What is she even on? Guantanamo Bay is infamous for its heinous torture and subhuman conditions. Not only that, but also sentenced without trial and treated like basic human rights do not exist. All of that is illegal under international law. He probably has it worse there, then in any other normal prison
He probably plead to a life sentence because the US held him without charge for a decade on foreign soil afraid a trial would release him. The guy in the photo is KSM and CIA reports show he was tortured 127 times and revealed no actionable information. Which means he was probably arrested based on torture. Which means they probably can't make a case but can keep him kidnapped forever unless he pleas. There are hundreds of thousands of US prisoners undergoing this same thing right now. Remember American citizen Kaleif Browder.
@@IDoCommentsOnRUclips You clearly have not seen the pictures and stories out of Guantanamo bay of illegal torture and subhuman conditions. Let alone that all of them inside are held without trial. Read up buddy
Remember: this guy, KSM, was tortured 127 times and revealed no verifiable information to his captors. He was held in captivity not because he was avoiding trial but because the US likely couldn't make a case stick if they tortured a guy 127 times to no avail. So his life sentence is the US trying to avoid the awkwardness of releasing a guy they tortured 127 times after likely having no substantive evidence on him other than probably false evidence they got through torturing other people.
Ludicrous. A quick death sentence (which is already about 20 years overdue) would've simply provided an expedited (true) trial for which the One and only true Judge would've (and still will) provide the just punishment that only He has the authority and ability to impose. True justice will come but not until these men are dead. What a disgrace our nation has become and so shameful that any Americans would be in support of the decision that was made. I can imagine that only a person who would use the phrase Make American Great Again as a slur could be one to find this acceptable. They don't want America to be great. They hate America and have been tearing it apart. We even have members of Congress voicing approval of terrorist organizations. Our borders are open. Crime soars. Criminals let free and not held accountable. Inflation is extremely high. They even believe hires for important positions should be made solely based on gender and race, versus character and capabilities. I guess this is a what happens when a nation turns its back on God.
what's democracy got to do with this? If americans had voted in 2002 what to do with this guy he'd already be dead. I guess you feel that you're fighting the good fight. i just see a confused comment
@@m.g.2460 He is an illegal combatant. He wasn't a soldier and doesn't deserve the treatment that a POW is entitled too. Terrorists can be dispatched in the field without trial or conviction.
Listen to the last season of “serial” which is about guantanamo and the trials of 9/11 suspects. The situation of sentencing is much more nuanced than she makes it sound to be and not all the victim family groups are of the same opinion with this lady.
He should kept in total isolation all his life, that's the best form of positive teaching for him. No lights, no interaction ever. I still remember what Daniel Pearl went through and there were many good Pakistanis who launched a very positive campaign condemning Khaled for that act. I wish the world heals and becomes a better place.
“Now they get to stay in Guantanamo Bay.” I understand the ladies frustrations, and I feel for her, but she’s acting like the guy has just been released, staying at Guantanamo Bay is not a pleasant experience based on reports over the year. 20 years later I’m not sure a trial would be much different than the plea deal.
lol it's so funny watching a German reporter (where there is no death penalty) confusedly ask this American why admitting guilt and getting a life sentence is not "justice."
@@AmonTheWitchIt's about preventing further unnecessary deaths. Dead people can't conspire to commit mass murder with others since they are now decreased. They can't recruit or escape from death either. Keeping prisoners for life can be expensive also.
the punishment does not seem that hard for the allegations. But if he pledged guilty instead of death, it means that there was no evidence for the allegations, so the real mastermind could be running free, while someone else takes the punishment? I do not understand why such deals exist, and why someone can be judged without evidence ?!!?!?
Never. Blair and Bush have immunity from serving in their democratically held offices. Everything they did was official acts and approved by their respective legislatures. Can't speak for the other individual named.
Yeah, right. George W. Bush's brother, who was a senior in Securacom (now Stratesec), is from Israel. How did Israel make 3 planes vanish in USA, and shot a missile at Villa Farnese?
How this man could be the mastermind? He looks like a poor shawarma seller from the corner. How he stopped all the Patriot batteries from downing the planes, including the one that hit Pentagon?
Thats RIGHT !....read the Wikipedia page...he was Waterboarded hundreds of times...at the end he was making up any "story" that the torturers wanted to hear. Hence the inadmissibility of the testimony....its a war crime to torture, and the government realized that this "case" could never be allowed to enter a Courtroom ..........eventually even his tortures admitted he knew nothing about anything !......he was literally a schmuck !
