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The problem with evaluating the motives of the detainees at Gitmo is that the justice process at the prison has become so questionable that automatically any allegations about the status of the prisoners as radical extremists determined to wage jihad against western society seems equally doubtful. There is no doubt that some may be disaffected and confused men and some may indeed be hardened terrorists. However, when the justice process itself is under scrutiny, any findings become suspect. "Many of the FBI accounts came from conscience-stricken agents troubled by what they had witnessed. One agent reported seeing a detainee sitting on the floor of an interrogation cell with an Israeli flag draped...

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Another reported seeing detainees chained hand and foot in fetal positions, in barren cells with no chair, food or water (Isikoff, 2007). In the face evidence that illegal interrogation tactics were used, the likelihood that some innocent man may be accused seems high.
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Isikoff, Michael. (17 Jan 2007). "Unanswered Questions." (). Newsweek Retrieved 12 Aug 2007 at http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6803421/site/newsweek/

Starr, Barbara. (11 Jun 2006). "Admiral: Gitmo suicides a 'planned event'." CNN.com. Retrieved 12 Aug 2007 at www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/americas/06/10/guantanamo.suicides/index.html

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Isikoff, Michael. (17 Jan 2007). "Unanswered Questions." (). Newsweek Retrieved 12 Aug 2007 at http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6803421/site/newsweek/

Starr, Barbara. (11 Jun 2006). "Admiral: Gitmo suicides a 'planned event'." CNN.com. Retrieved 12 Aug 2007 at www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/americas/06/10/guantanamo.suicides/index.html


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