What media coverage omits about U.S. hikers released by Iran

Glenn Greenwald

"In prison, every time we complained about our conditions, the guards would remind us of comparable conditions at Guantanamo Bay; they'd remind us of CIA prisons in other parts of the world; and conditions that Iranians and others experience in prisons in the U.S.

We do not believe that such human rights violation on the part of our government justify what has been done to us: not for a moment. However, we do believe that these actions on the part of the U.S. provide an excuse for other governments - including the government of Iran - to act in kind."

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Peter

Posted: Sep 27 2011, 11:13 AM

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Yeah right ..
4 (!!) Jewish-American 'activists', free-lance 'journalists' and whatever else
they have on their CV, like one of them having working in Damascus,Syria,
decide to go on a hike in a war-zone; one of them 'gets the flu' and stays at the Hotel whilst the 3 other take a hike on the Iranian border ..
Hikers my %##

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