What is she even on? Guantanamo Bay is infamous for its heinous torture and subhuman conditions. Not only that, but also sentenced without trial and treated like basic human rights do not exist. All of that is illegal under international law. He probably has it worse there, then in any other normal prison
He probably plead to a life sentence because the US held him without charge for a decade on foreign soil afraid a trial would release him.
The guy in the photo is KSM and CIA reports show he was tortured 127 times and revealed no actionable information.
Which means he was probably arrested based on torture. Which means they probably can't make a case but can keep him kidnapped forever unless he pleas.
There are hundreds of thousands of US prisoners undergoing this same thing right now. Remember American citizen Kaleif Browder.
Sad
True
when your faith is not that strong anymore
I dunno, lifetime on guantanimo bay dounds worse than death considering some of the stories coming out of there
Lol sure bud
@@IDoCommentsOnRUclips You clearly have not seen the pictures and stories out of Guantanamo bay of illegal torture and subhuman conditions. Let alone that all of them inside are held without trial. Read up buddy
Remember: this guy, KSM, was tortured 127 times and revealed no verifiable information to his captors.
He was held in captivity not because he was avoiding trial but because the US likely couldn't make a case stick if they tortured a guy 127 times to no avail.
So his life sentence is the US trying to avoid the awkwardness of releasing a guy they tortured 127 times after likely having no substantive evidence on him other than probably false evidence they got through torturing other people.
Ludicrous. A quick death sentence (which is already about 20 years overdue) would've simply provided an expedited (true) trial for which the One and only true Judge would've (and still will) provide the just punishment that only He has the authority and ability to impose. True justice will come but not until these men are dead. What a disgrace our nation has become and so shameful that any Americans would be in support of the decision that was made. I can imagine that only a person who would use the phrase Make American Great Again as a slur could be one to find this acceptable. They don't want America to be great. They hate America and have been tearing it apart. We even have members of Congress voicing approval of terrorist organizations. Our borders are open. Crime soars. Criminals let free and not held accountable. Inflation is extremely high. They even believe hires for important positions should be made solely based on gender and race, versus character and capabilities. I guess this is a what happens when a nation turns its back on God.
20 years without charge. Democracy in action
cuba is not a democratic country
@@susiebaka3388 did you have a point somewhere?
what's democracy got to do with this?
If americans had voted in 2002 what to do with this guy he'd already be dead.
I guess you feel that you're fighting the good fight.
i just see a confused comment
@@mycosys Guantanamo is in Cuba
@@susiebaka3388 and occupied by the US. Who put the people there from elsewhere. Was there a point there somewhere?
Does the lady know that human rights exist? Prisoners have rights, too.
She thinks its evil
@@m.g.2460 He is an illegal combatant. He wasn't a soldier and doesn't deserve the treatment that a POW is entitled too. Terrorists can be dispatched in the field without trial or conviction.
Seems like a comment by a prisoner himself
@@IDoCommentsOnRUclips quite a way to tell the world you are incapable of empathy
@@jefferyfite7122 do you ever wonder if youre a bad guy?
In max prison people can still go outside, read books, watch movies, pick their diet, ect.
Become a prisoner then, you seem to like that kinda lifestyle
@@IDoCommentsOnRUclips US incarceration rate is 3x higher than China. Good luck sweetie.
They are also charged in a court of law & are judged by a jury of their peers, not by a foreign military that is cop judge jury & Excuti0ner
Let us not forget the many victims of that terribile attack on American soil.
@@mariomicallef7142 the 2 million in Iraq and Afghanistan?
Guantanamo Bay, where individuals were held indefinitely, without charge, while simultaneously being tortured by the CIA.
Ok lady who is supposed to get the death penalty for all the civilians killed in Afghanistan and Iraq??
The greatest super power can do what it deems necessary. You wouldn't understand.
@@JBrooks0043 Understanding is one thing, approving is another. Some people have morals.
@@mycosys Terrorists don't have morals either. If you fight battles on their terms you lose. Failure by default is an impractical option.
@@wemadeitpodcast Saddam Hussein and the Taliban killed as many of their own people before we arrived.
@@jefferyfite7122so that gives u an automatic right to do the same on a country which ain't even yours right
Doesn't he want his 72 raisins?
It might be a bunch of reddit/V dudes.
72 goats.
Well No wonder he wants out of that place. So many years? ouch .
How convenient after 20 yrs. of imprisonment to finally have a "plea deal" . Is this the scapegoat?
Listen to the last season of “serial” which is about guantanamo and the trials of 9/11 suspects. The situation of sentencing is much more nuanced than she makes it sound to be and not all the victim family groups are of the same opinion with this lady.
