MY HELL IN CAMP X-RAY [MAJOR BARF ALERT]

Daily Mirror ^ | March 12, 2004 | Rosa Prince and Gary Jones

[ejdrapes]

Disgusting. How any newspaper can print this sh*t is beyond me. Who in their right mind would believe this crap?

[ECM]

This coming on the heels of the Russian's that desperately wanted to stay, and the kid that learned English, was well fed, and had little bad to say about the experience.

Gotta love the Mirror...

[cerberus]

This is what we have come to expect from the British left-wing press.

They have the credibility of John Kerry.

[chronic_loser]

Muslims.

They lie. What else can you say?

http://www.geocities.com/slnk_rules/islam.jpg

[AM2000]

Prisoners who had never seen an "unveiled" woman before would be forced to watch as the hookers touched their own naked bodies.

[...]

The men would return distraught.

[...]

"It was a profoundly disturbing experience for these men. They would refuse to speak about what had happened. It would take perhaps four weeks for them to tell a friend

If true, this shows what a bunch of pansy-ass losers these al Qaeda freaks really are.

[AM2000]

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[kcvl]

Friday March 5, 09:39 AM
Jamal Al-Harith, a British detainee at Guantanamo Bay. Al-Harith's sister told the BBC that her brother is one of five British prisoners who will be freed from the detention camp in Cuba. AFP/Banaras Khan

[chronic_loser]

sorry. evidently geocities doesn't like you to link to a page from some where's else. If you type the address into your browser, you will get it. It is a hoot.

[hellinahandcart]

Vivid imagination this fellow has. The menstrual blood and the doghouse are nice touches. Calculated to horrify Muslims, I'm sure...

[kcvl]

Story 'for sale'

ONE of the British terror suspects released from Guantanamo Bay was yesterday preparing to cash in.

Jamal al Harith, 37 – born Ronald Fiddler – is considering selling the story of his two-year detention.

His family are also weighing up whether to sue Britain and the US over his jailing.

Al Harith, from Moss Side, Manchester, was reunited with them at a secret location yesterday after his release without charge.

Sister Maxine said: “He’s in good health, happy to be free and everybody is just glad that he is home.”

Web designer al Harith was sent to Cuba after he was captured by US troops in Afghanistan.

The brother of Tarek Dergoul – who was freed last night – has contacted PR guru Max Clifford.

Mr Clifford said: “We are waiting to see what is going to happen.”

[kcvl]

Cashing in ... Jamal

It looks like to me that he has GAINED WEIGHT!

[Bogey78O]

I'm suprised he didn't claim Bush raped him. The left wingers would believe it.

[kcvl]

More here...


http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2004112120,00.html

[hellinahandcart]

Funny, he doesn't look too stooped or hunched in that picture. 8^P

[hellinahandcart]

His posture looks pretty good in that one, too.

[kcvl]

Mr al-Harith, 37, a father of three, was released without charge last night. He says he was taken prisoner by the Taleban before being taken into American custody. He is now considering suing the British and American governments for his two-year ordeal.

[kcvl]

37-year-old Jamal al-Harith, also known as Jamal Udeen, was released after questioning at the air base by immigration authorities.

Al-Harith, a Web site designer from Manchester in northern England, reportedly was backpacking in Pakistan near the Afghan border when he was arrested in September 2001 by the Taliban, who feared he was a spy. He reportedly was sent to Guantanamo after U.S. forces found him in a jail in Kandahar, Afghanistan.

[Waco]

Can't Jimrob etal get a bunch of these British papers off this site? It's garbage, little more than cheap propaganda. Filter them out. They won't be missed. I've noticed they get posted a lot on this site and another site (Lucy) I check for news. Their presence is not a service.

[USMARINE6]

''Disgusting. How any newspaper can print this sh*t is beyond me. Who in their right mind would believe this crap?''

James Carville, Paul Begala, Tim Robbins, Jeanne Garafalo, Petey Jenkins....the list is way to long.....hmmmm 'right mind' is questionable.

[kcvl]

The five Britons detained at Guantanamo Bay who are due to be released today are:



Ruhal Ahmed, 23, a student from Tipton, West Midlands. His family claim that he went to attend a friend's wedding in Pakistan some time between the end of September 2001 and the start of the US-led war with the Taleban on October 7.

He travelled with two other Muslim men from the same town. All three men became detainees at Camp Delta and have been dubbed the "Tipton Taleban".

The three men attended the town's Alexandra High School. US forces held Mr Ahmed in Kandahar, Afghanistan, before sending him to the US naval base detention centre on Cuba.

Mr Ahmed is the third of six children – two girls and four boys. His father is a British citizen who moved to the UK from what is now Bangladesh. After Mr Ahmed left school, he took a part-time job in a local factory and also helped in community centres. He is described by his family as a "very friendly boy" who was a keen kick boxer and a practising Muslim.

After flying out to Pakistan to help with the wedding, the family heard on January 26, 2002, that he was being held in Guantanamo Bay. His father, Riasoth Ahmed, said: "He is a kid, straight out of school. How could he be a terrorist? Out of here, and then at end of one month he was stopped."

Asif Iqbal, 20, a parcel depot worker from Tipton. Unconfirmed reports suggest that the Northern Alliance, the Taleban's enemy, captured him in northern Afghanistan.

Mr Iqbal travelled to Pakistan at his family's suggestion and was accompanied by his father Mohammed. His parents believed it was time for him to get married and settle down.

He met his prospective bride during his first week in Faisalabad, but told his father he wanted time to think and went to Karachi, but did not return, according to reports.

Shafiq Rasul, 25, left for Pakistan in late September 2001 to attend a computer training course in Lahore, according to his brother, Habib, an IT consultant.

Mr Rasul, from Tipton, had been abroad before only for trips to Benidorm and Tenerife on Club 18-30 package holidays. He was a passionate Liverpool football fan, was into fashion and clubbing and had a white girlfriend, according to his family.

Mr Rasul is believed to have been captured in Mazar-e-Sharif after a mutiny by prisoners.

Tarek Dergoul, 24, a former care worker for the elderly in East London. He is the son of a Moroccan baker and a lifelong Muslim.

It is believed that he was captured in the Tora Bora mountains to which the Taleban had fled after the US military onslaught. One of his arms was reportedly amputated after he was wounded.

He contacted his family in March 2002 to say he was being held in Kandahar. He originally told his family he was flying to Pakistan in 2001 to learn Arabic. He is believed to have been sent to Guantanamo Bay in May, 2002.

Jamal al-Harith, also known as Jamal Udeen, 35, is from Manchester and a website designer of Jamaican origin.

He is believed to have been detained in the spring of 2001 by US forces who found him in Kandahar Jail.

He had been away from home for only three weeks when he was captured. According to reports he told US soldiers he had paid a lorry driver to take him from northern Pakistan to Iran as part of a backpacking trip, but was stopped near the Afghan border by Taleban soldiers who saw his British passport and jailed him, fearing he was a spy.

Born Ronald Fiddler to devout churchgoing Jamaican parents, Mr al-Harith converted to Islam in his 20s. His family say he is a gentle, quiet man who rarely spoke of his faith unless asked, and after four years learning Arabic and teaching English at Khartoum University in Sudan, seemed happy enough to return home, marry and set up a computer business with his wife.

He was a devoted father to their three children and was devastated when the marriage broke down, moving back to Manchester, where he worked as an administrator in a Muslim school.