Blame is not necessarily a bad or a petty thing. Blame attributed to those people who are responsible for taking actions that intentionally or unintentionally result in harm to others is appropriate; as it is to those whose inaction causes that same result. As our constitution is weakened, and our liberties stripped away by those we place in positions of authority that have no respect for either, it is easy to identify those who are to blame.

President Obama has made one thing perfectly clear, both during his campaign and without hesitation once becoming president of our country. Guantanamo, sometimes affectionately referred to as Gitmo, has got to go.
Sure, it has successfully held some of the worst terrorists we have captured so far, including al Qaeda chief and confessed planner of the 9/11 massacre, Khalid Sheik Mohammad, but in the words of our leader it has become an embarrassment for America.
In his May 21, 2009 speech on national security given at the National Archives in Washington D.C., President Obama stated: “there is also no question that Guantanamo set back the moral authority that is America’s strongest currency in the world. Instead of …