Vito, Didn't *we* do that to an attorney from Seattle?

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"Vito" wrote in message
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It's implicite in their being there. Nobody arbitrarily kidnaps a
civilian
off the street and carries them half way around the world to imprison them
at great cost without some sort of hearing into the value of doing so. As
you say, most are either battlefield captives or were captured in
anti-terrorist raids, with a few turned over by other agencies. Somebody
had
to look at each one and decide who got shot, who went to local prison, who
went free and finally who went to Gitmo. That constitutes a trial in much
of
the world - especially the Muslim world.