Sami AlHaj vs. Le Pentagon

[Saife]

Sami AL Haj vs. Le Pentagon Americain: Mensonges et Verités la guerre des images

"Sami Al HAj est manipulateur et un propagandiste", Le Pentagon Americain

Suite au image de l'arrivé de Sami AL haj ex-détenu à guantanmo au Sudan, Le porte parole du Pentagon americain à décrit la scéne de Sami Al haj comme étant une personn je cite "manipulateur et un progagandiste" et le pentagone rajoute qu'il a un film l'heure de départ de Sami al Haj en USA dans l'avion ou il aurais étais dans une excellente situation ou il pouvais marché très bien contrairement au images que on a vu sur la chaine al jazeera.

dans le même article on lis aussi que Sami al haj est décrit par le pentagon comme qq1 qui aime tjr jouer comme acteur dans des scénes .. je vous laisse à lire l'article


le témoinge par contre de médicin de sami al haj lors de son arrivé au soudains témoigne d'une situation très grave une situation de choque psychique surtous apres la gréve de faim que sami a mener 16 mois dérnier ... un corps décrit très faible .. Sami al haj a décrit la torture qu'il a eu à guantanomue qui aller jusqu'a l'abus sexuelle et de torture sur les parties intimes de corps sans oublier le fait de mettre le coran dans les toilettes par les soldats americains et ne pas les laisser fair lerus priéRe et al adahan ..



Saife,


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S. Challenges Condition of Gitmo Detainee
U.S. Officials Say He Appeared in Fine Health Until After He Arrived Home

By LUIS MARTINEZ
May, 2008 —


Video footage of a just-released Guantanamo detainee, unable to walk and grimacing in pain as he is loaded off a U.S. military plane in Sudan, didn't sit too well with Pentagon officials who say Sami al-Hajj appeared healthy and good-natured as he boarded the plane to leave Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

Broadcast images of his arrival in Sudan showed a weakened al-Hajj returning home after six years of detention at Guantanamo.

The Pentagon sees al-Hajj's weakened appearance as the former detainee's latest effort to influence public opinion.

"He's a manipulator and a propagandist," said one of the three Defense Department officials who spoke to ABC News. One of the officials talked about al-Hajj's "constant drumbeat of allegations" about the treatment of Guantanamo detainees, which had apparently become an irritant to his military handlers. One of the officials said that his credibility was called into question because there was "no information to substantiate his allegations that he was mistreated at Guantanamo."

He had maintained his innocence since he was captured by Pakistani forces along the border with Afghanistan in late 2001, shortly after the U.S. invasion of that country. Working as a cameraman for the Arab news network al-Jazeera, al-Hajj was detained under suspicion that he was a terrorist financier and courier for al Qaeda.

Determined to be an "enemy combatant," al-Hajj became one of the most well-known Guantanamo detainees, as al-Jazeera often carried reports of his case and campaigned for his release.

He was transferred to Sudanese custody early Friday morning. Video of his arrival showed al-Hajj being carried off a C-17 military transport plane by U.S. Air Force personnel and being loaded onto a stretcher grimacing in pain, and eventually being taken to a hospital by ambulance.

Additional video of al-Hajj's return showed a standing al-Hajj greeting his young son and conducting media interviews from his hospital bed shortly after he had been carried off on a stretcher. A Guantanamo spokesperson said that prior to his transfer, al-Hajj had a final meeting with Defense Department interviewers that was described by them as being "very cordial." He told them that he planned to write a book and that he would not eat again until he was back in Sudan.

The spokesperson said that he was "fully ambulatory" to and from the meeting, and as he later made his way to the C-17 military plane that would take him back to Sudan. Though escorted by guards, he "was not supported in any way."

A Pentagon official familiar with his case said that al-Hajj's airport arrival in Sudan was "very orchestrated. He knew media would be there for the arrival and obviously he was using that to his advantage."

His weakened appearance during his airport arrival also was questioned by another Pentagon official.

"It's interesting to me that he was carried off the plane claiming he couldn't walk or speak," the official said, "and then we see him on al-Jazeera speaking on a cell phone, giving interviews and leaning down to pick up his son. He seemed like a healthy individual to me."

Although tentative plans had been made by the Pentagon to release video of Hajj's departure from Guantanamo, to counter the impression left by his arrival in Sudan, the video will now not be released publicly.

Al-Hajj had been on a hunger strike for 16 months. But one of the Defense Department officials said that he was not malnourished because of the regular forced feedings he had received during that time.

All three of the officials expect al-Hajj to continue making claims that he and other Guantanamo detainees have been mistreated by their military jailers.

Said one: "I expect he'll likely be in the news for some time to continue claiming all sorts of wild things . It's the advantage they have in this fight. It's a war of ideas, and they can claim any wild number of things happened to them and they'll capitalize on it. It puts the pressure on us to disprove them."


ABC News

[gomeboy]

d'abord je dois dire de faire de lui le heros , sami lhaj bossait pour al jazeera cette chaine mysterieuse , ils se rendait en afghanistan on lui demande de porter une somme d'argent pour des talibans eut etre les americains l'ont eu sinon pourquoi le proprio d'aljazeera et l'emir du qatar ne le defendrait pas s'il etait clean .

2 aljazeera profite de cela pour sa popularite , parceque les gens ont marre de ce qu'elle raconte , c tout simple qu'est ce qu'elle a pu changer cette chaine pour les gens rien si ce n'est plus d'angoisse et stress .
3 les americains disent qu'il l'ont libere parceque les services secrets du soudan!! cooperent avec la cia .

[farid_h]

Envoyé par gomeboy aljazeera profite de cela pour sa popularite , parceque les gens ont marre de ce qu'elle raconte , c tout simple qu'est ce qu'elle a pu changer cette chaine pour les gens rien si ce n'est plus d'angoisse et stress

Anyway... le vrai probleme ici est ailleur: on a d'un cote une personne relachee de Camp Delta qui raconte une histoire, et on a d'un autre cote le Pentagon qui raconte une autre histoire. Comme il nous es impossible de voir ce qui se passe a l'interieur de Camp Delta, on a deux versions contradictoires. La question qui se pose la est: qui faut-il croire?

Cette question est tres difficile de trancher, meme si on l'aborde d'une facon academique, froide et distancee (c.a.d. denuee d'emotions ou de sympathies et antipathies personnelles qu'on peut avoir pour les uns ou les autres). On connait par exemple d'un cote le contenu du manuel d'operation des gardiens de Camp Delta grace a une fuite sur l'internet:

http://www.wikileaks.org/leak/gitmo-sop.pdf

et d'un autre cote, on connait les temoignages des personnes relachees. Il y a certainement des differences ici et la, mais en general, leurs temoignages me paraissent assez probables: pas dans leur totalite, mais en general.

A chacun de juger de lui-meme.