Molly Hennenburg of FNC visited Gitmo a few days ago and mentioned the abuse our troops are told to take and said they are just told to take it and ignore it.
Even though the jihadists are threatening them and their families when they get out!
SVENDSEN: Well, the guards were constantly challenged. The detainees we have down there are very well-organized and they have worked together to try to come up with schemes to try to get the best of the guards. Every time we had new people come in, there was a thing called an anointing where - uh - granted it was a smaller percentage of the detainees but they would do things - they would throw bodily fluids of all types on 'em. There was always a danger of being head-butted. Things such as water faucets having to be removed and having spigots put on that couldn't be broken off and used 'em as weapons. There was always that danger of taking things for granted and find [sic] yourself injured - or anointed.
O'REILLY: So, there were some hard-core guys down there and they were tryin' to cause as much trouble as they could.
SVENDSEN: Absolutely.