guys, Afghanistanley suspects R In Cuba R not beang kept in a HILTON. I have proof:
“Now, these people are not at Club Med, they are not at the Guantánamo Hilton, they are being treated in a humane fashion, but they are being treated as suspects for acts of terrorism . . .”
—Cliff May,
CNN Talkback Live, January 21
“‘Their prison quarters may not be the Havana Hilton, but they’re good enough,’ says Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld.”
—Bill Press,
CNN Crossfire, January 21
“. . . while Guantánamo Bay is not the Hilton, it is not much worse than any other military penitentiary . . .”
—Trevor Royle,
The Herald (U.K.), January 20
“No one expects prisoners of war to be housed in a Hilton.”
—William F. Schulz,
The New York Times, January 19
“. . . when you have 10 days or less to put something together, it’s not going to be the Hilton,” Marine Brigadier General Michael Lehnert said Wednesday.
—Los Angeles Times, January 11
“This is not going to be known as the Guantánamo Hilton.”
—Bob Franken,
American Morning With Paula Zahn, January 10
“So I just hope that when the government in Cuba there gets settled, that they don’t make it a Hilton Hotel for these terrorists.”
—Sheriff Joe Arpaio,
Fox News Network, January 10
“It’s going to be secure enough. It’s not going to be a Hilton for them, that’s for sure,” he said.
—Chief Petty Officer Richard Evans,
quoted in various newspapers, January 7 and 8 |
