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Amherst (MA) mulls resolution welcoming Guantanamo detainees
What a banana brained state.
Amherst mulls resolution welcoming Guantanamo detainees E-mail|Link|Comments (18) October 20, 2009 03:41 PM By Martin Finucane, Globe Staff, and William McGuinness, Globe Correspondent The western Massachusetts university town of Amherst is mulling a resolution urging the Congress to release cleared Guantanamo Bay detainees into the United States and calling for the town to welcome those detainees into the community. The town's Select Board voted 2-1 Monday night to endorse a warrant article titled, "Resolution to Assist in the Safe Resettlement of Cleared Guantanamo Detainees." Amherst mulls resolution welcoming Guantanamo detainees - Local News Updates - The Boston Globe |
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Welcome as in parade....
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"Safe Resettlement" ???????:singing: What stupid liberals, guess they will just sit around and sing Kumbaya with the terorist, Morons. |
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Welcome to the Peoples Republic of Amherst...brimming to the top with fruit bags. Ms. Flex is liberal and even she can't take it. She was on the city council but quit because of this type of behavior. Heres and example the American flag is not flown on city property because it might offend the foreign students that attend college in the area like Amherst and U-Mass..
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