^^ the people detained are:
not given a trial
not given a lawyer
THESE PEOPLE WERE SCAVENGERED UP WHILE WE WERE INVADING AFGHANISTAN [mostly] AND IRAQ. Who wouldn't run when there are bombs upon bombs being dropped as if they were food supplies for those in Western Africa.
some cases they were interoggated for 20-22 hours a day for 30 days straight
get real. LOOK at the facts. SEE WHO IS GETTING DETAINED. 20 or so have been convicted of a crime OUT OF 500.
deaths upon deaths
whether it be maltreatment of "prisoners of war" by guards OR
committing suicide after being:
treated [literally] as dogs *with collers
being forced to sodomize themselves with a banana
forced naked with a group of men, with their heads placed by others cocks
chained like a monkey, with legs in the air to their beds, or cells
forced to remove religous items
and THESE ARE JUST THE PICTURES WE'VE SEEN:
the acts not "picture worthy", i assure you, are more DRAMATIC
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