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Something In The Department Of Defense
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Former U.S. Senate candidate Bob Tuke is expecting a call from the Obama transition team:
Yee of Much Faith
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- army commendation
- bitterness
- captain james yee
- chaplain yee
- criminal charges
- enemy combatants
- government investigation
- guantanamo bay cuba
- honorable discharge
- meritorious service
- muslim chaplain
- personal story
- prison camp
- religious practices
- sensory deprivation
- solitary confinement
- u s army
- us army chaplain
- vanderbilt university
- victimization
Captain James J. Yee is a former US Army Chaplain and graduate of West Point who served as the Muslim Chaplain for the U.S. prison camp in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba that would become controversial for its treatment of detainees designated as “enemy combatants” by the U.S. government.
James Yee Tonight At Vandy
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- detainees in cuba
- espionage
- god and country
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- meritorious service
- military prison
- muslim chaplain
- navy brig
- patriotism
- prisoners
- resignation
- sensory deprivation
- solitary confinement
- third generation
- vanderbilt
From the University:
Let them enforce it
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- andy jackson
- cherokee nation
- cherokees
- congressman louie gohmert
- eastern tennessee
- enemy combatants
- executive responsibility
- guantanamo bay cuba
- indian removal act
- john marshall
- justice john marshall
- louie gohmert
- micromanage
- northern georgia
- president andrew jackson
- republican congressman
- states supreme court
- tribal lands
- united states supreme court
- us supreme court
In 1832, the US Supreme Court ruled that the state of Georgia could not impose its state laws upon Cherokee tribal lands.
The decision, rendered by Justice John Marshall, declared the forced removal of the Cherokee Nation to be illegal, unconstitutional and against treaties made.
Torture memo to McCain
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- aggressive tactics
- berkeley law
- cia officials
- donald h rumsfeld
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- interrogation tactics
- interrogation techniques
- john mccain
- judge advocate general
- military investigators
- military lawyers
- military prison
- opportune time
- professor john
- romig
- sen john mccain
- time of war
- torture tactics
- washington post
- waterboarding
Berkeley law professor John C. Yoo is at the center of Bush administration interrogation tactics which were considered cruel, inhumane, and torturous– not to mention largely ineffective as prisoners subject to torture will admit to anything their captors desire.
81 Arrested in Guantanamo Protest at Supreme Court
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Today marked the sixth anniversary of the US prison camp at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.



