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Originally Posted by ntluser
The problem for the government is that they have cause to suspect the "Guantanamo Four" but presumably not enough to secure a conviction.In that event their guilt is "not proven" but nor are they "not guilty".
They were obviously allowed to return to the UK after assurances being given to the USA by the British Government.
I'm with Graham on this. I suspect that they will be under surveillance for the rest of their lives and from today's papers it seems likely that their families will be too.
We can only hope that if they really are terrorists this surveillence willl reveal sufficient evidence for them to be tried and jailed.
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Doesn't matter if they are or are not guilty.They have already been tried and judged by the public as witnessed in this thread.But there you go what does it matter what the evidence is because it is in the papers and they were arrested they MUST be guilty.After all the authorities never get anything wrong and there are WMD's in Iraq.
I'm unsubscribing from this thread because it has become a pointless exercise in trying to reason with the unreasonable.
