If GWB was pres in JFK's time then Cuba would be the other half of Jamaica

[chequita guevara]

Why hand OBL over to the U.S., when up to that point, he'd only ever committed crimes on Saudi soil. Despite killing Americans, AFAIK, he broke no American laws.

This is what wiki has to say:

Sudanese officials offered to extradite bin Laden to either the United States or Saudi Arabia in the mid-1990s.[4] (http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2...9/165600.shtml) However, the U.S. had no legal grounds to hold bin Laden and thus refused to accept him; Saudi Arabia refused because of the political difficulties of accepting such a controversial figure into their custody.

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by Lancer

Not really.

Yes, really. No matter how many times you get confronted with the fafcts about the offer to hand bin Laden over to Clinton, you continue to repeat the lies anyway.

[Lancer]

"Yes, really. No matter how many times you get confronted with the fafcts about the offer to hand bin Laden over to Clinton, you continue to repeat the lies anyway."



Nope!

[chequita guevara]

Yes to infinty +1.

[Lancer]

"Yes to infinty +1."

****! Che finally whipped me in an arguement!

[chequita guevara]

[Lancer]

[Ned]

Che, that Wiki article is pretty much what Clinton said. You're statements about these events always denies that Sudan made an offer to the US. You never, ever say that the offer was DECLINED as recited by Wiki and by Clinton himself.

[chequita guevara]

My previous sources said that the offer was made to turn OBL over to the Saudis, not to the U.S. The wiki article makes it clear the U.S. had no choice, but right-wingers always make it look like Clinton deliberately let bin Laden go.

[Ned]

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[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by Ned
"Just a year before the 1976 trade deadline, Finley had led a group of dissident owners in trying to get Kuhn fired. Among the owners in that group — George Steinbrenner, who had recently been banned from day-to-day involvement with his team by Kuhn for his Watergate-related conviction. If Kuhn was inclined to look at any Finley moves with a jaundiced eye — and he was — the involvement of Steinbrenner was “like waving a red flag” in front of the commissioner, Heylar writes."

http://sports.intertext.com/archives/000714.html

Wrong thread, Ned.

[Ned]

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[Ned]

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[chequita guevara]

WRONG THREAD, NED!

[Ned]

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