*Guantanamo has been leased to USA indefinitely since 1903 as coaling station & naval base, making it the oldest US naval base overseas.*
*don't make every single word bold*
George Bush agreed to a plea deal?
So did your mom. She pleaded over and over for more
@@jonnybalzlol bro still uses "your mom" for comeback.
What are you ...an 8 year old kid or what
@@IDoCommentsOnRUclips He's still living in his mom's basement.
@@jefferyfite7122 💯
How does the punishment fit the crime?
He should kept in total isolation all his life, that's the best form of positive teaching for him.
No lights, no interaction ever.
I still remember what Daniel Pearl went through and there were many good Pakistanis who launched a very positive campaign condemning Khaled for that act.
I wish the world heals and becomes a better place.
Being kept in total isolation is torture. Civilised nations should not use torture as a way of punishment.
Ron Jeremy!
Appropriately ✡️
In Prison!
bahaha
“Now they get to stay in Guantanamo Bay.”
I understand the ladies frustrations, and I feel for her, but she’s acting like the guy has just been released, staying at Guantanamo Bay is not a pleasant experience based on reports over the year. 20 years later I’m not sure a trial would be much different than the plea deal.
"Guantanamo Bay is like a country club for them" are you fr?
lol it's so funny watching a German reporter (where there is no death penalty) confusedly ask this American why admitting guilt and getting a life sentence is not "justice."
i really don't get the death penalty, non-existence isn't a punishment, it's avoiding it if anything. 🤔
@@AmonTheWitchIt's about preventing further unnecessary deaths. Dead people can't conspire to commit mass murder with others since they are now decreased. They can't recruit or escape from death either. Keeping prisoners for life can be expensive also.
@@AmonTheWitchit's about revenge and soothing the feelings of people
@@jefferyfite7122
"i want a trial, but no questions"
the punishment does not seem that hard for the allegations. But if he pledged guilty instead of death, it means that there was no evidence for the allegations, so the real mastermind could be running free, while someone else takes the punishment? I do not understand why such deals exist, and why someone can be judged without evidence ?!!?!?
Ron Jeremy?
So what is the reason behind this? What a psycho
This womem is so full of hate...?
Her husband was murdered. 😢
Shes a trump supporter.
@@j-h-123by the US government
She would have been protesting at the isreali jail yesterday, if she could.
@@j-h-123 Yes he was. But being full of hate will not bring him back.
A safe house as plea deal for a state asset makes perfect sense
Someone decided otherwise! I wonder why😮
scapegoat
All of them were not Americans, all 3000, included people from other countries, get your facts correct!
well probably the gov thinks that the prisoners might have intels
I totally thought this was Ron Jeremy. Not even kidding
Although it was the other way around this time. Probably had a lot of footlongs during his incarceration there.
The Empire built on lies and endless lies.
Made in Hollywood
Be careful what you ask for.
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, Given Plea Deal After FBI Confirms He Was Not Present At Capitol January 6th
When is the trial for Blair, Bush, and Bin-Abdulaziz?
Never. Blair and Bush have immunity from serving in their democratically held offices. Everything they did was official acts and approved by their respective legislatures. Can't speak for the other individual named.
Inside jobbbbbbbb
💯
Operation able danger still doesn't get much attention related to 9/11
A trial would probably expose how much the Saudi's were involved.
Just Saudi?
Nether of them were the mastermind. It was king charles.
What about 5 dancing izrahel?
And student's of art.
Exactly.
I just say official resources is Iran reaction time another? One
Total lies, it was Israel. Look up the 5 dancing ISRAELI and the art students.
Yeah, right. George W. Bush's brother, who was a senior in Securacom (now Stratesec), is from Israel.
How did Israel make 3 planes vanish in USA, and shot a missile at Villa Farnese?
For real ??
Totally
@@jimmytimmy3680 what about osama bin laden then ??
@@loosetrapper1712 The agent that was friends with the Bush family and was trained and armed by the USA?
Democrat nominee in 2028😂
How this man could be the mastermind? He looks like a poor shawarma seller from the corner. How he stopped all the Patriot batteries from downing the planes, including the one that hit Pentagon?
Thats RIGHT !....read the Wikipedia page...he was Waterboarded hundreds of times...at the end he was making up any "story" that the torturers wanted to hear.
Hence the inadmissibility of the testimony....its a war crime to torture, and the government realized that this "case" could never be allowed to enter a Courtroom ..........eventually even his tortures admitted he knew nothing about anything !......he was literally a schmuck !
Do it's not bin laden?!