You’re kidding, right? That’s it?
After holding Brits in our extralegal dungeons for two years, one day we just let ’em go?
We’ve still got more than 600 people imprisoned in our Halliburton-built prison camp at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, where for more than two years we’ve been interrogating them, denying them lawyers, denying them any kind of judicial review, hinting quite bluntly that they could all remain in limbo like this forever, and trying to put a brave face on all of the suicide attempts.
And every now and then, without comment, we bundle a few of them onto international flights and dump them out on a street somewhere -- and suddenly it turns out that this dangerous menace was just a bewildered Kabul taxi driver, or a 10-year-old.....
10-year-old boy prisoner of Guantanamo Bay - found innocent after 2 years of detainment
Boy, 12, recounts days as terror inmate: Youngest captive spent 17 months detained, a year at Guantanamo
"They should have arrested al Qaeda, not me," he said in the first interview since his release. "I was just innocent."
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21st February 2006 13:45 #1
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22nd February 2006 02:58 #2
Did you read the whole article, Al-khiyal?
Read it again
It sounds to me like this kid being captured by the Americans was more of a blessing than a curse:
Asadullah maintains that he was sold into sexual slavery to a local militia leader, one of many in lawless prewar Afghanistan, in nearby Paktia Province.And now (drumroll please...)"I was brought there to service the commander's men," Asadullah says in a quiet voice. During the day, he served food and washed dishes. At night, he was asked to do other things he is too ashamed to utter.
Read the whole article. This kid was RESCUED."I want to go to America."

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22nd February 2006 03:12 #3
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Poor Bilderbooger, he wants the incarceration of a 10-year old kid to be a 'good news' story. A bewildered, vulnerable kid, that's prison fodder is it?
How come the Marines PR boys haven't head-hunted you yet?
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22nd February 2006 03:13 #4Wolf's cage?Originally posted by MrMeaner1
You save me from the lion's cage and through me in wolf's one?
That's some wolf's cage, Mr. Meaner.During the days, they were allowed to run on the grass inside the compound. Sometimes, the soldiers would play football with them. Asadullah even developed a certain prowess at chess...
...The boys were taught to read and write English. It was the first time they had attended anything resembling school. Asadullah was also given books in Pashto and a copy of the Koran.
"Sometimes we were allowed to watch television. I liked to watch movies," he recalls.
The soldiers assigned to guard them became friends. "They were so kind to us," he says.
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22nd February 2006 03:18 #5
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Bilderbooger, it's allegedly the maximum security detention center for 'the most dangerous people on earth' - what was a kid put in there for?
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22nd February 2006 03:19 #6Don't blame me. You're the one who posted the story.Originally posted by Al-khiyal
Poor Bilderbooger, he wants the incarceration of a 10-year old kid to be a 'good news' story. A bewildered, vulnerable kid, that's prison fodder is it?
How come the Marines PR boys haven't head-hunted you yet?

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22nd February 2006 03:25 #7
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And you're the one who tried to spin it.







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