Gitmo Lawyer to Hollywood Nitwits: Your Useful Idiocy is Appreciated

Hollywood is doing their bext to undermine our war effort, and those who represent the terror monsters currently housed at Club Gitmo are most appreciative of their efforts.

Hollywood's latest take on kidnapping and torture in the war on terror is surprisingly bold and realistic but won't change people's views overnight, a prominent lawyer for Guantanamo Bay prisoners says.

"Rendition", starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Reese Witherspoon, tells the story of an Egyptian man abducted by the United States as he steps off a flight in Washington.

He is sent to a North African state investigating a suicide bombing, and systematically tortured under the eyes of a CIA agent, played by Gyllenhaal.

"I thought it was surprisingly courageous for Hollywood and it will be seen by millions. Now, will we persuade the world in a moment? No, of course," lawyer Clive Stafford Smith said at a preview showing in London ahead of this week's release.

Courageous?

What courage does it take to step in line with the America-haters in Hollywood and badmouth your country?

If anything, it's courageous when someone in Hollywood doesn't parrot the party line.

However, he said the media had a vital part to play in shaping public opinion on the issue, and obtaining justice for more than 300 prisoners still held as terrorist suspects at the U.S. prison camp in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

"Not one single person has been ordered free by the court of law. The court of public opinion, on the other hand, has been quite successful," said the British lawyer, whose charity Reprieve represents more than 40 Guantanamo inmates.

"We've freed more than half of the prisoners in Guantanamo Bay ... We (lawyers) legally expose the truth. You (journalists) follow up on it. That's really important."

Yes, and if these monsters had their way, journalists, lawyers and Hollywood pinheads would be the first to have their heads chopped off.