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The Irony Of It All
Brad Hollerbach

TERRORS CASINO & SPA
What to do with 500 Terrorists?
Easy. Hide them in plain sight.

Posted Tuesday, January 27, 2009, at 12:15 PM

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  • Well, hey! It appears someone is dipping into a subject that I like to talk about! Haha!

    I have to say, even though we are in a “War on Terror,” when the country needs states to buck up and detain the terrorists that we have captured during the war they seem a little too reluctant. I say do your part, if you have the facilities take them, especially if they are in a military base….I don’t really think that they will get out of it unless their training videos from Afghanistan contained clips from MacGyver (yes, I’m 24 and pulled that out *self high-five*).

    I believe that the way to solve this problem is that we close GITMO, take them and take them to Kansas. If they are found innocent by the military tribunal then they should be deported to their home country, and not left here. That is just my thoughts and I’m pretty sure than within the next 18 hours someone will disagree; so I will just stop now.

    P.S. I like Humus (especially the Horseradish kind….delicious) and sheep…but not that way. Good day!

    -- Posted by Michael Heise on Wed, Jan 28, 2009, at 4:11 AM
  • Sorry for the horrible typing...I wrote that really quick because it is late.

    -- Posted by Michael Heise on Wed, Jan 28, 2009, at 4:13 AM
  • Horseradish Hummus? That does not sound like a flavor I would care for. Not sure what flavor my wife typically buys, but it probably has garlic in it. I like hummus in small quantities along with other snack foods. I could never polish off a whole tub at one sitting.

    By the way, I just noticed a typo in my blog. While I meant “hummus” – the dip made from chickpeas, I wrote “humus” in my blog. Having used humus to amend flower beds, I seriously hope that no one out there actually eats that stuff.

    As far as sheep, I personally have no use for them. We had a couple for a short time when I was a teenager, and they are pretty stupid critters. Not as dumb as turkeys, but definitely not the brightest bulbs in the barnyard.

    Thanks for reading.

    -- Posted by Brad_Hollerbach on Wed, Jan 28, 2009, at 4:26 PM