elka-sulzer
15.02.10, 15:48
wtedy:
"I do not want to hear this is a new world and we face a new kind
of enemy. I know that... but as a parent I can also imagine the
terror I would feel if one of my family members were rounded up in
the middle of the night and sent to Guantanamo without even getting
one chance to ask why they were being held and being able to prove
their innocence." He said it made the US "less safe" because
any gain in safety by Gitmo-ing one suspected jihadi - along with
dozens of innocents - is wiped out by the huge number of young men
tipped over into the vile madness of jihadism by seeing their
brothers disappear into a vast military machine where they may never
be heard from again.
i ten nagrodzony "lewak" dzisiaj:
Yet a string of recent exposes has shown that Obama is in fact
maintaining a battery of secret prisons where people are held
without charge indefinitely - and he is even expanding them.
....
story begins in the Afghan village of Zaiwalat at 3.15am on the
night of November 19th 2009. A platoon of US soldiers blasted their
way into a house in search of Habib ur-Rahman, a young computer
programmer and government employee who they had been told by
someone, somewhere was a secret Talibanist. His two cousins came out
to see what the noise was - and they were shot to death. As the
children of the house screamed, Habib was bundled into a helicopter
and whisked away. He has never been seen since. His family do not
know if he is alive or dead.
Calosc godna uwagi
www.commondreams.org/headline/2010/02/13-1
