Quote Originally Posted by Krogith
Torture someone and guess what YEAH THEY WILL END UP HATEING YOU. How retarded to even post this.

What do you think at 15 year old is going to do to the country that Tortured him?

If you got Tortured by a country for any reason. USA probably killed most his family also in bombings.

Keep it up Bongo more and more are going to hate you.
The younger prisoners at Guantanamo Bay Navy Base in Cuba are not "tortured". They are given classes in math, reading and writing in their native language, and are kept in separate a separate facility from the adults, with fewer restrictions. They were captured due to involvement in armed combat. Here is another article about it, from the same newspaper:

GUANTANAMO BAY NAVY BASE, Cuba -- Nearly three years after his release, an Afghan who was one of three teens held at the Guantánamo prison camp has been recaptured in Afghanistan fighting against U.S. forces, a senior camp official says.

The Afghan, who was about 15 when he was swept up along with hundreds of others and taken to Guantánamo Bay, is among a small number of former prisoners who have been killed or recaptured following their release by U.S. authorities, said Paul Rester, director of the Joint Intelligence Group at the detention center.

The former detainee would now be about 19.

He was captured more than a year ago after a shootout with U.S. troops, according to Rester, who said in an interview that there are no plans to bring him back to Guantánamo Bay, where the military holds nearly 400 men on suspicion of links to al Qaeda or the Taliban.

The military, which released the juveniles in January 2004, kept them separated from adult detainees in a section of Guantánamo that had fewer restrictions. They were also given classes in math, reading and writing in their native language.
MiamiHerald.com | 01/19/2007 | U.S.: Ex-Guantánamo youth is captured again
Breukelen advocaat Reviewed by Breukelen advocaat on . Ex-prisoner, now 19, is back in U.S. custody MiamiHerald.com | 01/20/2007 | Ex-prisoner, now 19, is back in U.S. custody source=rss&channel=miamiherald_world Posted on Sat, Jan. 20, 2007email thisprint this WAR AGAINST TERRORISM Ex-prisoner, now 19, is back in U.S. custody An Afghan fighter who was detained at Guantánamo Bay when he was about 15 is a prisoner again, captured in a battle with U.S. troops. BY BEN FOX Associated Press Rating: 5