Amnesty Allegations
Every week there are more alledged claims of abuse by America on the civil rights/ basic human rights of these so called Islamic radicals. They claims always seem to be the same. "We were kept against our will and forced to listen to hip hop music.
Well I consider that some real torture as hip hop is nothing but noise to me. However it is momentarily a very popular form of music. Heard around the world and influencing many. As a result you can tell by young men from all cultures are running around with their pants almost off, and young women dressing provocative and slutish.
Trainning manuals captured from the Taliban and Al(lets kill Americans)Queda talk insensetly about if captured make as many false statments of abuse as possible.
When Amnesty International first came intop being their purpose was noble and nonpolitical. Now it seems that they forget true acts of barbarinism and concentrate only only false claims against America. When countries like the Sudan, Libya, and Syria are given authority by the United nations to oversee human rights any halfwit can intelligently conclude that human right violations are no longer looked into and a political adgenda is being pushed.
This week yet another claim of very questionable origions comes to light.
By MICHELLE FAUL
The Associated Press
Wednesday, August 3, 2005; 11:00 PM
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico -- Two Yemeni men say they were held in solitary confinement in secret, underground U.S. detention facilities in an unknown country and interrogated by masked men for more than 18 months without being charged or allowed any contact with the outside world, Amnesty International charged Wednesday.
Amnesty and human rights lawyers argued that the report added to long-standing claims that the United States has held "secret detainees" in its war on terror.
"We fear that what we have heard from these two men is just one small part of the much broader picture of U.S. secret detentions around the world," Sharon Critoph, a researcher at Amnesty International who interviewed the men in Yemen, told The Associated Press by telephone.
In June, U.S. officials denied a suggestion from the U.N.'s special expert on torture, Manfred Nowak, that some undeclared holding areas could include American ships cruising international waters. Others have suggested "high-value" detainees could be held secretly in Diego Garcia, a British-held island in the Indian Ocean that the United States rents as a strategic military base.
Lawyers who represent detainees at Guantanamo have long believed that the CIA or other U.S. government agencies have used clandestine jails for terror suspects.
"The fact that there are underground CIA facilities somewhere where people are being tortured has been known for a while," Michael Ratner of the U.S. Center for Constitutional Rights in New York City told the AP in a telephone interview.
In the report released in Washington, Amnesty said it interviewed Salah Nasser Salim Ali and Muhammad Faraj Ahmed Bashmilah in a jail in Yemen in late June. The group also spoke to a Yemeni government official who said the men were being held in that country only because it was a condition of their release from U.S. custody.
Ali told the rights group that he was originally detained in Indonesia in August 2003 and then flown several days later to Jordan; Bashmilah said he was detained in Jordan in October 2003 while on a trip to visit his mother.
Both men claimed they were tortured by Jordanian intelligence agents for four days and then flown to what they believe were underground jails in an unknown location.
[ UNDERGROUND ROUGE CIA AGENTS AND DETAINEE FACILITIES? SOUNDS LIKE A BOND MOVIE.TORTURE BY JORDAIAN AUTHORITIES NO CONTACT WITH OUTSIDE WORLD. HMMM WONDER IF THE FACT THEY ARE WANTED IN JORDAN FOR CRIMES HAS ANYTHING TO DO WITH THIS? ]
The men said their first jail was underground, surrounded by high walls and that it took more than 4 hours to fly there from Jordan. After six to eight months they were transferred to a modern prison run by U.S. officials a three-hour plane journey away that also appeared to be underground.
[ FOR BEING HELD IN CAPTIVITY AND KNOWING HOW OUR INTERIGATIONS GO THESE MEN ARE OF ABOVE AVERAGE IN ABILITY. BEING ABLE TO DESCRIBE DISTANCES AND HOLDING CELLS WHILE BEING DISORIENTED IN OUTSTANDING. CALCULATING DISTANCES AND FIGUREING OUT WHERE THEY ARE BEING HELD IS A GEOGRAPHIC MIRICALE. NO WONDER AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL AND THE U.N. BELIEVE THESE GUYS.
THAT BEING SARCASTICALLY SAID WHY HAVEN'T WE HEARD AMNESTY GO AFTER THE RECNT MURDER OF YET ANOTHER REPORTER. THE EXECUTIONS OF PEOPLE WHO TURN IN RADICALS. THE GENOCIDE IN THE SUDAN AND RAWANDA. OH WAIT THESE EVENTS REALLY DO NOT SHOW AMERICA IN A BAD LIGHT AND SO ARE NOT REAL HUMAN RIGHT VIOLATIONS, AS WELL AS THE SYSTEMATIC STARVATION OF NORTH KOREAS PEOPLE BY THE OVER FED AND BETTER THEN THOU GOVERNMENT.]
