Men captured in Afghanistan given Miranda rights by our soldiers

I wonder if it's ever occurred to our commander-in-chief that these terrorists are not American citizens, and therefore do not receive the privilege of Miranda rights or any other privilege afforded to American citizens. It's insane, it really is. The whole world's gone upside-down. :S

I don't think it is called Miranda Rights in the military but there are protocols. Besides, what could truly be wrong with trying to extend the courtesies of our system (which we believe to be superior) to others in the world? Are they somehow less human?

I think it is rediculous, but after all, Obama during his campaign proclaimed himself a "citizen of the world," so why wouldn't he extend American rights to all the other criminals of the world? During his campaign, he also described his ideal "army," an international armed force bigger than all of our armed services only more police-like. The idea he was trying to convey was a gestapo-like force, and I think this is only the first step in making his "dream army" a reality.

If they had arrested then here they would have read them their rights. They are essentially being arrested by our government and have not been proven guilty of anything why wouldn't they have the right to counsel? Was it the military police that gave them the miranda. It would be interesting to see a link for this.