Planner of Coal bombing released from prosecution ?

Did that Thursday, then had a meeting with the families of the slain service men that were serving on the Coal. BRILLIANCE!!!

17 dead Navy men just don't mean much anymore, oh thats right...inflation.

He isn't going anywhere soon as a free man, matter of fact he will stay where he should as they simply will refile them at a later date. So the bastard will see his day in court.

The charges were dropped "without prejudice" by Susan Crawford, convening authority at the U.S. prison camp at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, according to Pentagon spokesman Cmdr. Jeffrey Gordon. The proceeding did not address specifics of the government's case against al-Nashiri, who remains a "high value" detainee held at Guantanamo.

In removing the charges without prejudice, prosecutors can resubmit charges at a later date while at the same time complying with President Barack Obama's order to the military to hold off on cases for four months.

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Do you mean Cole?

fescue wrote:

Do you mean Cole?

Thanks for asking.

As his owlficial translator, I can confidently answer "yes" to your question.

Cole, Coal...its all the same, we are just tax payers sending money in for the Government to give away on Pork.

Owlg8tr wrote:

Cole, Coal...its all the same

Not really. I think in most states it'd be illegal to throw Cole in your stove, especially if he's still alive. Unless his last name is slaw.

Thats a 40X60 foot hole in the side. Right where crew members were lining up for lunch.

Hull Maintenance Technician Second Class Kenneth Eugene Clodfelter, 21, of Mechanicsville, Va.

Electronics Technician Chief Petty Officer Richard Costelow, 35, of Morrisville, Pa.

Mess Management Specialist Seaman Lakeina Monique Francis, 19, of Woodleaf, N.C.

Information Systems Technician Timothy Lee Gauna, 21, of Rice, Texas

Signalman Seaman Cherone Louis Gunn, 22, of Rex, Ga.

Engineman Second Class Marc Ian Nieto, 24, of Fond du Lac, Wis.

Electronics Warfare Technician Second Class Ronald Scott Owens, 24, of Vero Beach, Fla.

Seaman Lakiba Nicole Palmer, 22, of San Diego, Calif.

Engineman Fireman Joshua Langdon Parlett, 19, of Churchville, Md.

Fireman Patrick Howard Roy, 19, of Cornwall on Hudson, N.Y.

Electronics Warfare Technician First Class Kevin Shawn Rux, 30, of Portland, N.D.

Mess Management Specialist Third Class Ronchester Manangan Santiago, 22, Kingsville, Texas

Operations Specialist Second Class Timothy Lamont Saunders, 32, of Ringgold, Va.

Fireman Gary Graham Swenchonis Jr., 26, Rockport, Texas

Ensign Andrew Triplett, 31, of Macon, Miss.

Seaman Craig Bryan Wibberley, 19, of Williamsport, Md.

Seaman James Rodrick McDaniels, 19, of Norfolk, Va.

Nice tribute Mike...I never waste "Cole slaw"