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Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Judge Orders Release of Algerian from Guantánamo (But He's Not Going Anywhere) The judge's ruling is still classified, but it seems probable that the ruling will refute the government's claims that its rag-bag of hearsay, innuendo, and snippets of intelligence is coherent enough to constitute real evidence. Why does Obama's Justice Dept continue to defend the fiction that the prisoners at Guantanamo represent a terrorist threat to Americans?
Tuesday, November 24, 2009Judge Orders Release of Algerian from Guantánamo (But He's Not Going Anywhere) The judge's ruling is still classified, but it seems probable that the ruling will refute the government's claims that its rag-bag of hearsay, innuendo, and snippets of intelligence is coherent enough to constitute real evidence. Why does Obama's Justice Dept continue to defend the fiction that the prisoners at Guantanamo represent a terrorist threat to Americans?
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Monday, October 5, 2009
US House Votes Draconian Gitmo Restrictions The US House has voted (unconstitutionally) to forbid release or transfer of the people who are presently being illegally detained at Guantanamo, and forbidding release of photos documenting torture and abuse.
Monday, October 5, 2009US House Votes Draconian Gitmo Restrictions The US House has voted (unconstitutionally) to forbid release or transfer of the people who are presently being illegally detained at Guantanamo, and forbidding release of photos documenting torture and abuse.
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Friday, October 2, 2009
A Truly Shocking Gitmo Story Judge Confirms an Innocent Man Tortured to Make False Confessions. In the ruling, to put it bluntly, it was revealed that the U.S. government tortured an innocent man to extract false confessions and then threatened him until he obligingly repeated those lies as though they were the truth.
Friday, October 2, 2009A Truly Shocking Gitmo Story Judge Confirms an Innocent Man Tortured to Make False Confessions. In the ruling, to put it bluntly, it was revealed that the U.S. government tortured an innocent man to extract false confessions and then threatened him until he obligingly repeated those lies as though they were the truth.
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Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Court Allows Return of Guantánamo Prisoners to Torture A Bush-appointed appeals judge has overturned a lower court ruling on behalf of 13 Chinese Muslim prisoners at Guantanamo. The lower court ruling would have given the 13 the right to a court appearance, but if the Appeals Court ruling stands, these men will be rendered to the tiny Pacific island of Palau, where their torture may continue.
Wednesday, September 23, 2009Court Allows Return of Guantánamo Prisoners to Torture A Bush-appointed appeals judge has overturned a lower court ruling on behalf of 13 Chinese Muslim prisoners at Guantanamo. The lower court ruling would have given the 13 the right to a court appearance, but if the Appeals Court ruling stands, these men will be rendered to the tiny Pacific island of Palau, where their torture may continue.
