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Arbmn wrote:

LionHeart-112 wrote:Osama and his fellows claimed responsibility.

It's common law enforcement agencies torture their own citizens into confessing to crimes they didn't commit. Under torture, anyone would confess to anything in order to stop the torture. Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged mastermind and confessor, was waterboarded (among other forms of torture) hundreds of times.

LionHeart-112 wrote:And this was done under Obama's watch?

nomadicwarlord wrote:The poll is rigged

Arbmn wrote:

nomadicwarlord wrote:The poll is rigged

Rigged for whom?

Arbmn wrote:

LionHeart-112 wrote:And this was done under Obama's watch?

Torture is a US-sponsored systematic practice still inflicted upon Muslims. Obama has expanded the practice. Google for Torture's Loopholes to learn more.

nomadicwarlord wrote:The poll is rigged

LionHeart-112 wrote:

nomadicwarlord wrote:The poll is rigged

You can't trust a poll on this site where most ppl have multiple nicknames..lol...In a perfect world, Obama would win in a landslide.....even in Mecca & Medina....Two cities many would like to see nuked because of the actions of Osama and his thugs.

GaajoUnit wrote:

nomadicwarlord wrote:One is an illiterate peasant the other is a renowned world leader.

How does a billionaire with an economcis degree= illiterate peasant? See, I don't agree with guy, but I hate it when Somalis on this forum put themselves on a high pedasteel and start giving new meaning to the word illiterate. And it's Osam we did to this with, rather we think in an adunko dhan ka sareyno.

To the thread starter: are you serious?

BODHI wrote:UNTIL MY VOTE 50% OF SNET SUPPORTED A TERRORIST

Since Yemen offered few possibilities in those days, my grandfather bravely turned his back on the only land and the only people he had ever known, taking his younger brother, Abdullah, with him to join one of the many camel caravans trekking through the area.

After traveling through the dusty villages and towns of Yemen, they arrived at the port of Aden. From there they sailed a short distance across the Gulf of Aden to Somalia. In Somalia, the two bin Laden boys were employed by a cruel taskmaster, known for his furious outbursts. One day he became so annoyed at my grandfather that he hit him on the head with a heavy stick.

The injury resulted in the loss of sight in one eye. My grandfather and uncle were forced to return to their village until his recovery. The following year they set out once again, this time traveling in the opposite direction, north to Saudi Arabia. I’m sure they were eager to stop at many outposts, but nothing seemed to have the magic they were seeking. The two boys, young and unlettered, lingered only long enough to earn sufficient money to stave off hunger and to continue what must have seemed an endless journey. Something about Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, appealed to my grandfather, because that walled city on the Red Sea marked the end of their arduous voyage.

LionHeart-112 wrote:...Would you please help find an article from a legitimate source showing clear proof of your claims...

BODHI wrote:UNTIL MY VOTE 50% OF SNET SUPPORTED A TERRORIST

US Recants Claims on "High Value" Detainee Abu Zubaydah
Thursday, Apr 1, 2010

The Justice Department has quietly recanted nearly every major claim the Bush administration had made about "high-value" detainee Abu Zubaydah, a Guantanamo prisoner who at one time was said to have planned the 9/11 attacks and was the No. 2 and 3 person in al-Qaeda.

Additionally, Justice has backed away from some of the claims intelligence officials working in the Clinton administration had also leveled against Zubaydah, specifically, that he was directly involved in the planning of the 1998 embassy bombings in East Africa.

Zubaydah's name is redacted in some instances in the 109-page court document the government filed in US District Court in Washington, DC in response to 213 discovery requests Zubaydah's attorneys made in connection with his habeas corpus case, which sought evidence to support, among other Bush administration claims, that Zubaydah was a top al-Qaeda official and close confidant of Osama Bin Laden.

The Justice Department asked the judge presiding over the case to deny virtually every discovery request, explaining, in some instances, that the government no longer relied upon the explosive allegations the Bush administration made about Zubaydah when he was captured and subsequently tortured.

Zubaydah is identified on the first page of the filing by his real name, Zayn Al Abidin Muhammad Husayn. He was the first detainee captured after 9/11 who was subjected to nearly a dozen brutal torture techniques, which included waterboarding, and was the catalyst, the public has been told, behind the Bush administration's "enhanced interrogation" program. Former Vice President ceeb Cheney has publicly admitted that personally approved of Zubaydah's waterboarding.

His torture was videotaped and the tapes later destroyed. The destruction of 90 videotapes of his interrogations is the focus of a high-level criminal investigation being conducted by John Durham, a federal prosecutor appointed special counsel in 2008 by then-Attorney General Michael Mukasey.



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