Feb 2006 Report on Guantanamo Detainees


	Feb 2006 Report on Guantanamo Detainees

jklugman

6-15-2007 8:42 PM

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guantanamo, detention, war-on-terror, pakistan, unfair-prosecution

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6-15-2007 9:00 PM

arifsali

This is logical based on how Michael Winterbottom has documented it in his Road to Gunatanamo (watch it if you dare, not for the faint of hearts).

6-16-2007 4:15 AM

thisnamecantbetaken

This is a good movie. The link didn't work for me, but it's on Google Video (while it lasts...)

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