Das Guantanamo Experiment [Teil5/6]

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Eine Reportage über eine Guantanamo Simulation in Form eines Experiments.

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[Poluty13]

Meiner Meinung nach ist es ein modernes Konzentrationslager!

[EISTEE777]

daumen hoch für das video aber daumen runter wie die da behandet werden

[MBC4HD]

FUCKING USA

[Dyson107]

Propaganda works great with eye candy. Interesting that the prisoners are all white. You would think that the dumb ass liberals that control Hollywood could come up with something more convincing.

[shujilove]

He got nice dick

[MrStan71]

Fuck USA

[klaudkil]

Humanity makes me sick. i hope one day we all die

[SIngli6]

@ZeleaCodreanu1

Yes, but only members of Al Quaeda are classified as non-combatants. Ergo, the Taliban have little relation to Guantanamo Bay (the subject of our discourse) as the facility is designed mostly for holding non-combatants. And stop using the adjective ‘innocent’; it just makes you out to be a populist haranguer.

[ZeleaCodreanu1]

@SIngli6 the talibans were the same as Al Quaeda, brothers,muslims and they cooperated great.In fact Talibans are terorists,killing innocent people,and rape girls,minors, is the same as Al queada

[SIngli6]

@ZeleaCodreanu1

I don't suppose the 2002 orientation chart for all new military personal at Guantanamo Bay essentially copied the American review of the interrogation methods employed by Chinese Communists during the Korean war is in any way tantamount to evidence? Or perhaps you just want to focus on the people whom dare to violate human rights without ardent pretences, which the American government so courteously does.

[SIngli6]

@ZeleaCodreanu1

Yes, but it would seem a little redundant to acknowledge that the Taliban weren't exactly the most humanitarian of organisations when essentially every sane man on the face of the earth already knows this. I might as well write that the Khmer Rouge 'were big meanies', or that being stabbed in the eye is not the most pleasant of sensations. In fact, come to think of it, what the hell has the Taliban got to do with Guantanamo? I thought Al-Qaeda was the problem.