The clock can be found all over the world and only costs a few euros. According to secret documents obtained by P. complainant through the platform WikiLeaks, U.S. interrogators Guantanamo Bay identified potential terrorists by the watch he wore on his wrist. Wikileaks latest version 'of over 700 secret U.S. government documents gives previously unknown details about the hundreds of detainees at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, since the Bush administration opened the military detention center there for almost a decade. The U.S. military prison Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, was used to jail admitted terrorists and innocent people, filtered by WikiLeaks files indicate. More than 700 classified military documents offer new accounts of suspected terrorists detained in military prison, as well as evidence against the 172 men still imprisoned there, the New York Times reported Monday .... Among the cache of documents allegedly leaked to Wikileaks by PFC Bradley Manning was more than 700 files of the detainees at Guantanamo Bay. A number of international documents published stories based on them today, and Wikileaks is dribbling the entire cache. They paint a picture of Guantanamo as a poop strewn debacle fill of Fools, a journalist, random Afghan civilians - including some dangerous terrorists. More » SHANE T. MCCOYAFPPresident Obama's campaign promise to close Guantanamo has not yet been reported by WikiLeaks fulfilled.The classified military documents to evaluate almost all of the 779 people who have been held at Guantanamo Bay since 2002, has revived a fundamental question about the existence of the detention center itself. Why Guantanamo is still open? The president pledged to close the stump speech after stump speech. He signed an executive order in January 2009 asking it was discontinued. Largemouth media formed a stampede during the weekend in a hurry to publish a new round of Wikileaks documents on al Qaeda and at Guantánamo Bay. Memeorandum round-up is here and the tic-tac breath footage lib how everything went together to get the "ball" is here. Ed Morrissey at Hot Air [...] A new batch of documents released by 'Wikileaks' also contains information on nearly all detainees at Guantanamo since 2003. About 800 classified documents from U.S. military WikiLeaks obtained reveal extraordinary details about the alleged terrorist activities of Al Qaeda captured and held in detention facilities in the U.S. Navy Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. About 800 classified documents from U.S. military WikiLeaks obtained reveal extraordinary details about the alleged terrorist activities of Al Qaeda captured and held in detention facilities in the U.S. Navy Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. NPR, with Times_ _The New York, reports that hundreds of classified documents about detainees at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. The original documents were leaked to the website Wikileaks against secrecy, and come from the Pentagon's Joint Forces at Guantanamo task. On paper, the government assesses the dangers posed by the detainees. NPR investigation shows that some of the detainees, considered as a threat to U.S. if they were released, in fact, letting go. About 800 U.S. military documents WikiLeaks obtained reveal extraordinary details about the activities of suspected al Qaeda detainees in Guantanamo. About 800 classified documents from U.S. military WikiLeaks obtained reveal extraordinary details about the alleged terrorist activities of Al Qaeda captured and held in detention facilities in the U.S. Navy Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. About 800 U.S. military classified documents WikiLeaks obtained reveal details about the alleged terrorist activities of Al Qaeda detainees in Guantanamo, Cuba. top-secret files detailing the interrogation of more than 700 suspects in Guantanamo obtained by the whistleblower site WikiLeaks. top-secret files detailing the interrogation of more than 700 suspects in Guantanamo Bay have been obtained by the whistle blowing website Wikileaks.
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