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Vietnamese dispute McCain ‘torture’ claim : comments

quoteMike Hunt

June 03, 2009, 02:37

Cheney says that the prisoners in Gitmo are treated well there too! When will we stop listening to these war mongers? George Busch is a small man and will always be just that ...A SMALL MAN! They should strech his neck with a rope....not to make him any taller, but to see if he dies like a man or if he cries like a baby. I bet he'll cry like a baby. Tourture is tourture!

quoteRB

May 01, 2009, 00:31

Give me a break. Can't you make up a better story than that. Don't tell me they made nice nice to an American pilot. Just shut up about it
and stop trying to slander an American hero. Enough is enough. You don't even know who these people are. I'll bet they're all dead now
and, whoever you are, are making up this story. I've been there. I was in Vietnam. My father and grandfather were not admirals but i know about torture.
So keep your opinions to yourself 'clowns' and stop crying.

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