hello andy
….and it was all committed in the name of serving the country, in the name of national security, in the name of freedom; the first thing you will see by the entrance of guantanamo camps is this big writing that says:”honor bound to defend freedom”and when two soldiers met while walking inside the camps one of them will start greeting the other soldiers by saying “honor bound” and the other will reply “to defend freedom” while they are taking some detainees to torture session, it has happened with me as an ex detainee, after 8 hours strapped with shakkles to a chair in extream cold, stress position, sleep deprivation,and when taking me back to my cell sometimes they will beat me while in shakkles, and then the soldiers would pull me by my shakkles face on a gravel ground, and this torture session went on for 23 days. The military is the worst place where torture can take place, because the soldiers follow orders from their chain of command, and to encourage them to do so, they were told by the interrogators that detainees will never face trial and never will be allowed to go home. It means nobody will be held responsible for any wrong doings, therefor the indefinit detention without trial, and the military orders combine a perfect ingredient for torture under the cover of so called war on terror, adding to that the existance of some soldiers who would feed on torture and hate so guantanamo had became a perfect furtil soil for torture and hate. I think that guantanamo is not a problem that faces detainees and their families only but it is a problem that challenges every citizen of this world who believe in justice and human rights ………..and i think those two black boxes in abu zubaidah case will go down in history as some of the us intelligence contribution towards modern torture in the 21 century, and i wonder did the the british intelligence knew about it or maybe they have their own contribution as well……….
ahmed errachidi 590 ex detainee without trial