*Ø* Blogmanac | Freed detainee to sue US
"A [UK] Midland man held as a suspected terrorist for more than two years at Camp Delta is to sue over his captivity and will sell his story.
"The father of Ruhal Ahmed of Tipton said his son is to seek compensation from both America and Britain and will listen to media offers."
Source
Meanwhile:
Powell: No torture at hell camp
"US Secretary of State Colin Powell last night denied claims by a British prisoner at [sic] Guantanamo Bay that he was badly treated. Freed Jamal al-Harith, 37, claimed Camp Delta detainees were shackled for up to 15 hours, tortured and abused for confessions.
"Mr Powell insisted: 'I think that's unlikely. It is not in the American tradition to treat people in that manner.' Source
[Who mentioned American traditions, Colin? You and your gang have shown scant regard not only for American traditions, but international law, so pardon me if use a phrase my mother used to use, "I believe you. Thousands wouldn't". - N]
"A [UK] Midland man held as a suspected terrorist for more than two years at Camp Delta is to sue over his captivity and will sell his story.
"The father of Ruhal Ahmed of Tipton said his son is to seek compensation from both America and Britain and will listen to media offers."
Source
Meanwhile:
Powell: No torture at hell camp
"US Secretary of State Colin Powell last night denied claims by a British prisoner at [sic] Guantanamo Bay that he was badly treated. Freed Jamal al-Harith, 37, claimed Camp Delta detainees were shackled for up to 15 hours, tortured and abused for confessions.
"Mr Powell insisted: 'I think that's unlikely. It is not in the American tradition to treat people in that manner.' Source
[Who mentioned American traditions, Colin? You and your gang have shown scant regard not only for American traditions, but international law, so pardon me if use a phrase my mother used to use, "I believe you. Thousands wouldn't". - N]
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