Well I consider that some real torture as hip hop is nothing but noise to me. However it is momentarily a very popular form of music. Heard around the world and influencing many. As a result you can tell by young men from all cultures are running around with their pants almost off, and young women dressing provocative and slutish.
Trainning manuals captured from the Taliban and Al(lets kill Americans)Queda talk insensetly about if captured make as many false statments of abuse as possible.
When Amnesty International first came intop being their purpose was noble and nonpolitical. Now it seems that they forget true acts of barbarinism and concentrate only only false claims against America. When countries like the Sudan, Libya, and Syria are given authority by the United nations to oversee human rights any halfwit can intelligently conclude that human right violations are no longer looked into and a political adgenda is being pushed.
This week yet another claim of very questionable origions comes to light.
By MICHELLE FAUL
The Associated Press
Wednesday, August 3, 2005; 11:00 PM
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico -- Two Yemeni men say they were held in solitary confinement in secret, underground U.S. detention facilities in an unknown country and interrogated by masked men for more than 18 months without being charged or allowed any contact with the outside world, Amnesty International charged Wednesday.
Amnesty and human rights lawyers argued that the report added to long-standing claims that the United States has held "secret detainees" in its war on terror.
"We fear that what we have heard from these two men is just one small part of the much broader picture of U.S. secret detentions around the world," Sharon Critoph, a researcher at Amnesty International who interviewed the men in Yemen, told The Associated Press by telephone.
In June, U.S. officials denied a suggestion from the U.N.'s special expert on torture, Manfred Nowak, that some undeclared holding areas could include American ships cruising international waters. Others have suggested "high-value" detainees could be held secretly in Diego Garcia, a British-held island in the Indian Ocean that the United States rents as a strategic military base.
Lawyers who represent detainees at Guantanamo have long believed that the CIA or other U.S. government agencies have used clandestine jails for terror suspects.
"The fact that there are underground CIA facilities somewhere where people are being tortured has been known for a while," Michael Ratner of the U.S. Center for Constitutional Rights in New York City told the AP in a telephone interview.
In the report released in Washington, Amnesty said it interviewed Salah Nasser Salim Ali and Muhammad Faraj Ahmed Bashmilah in a jail in Yemen in late June. The group also spoke to a Yemeni government official who said the men were being held in that country only because it was a condition of their release from U.S. custody.
Ali told the rights group that he was originally detained in Indonesia in August 2003 and then flown several days later to Jordan; Bashmilah said he was detained in Jordan in October 2003 while on a trip to visit his mother.
Both men claimed they were tortured by Jordanian intelligence agents for four days and then flown to what they believe were underground jails in an unknown location.
[ UNDERGROUND ROUGE CIA AGENTS AND DETAINEE FACILITIES? SOUNDS LIKE A BOND MOVIE.TORTURE BY JORDAIAN AUTHORITIES NO CONTACT WITH OUTSIDE WORLD. HMMM WONDER IF THE FACT THEY ARE WANTED IN JORDAN FOR CRIMES HAS ANYTHING TO DO WITH THIS? ]
The men said their first jail was underground, surrounded by high walls and that it took more than 4 hours to fly there from Jordan. After six to eight months they were transferred to a modern prison run by U.S. officials a three-hour plane journey away that also appeared to be underground.
[ FOR BEING HELD IN CAPTIVITY AND KNOWING HOW OUR INTERIGATIONS GO THESE MEN ARE OF ABOVE AVERAGE IN ABILITY. BEING ABLE TO DESCRIBE DISTANCES AND HOLDING CELLS WHILE BEING DISORIENTED IN OUTSTANDING. CALCULATING DISTANCES AND FIGUREING OUT WHERE THEY ARE BEING HELD IS A GEOGRAPHIC MIRICALE. NO WONDER AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL AND THE U.N. BELIEVE THESE GUYS.
THAT BEING SARCASTICALLY SAID WHY HAVEN'T WE HEARD AMNESTY GO AFTER THE RECNT MURDER OF YET ANOTHER REPORTER. THE EXECUTIONS OF PEOPLE WHO TURN IN RADICALS. THE GENOCIDE IN THE SUDAN AND RAWANDA. OH WAIT THESE EVENTS REALLY DO NOT SHOW AMERICA IN A BAD LIGHT AND SO ARE NOT REAL HUMAN RIGHT VIOLATIONS, AS WELL AS THE SYSTEMATIC STARVATION OF NORTH KOREAS PEOPLE BY THE OVER FED AND BETTER THEN THOU GOVERNMENT.]
