Is this seriously worth it? Guantanmo inmate never charged with a crime, dies after 11 years in US custody

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Anyway, point still stands. According to Omar he was tortured both physically and psychologically and his injuries are consistent with this claim. Thats during a short period of time.
Try and fathom what they do to people who are subject to their hospitality for longer periods of time.

Also the point still stands that Yemeni was held for eleven years without ever being charged for a crime. He did not kill himself for fun and all who have stayed at the bay have made claims to having been tortured and physically abused just like he made some with substantial evidence to back it up.
Evidence would suggest he was pushed to it.

This cannot be ignored.

So now we have an article that Aljazeera disclaims and a video of unknown origins about a different prisoner, and based on those sources I'm supposed to believe that for 11 years the US tortured a man they knew to be an innocent know-nothing with no ties to Al Qeda or terror, in hopes that he would disclose intelligence information he was known not to have? Sorry, I just don't buy it. It is much more plausible that the article author simply has an axe to grind with the US, and that the Yemeni man had some involvement with Al Qeda, was picked up and imprisoned as a prisoner of war, and was caught in a situation where the US refused to return him to Yemen and no other country would take him.

You obviously started typing your reply before I altered my response. Theres a link attached, read it.
If you don't think that in combination with the video evidence of how they attempt to extract false confessions while ignoring obvious abuse of a Canadian citizen, the suspicious circumstances surrounding the suicide, the signs evident in almost all prisoners of severe physical abuse, the detaining without evidence, charge or trial and how desperately they try to stop anyone inspecting their prisoners or witnessing anything from inside the place then I'm really not sure what to say to you.
In a state where water-boarding is referred to as a "advanced interrogation technique" and therefore fair game I really have no idea how you can be so shocked by this.