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To: Brumar89 who wrote (376676)	4/7/2008 7:42:41 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1577381

If you had read and understood the article I posted, you'd know the information contradicting Kurmaz's and CBS's lies came from the BKA, Germany's federal police: This is what has been found to be true........according to the MSM, there is no evidence that Kurnaz was a terrorist. That doesn't mean for sure that he wasn't but they can't find evidence which definitively links him terrorism. In other words, the US by detaining him for five years, was acting no better than a vigilante group. For those of us who believe that all men are created equal and that everyone deserves a fair trial whether they are American, German or Turkish, the behavior of the US stinks. I am very sorry that you do not understand: "In fact, that evidence, recently declassified and obtained by The Washington Post,shows that U.S. military intelligence and German law enforcement authorities had largely concluded there was no information that linked Kurnaz to al Qaeda, any other terrorist organization or terrorist activities. In recently declassified portions of a January ruling, a federal judge criticized the military panel for ignoring the exculpatory information that dominates Kurnaz's file and for relying instead on a brief, unsupported memo filed shortly before Kurnaz's hearing by an unidentified government official." washingtonpost.com