyed his chance at becoming President, is hostile towards her husband. Later, it is evident from the polls that Palmer's press conference didn't hurt his candidacy and maybe even helped it. Sherry, celebrates with the other campaign supporters, and tries to get Palmer to join in, but he tells her that he no longer trusts her and asks how can he love somebody he doesn't trust. She tells him that even if he doesn't love her, she will not let him leave her and she will be standing at his side when he is sworn into office. Later, at the campaign celebration they put on their obligatory happy and in love husband and wife faces.

What's up with Teri and Kim: After Tony saves Teri, he hurries her, along with a wounded Dr. Phil Parslow, out of the house. Teri is hysterical after remembering the car exploding with Kim inside, until Tony tells her that he has talked to Kim and although they don't know where she is, she is alive. She gets into the van with Tony and attends to Parslow as Tony drives to CTU. Meanwhile, Kim has been arrested for drug dealing and Rick has told her to tell the police everything and that he will back her up. When she is interrogated she tells the arresting officer about the terrorists and who her dad is. She tells him to call CTU and they will vouch for her. He doesn't believe her but he takes the phone number, Kim is then taken to the holding cell where she sits with a crew of not so friendly looking female criminals.


What's up with Jack: Jack has found the location where the Drazen's planned on having the power knocked out. Mark DeSalvo, who is with the Department of Defense, tells Jack that he is at a Class III Detention Facility, basically a high security prison that "doesn't exist." The facility is expecting a highly classified prisoner to be brought in at 7:20pm. Jack tells DeSalvo about the Drazen's vendetta and that they must be prepared for the arrival of the prisoner because for some reason the Drazen's want it stopped. DeSalvo calls for back-up and arms every body that's inside the prison (including civilians) to pose as security. The prisoner is brought in by helicopter without a problem and Jack is determined to find out his identity. DeSalvo refuses to allow Jack to interrogate the prisoner, because the situation is highly confidential. Jack calls Palmer and enlists his help. Palmer assures Jack that he'll work on it and in the meantime Jack tries to uncover the identity of the prisoner. He sneaks into the observation room, turns on the monitor and waits for the prisoner to come into view. DeSalvo catches Jack and tries to stop him, but not before the prisoner turns around. Jack is shocked when he sees that it is Victor Drazen, who he had allegedly killed two years ago. After revealing the whole story to DeSalvo Jack tells him that they must move Victor Drazen before his sons (Andre and Alexis) succeed in breaking him out. While waiting for the official word on relocating Victor Drazen, Jack is authorized to interrogate him. Jack confronts Victor, he asks him to leave his wife and daughter alone and tells him to call off the mission his son's have planned or they will be killed. Victor, appearing confident and hateful towards Jack, says that his son's are soldiers. Finally, DeSalvo is authorized to move Victor and as they are walking him down the hall of the facility the lights suddenly go out and Victor Drazen menacingly says, "They are here."
What's up with Andre Drazen: Andre (who hasn't heard from Alexis and assumes his brother is dead) is with a group of men, planning on storming the prison and freeing his father. Andre and his right-hand man aren't expecting Jack Bauer and the additional security, but believe that as soon as the power is killed, the prison guards will be disoriented and the mission will be a success. When the lights fail to go out, Andre reluctantly decides to hold off. He immediately begins to work on a back-up plan, determined to free his father.
 

Agee

Well-Known Member
You'd be suprised

In a vain attempt to get fuel to his dying aircraft. Pilot, John Denver, keyed his radio, thanked his wife, fans, and the Rockies...

Lats, Longs, and code names were all that were heard before a sudden silence.

RIP Johnny D!




Larry Gude said:
...who outed the prisons?
 

FromTexas

This Space for Rent
Airgasm said:
In a vain attempt to get fuel to his dying aircraft. Pilot, John Denver, keyed his radio, thanked his wife, fans, and the Rockies...

Lats, Longs, and code names were all that were heard before a sudden silence.

RIP Johnny D!

Stop encouraging him. He might think he is funny. Then he will take himself seriously and start posting all those things nobody reads again. :nono:
 

Spoiled

Active Member
harleygirl said:
Even if suspected terrorists are harbored there, they probably get better treatment and three square meals a day, more than they get in their own country.
because all terrorists, much like osama come from poor families and are abused by their government :duh:
 

Larry Gude

Strung Out
Lol!

Airgasm said:
In a vain attempt to get fuel to his dying aircraft. Pilot, John Denver, keyed his radio, thanked his wife, fans, and the Rockies...

Lats, Longs, and code names were all that were heard before a sudden silence.

RIP Johnny D!


...gotta love a joke that takes on its own life!

hehehehheehhe.....
 
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