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Former Al Jazeera camera man, Sami Al-Hajj, has been detained in Guantanamo as an enemy combatant since June 7, 2002. (prisoner345.net)
How did Al Jazeera respond to the detention of one of its employees? For over a year, they didn’t. Al Jazeera producer Ahmad Ibrahim produced a
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Mr. Al-Hajj was released ("transferred," officially) to Sudan in May 2008. He was carried in on a stretcher.
For more: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/23/world/middleeast/23jazeera.html
What can "we the people" do? I once was proud to be an American, even gave 4 years in Nam. We have lost our way... Long live Sami Al-Hajj !!! be free...
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