http://www.miami.com/multimedia/miami/news/56gitmo.pdf

Gitmo to house 1200 personnel for what? for WHO?

I think you better read this folks. Ask yourself...WHY Do THEY need a facility of this size for 430 detainees at Gitmo? BETTER YET ask your traitor representatives why and let them know YOU know!



WAKE UP AMERICA! the bell is toling and it toles for thee... NOT for the illegal aliens crossing the border and NOT for illegally detained suspected members of Al Qaeda. Get your heads and your neighbors heads out of the sand and look up from the battle field of borders!! 'Cause this is for patriots NOT for terrorists.

As YOU know but undoubtedly your neighbor does NOT know...HR 6166 just reclassified patriots as terrorist. Patriots are now enemies of the state by law and don't expect those slow courts to help you. They won't even know your there ... habeas corpus is gone! Helllooooo is anyone listening? Where's the Million man march? Without it a few hundred people and their unwitting assistants will determine the destiny of billions!

Dec 20 this contract will be awarded and calls for the facilities to be funtional by the same date in 2007. TIME IS UP

SCREAM FOR THE REPEAL OF H.R. 6166, the War Powers and all the rest of the "legal" documents leading to the demise of the citizens of this nation! It won't help but it may WAKE UP CITIZENS to take REAL action to reclaim our nation. They won't be able to protest if you do not ACT NOW.

The Pentagon plans to build a military commissions compound at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, costing up to $125 million, a major undertaking meant to accommodate up to 1,200 people for the first U.S. war crimes trials since World War II, The Miami Herald learned Thursday.

If funded by Congress, the compound would be the largest single construction expenditure at Guantánamo since the Bush administration set up the offshore detention center in January 2002.

''The solicitation is unrestricted -- so any number of entities might want to bid on this,'' Pentagon spokesman Bryan Whitman said Thursday. ``We want to start construction as soon as possible, so we can begin multiple trials as early as July of 2007.'' (NOTE from me "entities" as defined FOREIGN COMPANIES)
The proposal calls for a work, residential and security compound on an abandoned airfield that in the 1990s housed a tent camp for Cuban rafters. Years before, it was the site of a hangar for U.S. military blimps.

The details are specified in a ''pre-solicitation notice,'' which The Miami Herald found posted on the web for potential government contractors. It was dated Nov. 3. Whitman said he believed it was, in fact, posted during the past 24 hours.

On paper, the idea resembles a mini-city, with housing, dining, meeting and courtroom space for those involved in the trials -- plus, Whitman said, a high-security space for top-secret and other classified materials.
The compound would cost from $75 million to $125 million and include a courthouse with two courtrooms, conference space, a closed-circuit video transmission center and a 100-car motor pool.


Asked why it would require housing for 800 to 1,200 personnel and a dining facility for up to 800 people, Whitman said the idea is to hold multiple trials -- and house ``any number of people -- legal and administrative personnel, media, . . . security . . . attorneys.'' (Note: from me ... attorneys for the prosecution NOT for the defendents again I scream at you HABEAS CORPUS IS GONE)To put the project in perspective, the annual operating costs at the detention center away are about $100 million, according to Rear Adm. Harry Harris, the prison camps' commander.

The project seeks to have two courtrooms completed by July, and an option to build two more before 2008, said another Pentagon official, who requested he not be identified because he wasn't authorized to speak for the department.

CONGRESS OK NEEDED
Whitman said the Pentagon would likely seek authorization and funding from the current, lame-duck Congress, which is still controlled by the Republicans.

No specific contractor is favored for the project, he said, adding the plan was crafted 'being very respectful of taxpayers' dollars.'' (NOTE: from me How considerate of them to be conscious of the cost of the tools to thin the herd of potential protestors... American Citizens)
The Pentagon has not yet forwarded a formal proposal to Congress.

Bill Sutey, military advisor on the staff of Florida Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson, a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, said: ``As a matter of law, it would require an appropriation. It's not even authorized yet.''

'To anybody it would beg questions: . . . `What are we doing here? Why are we doing it this way? What is the requirement? Why is it going to cost that much?' These are routine oversight questions and we will do this,'' Sutey said.

In June, the U.S. Supreme Court shut down the administration's first effort to stage the commissions, declaring the formula unconstitutional.

Now, armed with a new Military Commissions Act approved by Congress, administration officials are rewriting rules for the trials. They could resume in early 2007 with suspected terrorists being charged, according to the chief prosecutor, Air Force Col. Morris Davis.

Earlier efforts to stage the trials focused on alleged al Qaeda conspirators, among them Yemeni captive Salim Ahmed Hamdan, whose defense attorney, a Navy officer, challenged the formula in the civilian courts.

AL QAEDA DETAINEES

Since then, the CIA has sent to Guantánamo 14 suspected al Qaeda ringleaders -- among them alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. Their presence at Guantánamo has heightened international interest in any prospective war-crimes trials.

Mohammed and the 13 other men had been interrogated and held in secret for three or more years, out of reach of the International Red Cross, and never charged with any crimes.
Once the Pentagon makes a formal request, the first opportunity to fund the new complex would be to include in supplemental spending packages being prepared by Congress for votes after a Thanksgiving recess.OVERLOOKING BAY

The Navy would administer the building contract for what the pre-solicitation notice calls a ''Legal Compound at U.S. Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.'' It lists the site as McCalla Field, an area overlooking the bay itself -- a considerable distance from the bluff overlooking the Caribbean where the 430 or so ''enemy combatants'' are housed and interrogated in a facility called Camp Delta.

A Camp Delta spokesman, Navy Cmdr. Robert Durand, said by e-mail Thursday that the secretary of defense's office is responsible for any Military Commissions activity, but he believed ``a supplemental budget appropriation request is going out soon.''
(PDF explains the size of the HUGE courtrooms and details)

William.... I have said it before and I am saying it again! EGOS have to be set aside. Groups trying to save this country MUST UNITE! RON PAUL, TOM TANCREDO, DENNIS HAYWORTH ET AL MUST STAND UP AND PUBLICALLY TELL THE PEOPLE OF THIS NATION WHERE THIS IS HEADING ON PUBLIC BROADCAST NETWORKS... because the papers are gone and if you don't know about that you deserve the future! ORGANIZE IT with the same passion you have put into ALIPAC. This is my last post on this site UNTIL I SEE REAL ACTION TAKEN ON BEHALF OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

Individual protest movements are each focusing on ONE TREE in the FOREST and will be "harvested" from that forest before they hear the chain saws even coming. PROTEST MOVEMENTS NEED TO COMBINE TO CREATE AN ENTITY WITH THE SAME ORGANIZATIONAL IMPACT AS THE ENEMY (LA RAZA) HAS! We do not need the money of the Globalist we need the COURAGE OF OUR FOREFATHERS NOW!
OPEN THE DOORS OF COMMUNICATION BETWEEN INDIVIDUAL PROTESTS GROUPS AND ORGANIZE ORGANIZE ORGANIZE ONE UNITED FRONT AGAINST THE DEMISE OF THIS NATION AND ITS PEOPLE