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All detainees are treated with dignity and respect at Gitmo. Was there abuse at Gitmo? Yes, but minor incidents that were dealt with immediately and severely. The ‘torture’ program you refer to has nothing whatever to do with the military mission at Gitmo. Waterboarding and other EIT were the sole purview of the CIA. According to Donald Rumsfeld, in his memoir, “Known and Unknown,” “No DoD personnel, either uniformed or civilian, were trained in or performed waterboarding or other Enhanced Interrogation Techniques [at Gitmo].” In his autobiography, “Decision Points,” former President, George W. Bush states that, “A handful of detainees were waterboarded [at Gitmo] in order to obtain valuable information that saved many lives.” ICRC physicians I worked with at Gitmo and later in Iraq, told me, “No one does [detention operations] better than the US.” If you spoke with or received a report from the ICRC, that would be in violation of their confidentiality rules and jeopardize their neutral status giving them access to nearly all incarceration operations world wide. The term ‘bounty’ is a legal term referring to a legal process of apprehending fugitives, including unlawful combatant Islamist who want to kill us in the ongoing Global War on Terror. 9/11/2001 happened. Islamists murdered nearly 3,000 innocent people (non-combatants) in one day, and threatened to destroy the US. Torture is never OK, but we have to agree on definitions. If we don’t it becomes a he said, she said. I include the definition in effect at the time of EITs in my book. EITs did not fit the internationally accepted definition. I am a Christian and medical officer; I do not ever condone torture. I also understand and appreciate the urgent nature of defending a country from evil forces who do not play by the rules and then project their barbarism onto their enemy. We, none of us are perfect, but together we can make a better day, but not with hyperbole, lies and deceptions. My book, “Saving Grace at Guantanamo Bay,” tells a real story about service and operations at Gitmo. It was an emotional train wreck. But through faith and professionalism we preserved dignity in one of the most challenging military missions there is. Watch “Heroes of GITMO” on YouTube. Based on my book, this short documentary tells of compassion in captivity. Remember, there are two missions at Gitmo, incarceration and intelligence. The military is primarily concerned with incarceration, whereas the Alphabet Soup Secret Squirrel Shadow Warrior Spooks are in charge of the INTEL mission. There is a BIG difference, always brushed aside by the MSM, Islamist apologists and the enemy. Jailers are people, too. We didn’t ask for 9/11, but when it came, we were trained and ready to perform our duty, and did so with honor and integrity.

Montgomery Granger, it’s frustrating to read your fact-free comments given that over 1000 people were tortured under the U.S. torture policy of the Bush/Cheney administration, and more than 100 people were murdered, according to the International Red Cross, who stopped counting because the U.S. refused to release the numbers after a while. Many of the Muslim men at Guantanamo were turned over for bounty to the U.S. military for torture by the CIA. The U.S. government’s own data show that no one gave information that saved lives, and that “information” obtained under torture is not reliable. Techniques were by no means legal, violating the Geneva Conventions, UN Convention Against Torture and the U.S. Criminal Code. You youself point out that over 700 prisoners were released and you very well know that is because they were not charged with crimes, or that the “evidence” obtained by torture is not admissible at trial. I see that you served at Guantanamo. That may color your attitude, however other former Guantanamo officers, lawyers, chaplain, judges and guards, as well as human rights organizations, the American Bar Association, the U.S. Congress and the President of the United States all say that the torture at Guantanamo is and was illegal. The whole world knows about and condemns the U.S. torture at Guantanamo, Abu Ghraib, Bagram, and black sites. Our gratitude to the lawyers and rights organizations who have helped Guantanamo prisoners with their cases and gotten almost all the men released. There remain I believe 30 or so prisoners there, 20 of whom are cleared for release. Hopefully the nightmare of Guantanamo will be over if Biden will only close the prison and release the remaining men who are cleared. I pity you for your attitude sir. It’s what causes misery and suffering when what the world needs is kindness and compassion, especially for those who are wrongfully imprisoned and tortured.

Unlawful combatant Islamists who want to kill us held at the US military detention facility at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, just like lawful combatant POWs, may be held without charge or trial “until the end of hostilities,” as per the Geneva Conventions and Law of War. 740+ detainees have been RELEASED from Gitmo, and NONE have been executed, beheaded, blown up, hacked to death, dragged naked and lifeless through the streets, drowned or burned alive. All things our enemies have done to US and/or our allies. There is no moral comparison between Gitmo and how our enemies treat their captives. A handful of detainees were waterboarded in order to obtain valuable information that saved many lives. Waterboarding and other Enhanced Interrogation Techniques were legal and approved prior to their use and did not meet the definition of torture at the time. Gitmo is the finest military detention facility on earth. Sincerely, MAJ (RET) Montgomery J. Granger, former ranking US Army Medical Department officer, Joint Detainee Operations Group, Joint Task force 160, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Author, “Saving Grace at Guantanamo Bay.” Narrator, YouTube short documentary film, “Heroes of GITMO.”