May 15, 2007
Like Infidels Through an Hourglass...
...so are the Sands of Passion!
Sands of Passion Part I
Sands of Passion Part II
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Sands of Passion Part I
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Fatwa?
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Terror Suspect Claims Torture by Americans, Not Enough Entertainment at Guantanamo Bay
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WASHINGTON — An accused enemy combatant held at Guantanamo Baytold a military hearing he was physically as well as mentally tortured there by having to read a newsletter full of 'crap,' being forced to use unscented deodorant and shampoo and having to play sports with a ball that would not bounce.
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http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,272492,00.html
finicky terrorist, lol?
Terror Suspect Claims Torture by Americans, Not Enough Entertainment at Guantanamo Bay
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
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WASHINGTON — An accused enemy combatant held at Guantanamo Baytold a military hearing he was physically as well as mentally tortured there by having to read a newsletter full of 'crap,' being forced to use unscented deodorant and shampoo and having to play sports with a ball that would not bounce.
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Khan told an April 15 hearing called to determine whether he was rightly classified as an "enemy combatant" that he also had his baby pictures taken from him, that cleaners left marks on his cell walls and that detainees have no DVD players or other entertainment.
At one point, Kan said he wrote on his walls, "stop torturing me, I need my mails, newspaper and my lawyer."
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,272492,00.html
finicky terrorist, lol?
Posted by: Kamchatka Bear at May 15, 2007 02:03 PM (gtZwa)
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