Pakistan seems to have said “No, thanks!” to the appointment of the former commander of Gitmo to the top U.S. military post in Pakistan. And one has to ask, what was the Pentagon thinking?
Pakistan seems to have said “No, thanks!” to the appointment of the former commander of Gitmo to the top U.S. military post in Pakistan. And one has to ask, what was the Pentagon thinking?
aziz 11:05 am on May 9, 2008 Permalink |
welcome, LoA!
the Pentagon was probably thinking about opening a Gitmo franchise.
Still, I do feel that there’s some measure of injustice here. The article explains,
Who was his predecessor at Gitmo, and what’s that guy doing now?
Willow 11:20 am on May 9, 2008 Permalink |
Lawrence! Keyf hallak?
Lawrence of Arabia 11:33 am on May 9, 2008 Permalink |
kowayeez kateer.
willow. sorry i had to miss you in new york. are you coming to new england again any time soon? …maybe boston?
Willow 12:37 pm on May 9, 2008 Permalink |
I was in Boston for the Graven Images conference the week before I went to NYC–probably won’t be back for another year. Bad luck! But I’ll let you know what happens.
aziz 12:59 pm on May 9, 2008 Permalink |
Best name for a conference EVER.