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On Gitmo's Walls

By The Daily Dish
Feb 1 2007, 5:38 AM ET

According to an Australian detained at Gitmo, the intimidation did not end in the interrogation cells:

Hicks was said to be stunned to see the large photographic display on a wall facing the exercise cells. He asked another detainee to translate the Arabic message on the posters and was told it said: "Because Saddam chose not to co-operate and not tell the truth, because he thought by lying he would get released, for that reason he was executed."

Subtle, huh?



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