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hindaothman:

Quick Facts about Guantánamo Bay:
Approximate number of prisoners detained at Guantánamo since January 11,2002: 779
Number of detainees released due to insufficient reason to keep them: 600
Number of detainees who remain at Guantánamo as of February 2012: 171
Number of trials completed since it’s opening: 3
Age of the youngest Guantánamo prisoner: 13
Age of the oldest Guantánamo prisoner: 98
Number of suicide attempts in Guantánamo Bay since 2002: 23
Number of alleged suicides amongst Guantánamo prisoners since 2002: 6
Interrogation methods in Guantánamo include, but are not limited to: water-boarding, physical abuse, forced injections, sexual assault, sexual humiliation, sleep deprivation, environmental manipulation, violent dogs, forced nudity, using phobias, extreme cold, cultural humiliation, sensory bombardment, stress positions, sensory deprivation, isolation, ect.
In 2010, Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson (former aide to Secretary of State Colin Powell) stated that top U.S. officials, including George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, andDonald Rumsfeld, had known that the majority of the detainees initially sent to Guantánamo were innocent, but that the detainees had been kept there for reasons of “political expedience”, meaning their reasons were inclined towards domination rather than being fair or just.

Quick Facts about Guantánamo Bay:

Approximate number of prisoners detained at Guantánamo since January 11,2002: 779

Number of detainees released due to insufficient reason to keep them: 600

Number of detainees who remain at Guantánamo as of February 2012: 171

Number of trials completed since it’s opening: 3

Age of the youngest Guantánamo prisoner: 13

Age of the oldest Guantánamo prisoner: 98

Number of suicide attempts in Guantánamo Bay since 2002: 23

Number of alleged suicides amongst Guantánamo prisoners since 2002: 6

Interrogation methods in Guantánamo include, but are not limited to: water-boarding, physical abuse, forced injections, sexual assault, sexual humiliation, sleep deprivation, environmental manipulation, violent dogs, forced nudity, using phobias, extreme cold, cultural humiliation, sensory bombardment, stress positions, sensory deprivation, isolation, ect.

In 2010, Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson (former aide to Secretary of State Colin Powell) stated that top U.S. officials, including George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, andDonald Rumsfeld, had known that the majority of the detainees initially sent to Guantánamo were innocent, but that the detainees had been kept there for reasons of “political expedience”, meaning their reasons were inclined towards domination rather than being fair or just.

friendlyatheist:

Religious indoctrination = Child abuse

frustrated-teenage-anarchist:

violent-buddhist:

rawrevolutionepidemic:

double-baked:

I was expecting this.

Well then.

Woman v. The Government (with a twist)

Woman: I cannot afford to have a child right now. Can I have birth control?
Government: No.
Woman: I got pregnant but I cannot afford to have a child and I'm not ready to be a parent. Can I have an abortion?
Government: No.
Woman: I had the child, but I cannot afford to raise him. Will you help me out?
Government: No.
Woman: I guess I'll have to give my child up for adoption.
Barry and Steve: We would love to raise your child. We have been in a committed relationship for 15 years. We have steady careers and are very successful and financially stable. We love children and wish to provide a loving nurturing environment for your child. Would you be willing to give your child to us?
Woman: Sure, as long as it's ok with the government.
Government: No.

You’re not supposed to be so blind with patriotism that you can’t face reality. Wrong is wrong not matter who does it or who says it.

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—	Malcolm X. (via anarchyagogo)