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Thursday, July 26, 2007

The U.S. Navy's new "Terrorist Catch and Release" program

"The US Navy today announced that it has released a senior Al Qaeda terrorist after questioning him extensively for 27 days while being held prisoner aboard a US aircraft carrier in the Arabian Sea. In a humanitarian gesture, the terrorist was given $50 and a white 1962 Ford Fairlane automobile and sent on his way."


A little humour for a change.

16 comments:

  1. Ha! Days like these, we can all use a little humor. Thanks!

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  2. Incog - that is really funny! Thanks for the laugh. :)

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  3. I love it. I used this photo in a Power Point presentation shortly after 9-11. It received a cheer.

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  4. Very good! I enjoyed your post. I hope you will someday feel good about proclaiming your true feelings. I felt that way about my time in Vietnam for a long time. Now I'm ok with it. I did the right thing.

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  5. Glad y'all enjoyed. Good to laugh.

    Someday, Law and order teach, when I give up my career. :-)

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  6. LOL :-) I absolutely love it!!!!!

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  7. That will teach them. Give em a car that will require almost constant repair and only $50.00. That's the US way baby! MUD

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  8. very nice incog, no club gitmo for him!!!

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  9. Bye Bye, Adieu, Arrivederci, Sayonara ... au revoir...

    I would have given him a 1982 Renualt Fuego...

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  10. Hmmm... A good one!!...

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  11. Oh Thank God !I am a little dense so I had to go back to the picture.I wish they would put Michael Moore on that catch and release programme

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  12. Anonymous1:19 PM

    Wow, you really got me. I was reading and my mind was going "What? What? W-H-A-T????"

    Good one. I love a good laugh and we need all we can get these days.

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  13. :-) Some very clever and funny people in this world to give us a hearty laugh.

    Thanks for also making me laugh with your comments, my friends!

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  14. He! This idea could have saved a lot of headache with Gitmo.

    Oh, and re Michael Moore - his appearance could have ruined the carrier's balance. Too dangerous...

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  15. Anonymous3:15 PM

    The caption reads that this took place in 2003. The photo was taken in 1978, but given the caption, nobody used it in a slideshow in 2001.

    The actual event took place in 1978. I was there.

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