Gitmo inmate: My treatment shames American flag

Skeptical wrote:
............. so why is he still in custody?

Obama pledged to close the prison upon taking office but was blocked by Congress, which banned sending prisoners to the U.S. for any reason, including trial, and placed restrictions on sending them abroad.

The slow pace of releases has created a tense atmosphere inside the prison. A hunger strike that began in February 2013 totaled about 100 prisoners at its peak, including Dhiab and Faraj.

The restrictions on sending them overseas have been eased and the U.S. has released 19 prisoners so far this year. Officials say several more are expected by the end of the year.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2014/12/07/pentagon-says-six-guantanamo-bay-detainees-resettled-in-uruguay/

Gomezz Adddams wrote:As Paul Harvey used to say "Here's the rest of the story" about the liar Samir Naji.

Wikileak memos say he "was captured at Tora Bora with a group known as the “Dirty 30,” which included bin Laden bodyguards, according to the Defense Department memo dated March 4, 2008.

He trained at al-Farouq, a main al Qaeda training camp, and was identified as a staff member at an al Qaeda guest house. He was labeled a high risk by the US military."

And

" “al Qaeda recruiter” Marwan Jawan recruited Moqbel and trained him to use an AK-47 assault rifle. According to the document, Marwan got him a passport and Moqbel got paid as a fighter at the front."

Read it all here:

http://nypost.com/2013/04/16/what-times-op-ed-from-gitmo-left-out/

Paquette wrote:

Gomezz Adddams wrote:As Paul Harvey used to say "Here's the rest of the story" about the liar Samir Naji.

Wikileak memos say he "was captured at Tora Bora with a group known as the “Dirty 30,” which included bin Laden bodyguards, according to the Defense Department memo dated March 4, 2008.

He trained at al-Farouq, a main al Qaeda training camp, and was identified as a staff member at an al Qaeda guest house. He was labeled a high risk by the US military."

And

" “al Qaeda recruiter” Marwan Jawan recruited Moqbel and trained him to use an AK-47 assault rifle. According to the document, Marwan got him a passport and Moqbel got paid as a fighter at the front."

Read it all here:

http://nypost.com/2013/04/16/what-times-op-ed-from-gitmo-left-out/

Thank you for the information.

I'm aware of the CIA's side of the story and the detainee's story, I was wondering about the "six U.S. government security agencies" that allegedly cleared him.

Is that true?

Paquette wrote:

Gomezz Adddams wrote:As Paul Harvey used to say "Here's the rest of the story" about the liar Samir Naji.

Wikileak memos say he "was captured at Tora Bora with a group known as the “Dirty 30,” which included bin Laden bodyguards, according to the Defense Department memo dated March 4, 2008.

He trained at al-Farouq, a main al Qaeda training camp, and was identified as a staff member at an al Qaeda guest house. He was labeled a high risk by the US military."

And

" “al Qaeda recruiter” Marwan Jawan recruited Moqbel and trained him to use an AK-47 assault rifle. According to the document, Marwan got him a passport and Moqbel got paid as a fighter at the front."

Read it all here:

http://nypost.com/2013/04/16/what-times-op-ed-from-gitmo-left-out/

Thank you for the information.

I'm aware of the CIA's side of the story and the detainee's story, I was wondering about the "six U.S. government security agencies" that allegedly cleared him.

Is that true?

Skeptical wrote:
But, just between you all, me, and the walls the burden of proof is on Samir Naji to name those six security agencies.

Paquette wrote:

Skeptical wrote:
But, just between you all, me, and the walls the burden of proof is on Samir Naji to name those six security agencies.

Isn't it a part of the public record?

Paquette wrote:

Skeptical wrote:
But, just between you all, me, and the walls the burden of proof is on Samir Naji to name those six security agencies.

Isn't it a part of the public record?