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Military Expands 'Obama's Gitmo' in Afghanistan

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posted on May, 12 2010 @ 04:22 PM
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Military Expands 'Obama's Gitmo' in Afghanistan


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The U.S. military is getting set to expand its controversial detention camp at Bagram Airfield in Afghanistan — just as new reports of a “black jail” inside the facility are surfacing.

In a solicitation issued today, the U.S. military put out a request for a contractor to build three new detention housing units next to the existing facility, known formally as the Afghan National Detention Facility at Parwan (Bagram is in the southwest corner of Parwan Province). As of last September, 645
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posted on May, 12 2010 @ 04:22 PM
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I thought the secret prison and detention facilities were to be shut down by the end of the year.

First they can't close down the detention facility in Cuba, despite promises to do so. Now we find out that no only do they have a secret detention facility, but that they are expanding it.

Hope and change. I guess the change was location of the secret prisons

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posted on May, 12 2010 @ 04:31 PM
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And the outrage from the left is where? If President Bush had done this, again he'd be getting crucified, but since it's Obama he gets a pass. There is no surprise that we are doing this, just at the lack of reaction by supposed liberals upholding the rights of terrorists....



posted on May, 12 2010 @ 05:12 PM
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A quote from your source," The three new detention housing units include one (1) Special Housing Unit (SHU) and two (2) Detention Housing Units (DHU). The approximate size of all three units combined is 9,924sm. The military has maintained that there is no separate facility at Bagram: In a bloggers’ roundtable earlier this year, Navy Vice Adm. Robert Harward emphasized that there were “no black jails” at Bagram, but he did clarify that there was a short period of detention at undisclosed “field-detention sites,” where Afghan and U.S. authorities hold individuals to determine who they are and whether they have any actionable intelligence."
So are we to believe the Army when they say that their are no more Black Jails?
Well then let the Red Cross and the red crescent go in and evaluate the jail again.
What irks me is that Amerika will spend around 20 million dollars and give the jail over to Afghanistan in less than a year after it is built!




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