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IN his letter (January 7), Brian P Ó Cinneide says “it would be foolish in the extreme” to accept men released from Guantanomo Bay because “these detainees come from a culture in which there are elements seeking to take over the world”.

Fri, 09 Jan, 2009 - 00:00
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So would he refuse entry to Americans, too?

Michael Job

Rossnagrena

Glengarriff

Co Cork

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