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O's big day ends with an extra-inning win
O's big day ends with an extra-inning win

Orioles hire Showalter to be next manager
Orioles hire Showalter to be next manager

Return of Bell major reason for Tejada trade
Return of Bell major reason for Tejada trade

Samuel pondering future after Showalter hire
Samuel pondering future after Showalter hire

Guthrie's start spoiled by no-show offense
Guthrie's start spoiled by no-show offense

Gonzalez shows improvement since return
Gonzalez shows improvement since return

O's rotation gets another go-around
O's rotation gets another go-around

CRIME SCENES Police apologize to injured boy
Alvin Williams' summer is pretty much over. The 5-year-old can't run around with his friends. Instead, he sits in a folding chair on the front porch of his grandfather's house off York Road in North Baltimore, his broken right leg wrapped in a cast and propped up on another chair. His leg was broken when a Baltimore police cruiser ran over it last week. This week, a top department officer paid Alvin a visit. Lt. Col. Michael J. Andrew brought chocolate cake, Adam Jones and Matt Wieters bobbleheads, a patch that made the child an honorary police officer and the promise of tickets to an Orioles game.




A close brush with violence
Stabbing of her brother 8 years ago colors mayor's view of issue

Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake rarely speaks of the day eight years ago when the city's dangers literally fell through her front door. But her brother's stabbing shaped the way she views violent crime and has deepened her empathy for victims and their families.




In Westminster, businesses welcome Ravens, their fans
In challenging economy, annual training session offers 'more than a little bit' of help

Amid challenging economy, annual training session offers 'more than a little bit' of help




HEALTHKEY University of Maryland discovery may open door to 'smart pill'
Scientists make link between brain acid and cognition

Scientists link brain compound to cognition, potentially opening door to development of drug that could aid learning in healthy people, those with disorders such as Alzheimer's




In apparent reversal, O'Malley praises prosecutor Jessamy
Sparring had dominated relations; now governor may need help

She won the appointment to Baltimore state's attorney that he wanted in 1995. Later, as mayor, he famously called for her to "get off her ass" and prosecute a case. She said he was "hoodwinking" the public into thinking his crime-fighting strategies were effective.




Task force to deliver report on animal cruelty to mayor today




Western Md. copter crash that killed 4 was accident, NTSB says
The National Transportation Safety Board has ruled that a helicopter crash that killed four people along Interstate 70 near Boonsboro last summer was accidental.



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5/7/2009

Just Who Are We Really Protecting Thanks To John McCain ?
Filed under: — Robert Farrow @ 11:39 pm

by Regina Sztajer

On the subject of terrorism congress should have asked that question of McCain’s amendment to ban “cruel, inhuman, or degrading” treatment of any prisoners by an agent of the United States which the Senate voted in favor of 30-9. (www.weeklystandard.com Charles Krauthammer, 5/7/09.)
History has much to teach us on the subject of terrorism and torture if we are willing to be objective. During the American Civil War captured soldiers from both sides were given the choice to avoid detention, leave the battlefield, don’t take up arms and they were paroled but so often they went home and then cheated by re-enlisting. Try that with a terrorist of the 21st century and for sure he’ll be back to kill again.
During WWII, Korean women were taken captive by the Japanese army to serve as slaves and comfort women for their men. They suffered terribly by both physical and psychological terror and they never received
compensation. American prisoners of war were tortured, starved and terribly mistreated if not behead on the spot. During WWII Jewish young children, and the elderly were put to death immediately across Europe and the young were made slaves of to die of hunger, torture, disease and complete deprivation. My husband Rubin Sztajer, a Holocaust survivor, suffered from 1939 to 1945, under the hands of his Nazi torturers. He spent three years of the war in slave labor concentration camps, being beaten and starved barely surviving until age 18, when the war ended.
McCain is not the only person to endure torture and I am sure if others who had suffered were asked what they would consider appropriate there answer would be detention and by any means get any information necessary from them to American save lives. Real people live with reality every day of their lives!!!!
Let’s consider a hypothetical example of a ticking time bomb, a terrorist has planted an Atomic bomb in Washington that will go off in an hour, killing a million people. He was captured and isn’t talking. Would President Barack Obama say it is morally wrong to torture him and would he just wait it out while he and his family were in danger? I’m sure he would pack them onto Airforce One and hightail it out of D.C. Mr. president it is your moral duty to protect the American people that is why you should stick his head in a pail of water until he yells uncle and tells you where he hid the bomb.
A captured terrorist is by profession an unlawful combatant who targets innocents and entitled to no protection. They specialize in barbaric treatment of civilians. A perfect historical the killing of innocent men women and children by the thousands during WWII.
No anti-torture provision will change the conduct of a jihadist holding a gun at the head of an American soldier that he has captured. He’ll blow his head off with no trouble but expects a cushy spot in an American prison with all the rights of an American criminal.
The Daily Show Jon Stewart learned more about the harsh treatment of interrogation during the Bush Administration from Cliff May of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies. May asked Stewart if he considered Harry Truman a war criminal for dropping the Atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki and Stewart replied yes. A few days alter Stewart apologized to May saying Truman’s decision was complicated. Obama has said America has lost it’s moral bearings under President George W. Bush which will result in his having a problem defending any presidency. President Franklin Roosevelt during WWII ordered the bombing of Dresden ,Germany causing about 40,000 innocent civilians to be incinerated making sleep deprivation as torture look irrelevant. FDR also ordered a forced internment of 100,000 Japanese American’s to war relocation camps who in all probability were not spies and the American people questioned nothing because we were at war.
If Bush will be considered a war criminal for denying suspects habeaus corpus then Abraham Lincoln Obama’s favorite president was also guilty because he ordered the suspension of habeas corpus for all American citizens right here in Baltimore during the Civil War. Also, there is always the argument that the ends never justify the means therefore we have to give all of our presidents a free pass. Times have changed and we must change with the times? I believe these are the worst of times when we have an administration who consider American veterans, military personal, civilian organizations and just about everyone who disagrees with Obama a potential terrorist but closes it’s eyes to Islamic terrorism which has proven it wants to destroy us.
“We are accusing our brave men and women of torturing terrorists but it is more of depravation, depriving them of certain liberties rather than physical deprivation to the point of death. Water boarding and sleep deprivation doesn’t kill it is only uncomfortable, a big difference from cutting off a head with a blunt sword that our enemies thrive on as torture. Would Obama and his associates prevent using deprivation in order to save a son or daughter in the service? If so they are very misguided and should be considered traitors, said Rubin Sztajer. Freedom is a gift to America and we must protect it and not question the manner in which it is provided to us.

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