Are US prisons tough enough for Gitmo Detainees? Let me prove to you that this answer is a big fat NO!

I love when proving my point comes so easy and at the hands of the secular media. Two different stories break near the same point of time (within the last 2 days) and yet have one focal point; What to do with the Gitmo detainees!

Obama says our US prisons are "tough enough" for those detainees responsible wither directly or indirectly for killing 2,749 people and injured countless others proceeding the attacks, and yet in another article, Federal investigators arrest three New York black men who were converted to Islam IN PRISON and one who was part of a re-enter program for prisoners re-entering society decided to attempt a "Jihad" on Riverdale Jewish places of interest including a Temple. According to Jim Fitzgerald, an Associated Press Writer, the four men, James Cromitie, David Williams, Onta Williams and Laguerre Payen, claimed to have met where else?; our prison system! All have prior offenses and served time in prison before.

Even scarier, All are US citizens, and one is of Haitian origins.

What is wrong with this picture?

Prison system is tough enough Obama?

Our prisons are turning out home grown terrorists now? How come? What will happen if we let those from Gitmo Bay come onto US soil into our prisons? Either one of three things will occur: 1.)Other prisoners will kill them, 2.)our US prisoners will be threatened, or 3.)conversions by masses to Islam extremism will occur due to the influence of Gitmo Bay and hateful attitudes already in the hearts of those in the prison system.


Anger begins with one person. One thought and it spreads like a ripple on the water.Paul writes in Ephesians 4 that we must turn from this anger, not to forget it, but to turn from it because it will cause us to act on the anger in a sinful way.

Ephesians 4:26,27
26Be ye angry, and sin not: let not the sun go down upon your wrath:

27Neither give place to the devil.