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星期六， 2008年7月26日
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由 卡羅爾Rosenberg | 關塔那摩海灣海軍基地，古巴-在美國的月他的七。 囚禁，本・拉登的司機告訴一個對聯邦調查局特工它是美國的缺點Al Qaida領導活。

消息是」，您有這些機會，美國。 您沒有做什麼」，喬治蹲下Jr.的聯邦調查局特工。 作證的星期五在Salim Hamdan的戰爭犯罪試驗。

美國在喀土穆，蘇丹可能殺害了本・拉登， 1996年之前，在他搬到阿富汗， Hamdan告訴了他的審問者。 他們可能在Al Qaida的1998個雙胞胎轟炸以後殺害了他在美國。 使館轟炸在肯尼亞和坦桑尼亞。 或在USS以後Cole的2000年10月自殺性投彈，在阿噸港口在也門，離開17美國。 水手死。

反而」，本・拉登被鼓勵」。 如此他觸擊了以9月。 11日2001年，攻擊，留給幾乎3,000死。

蹲下釋義他這裡舉辦在美國一次幾乎兩星期審訊的部分。 海軍基地在Guantánamo海灣，在2002年6月，在一個阿拉伯講的聯邦調查局特工，阿里Soufan，安排Hamdan的首次電話家的時間附近。

代理讓也門俘虜做五對10分鐘的電話用衛星電話在審問者拖車之外在陣營三角洲。 第一次，他告訴了他的妻子他活。 然後他哭泣。

通過星期五的證詞，司機觀看了著迷。

星期四的會議及早結束了30分鐘，因為衛兵通過了筆記對軍事法官Hamdan跑熱病。 他從法院去囚犯集中營』醫院，他在身體好找到」，沒有深刻健康狀況」，海軍司令說。 Pauline Storum，五角大樓女發言人。 然後他返回了在夜到他的孤零零鋼和水泥細胞。

蹲下塑像6月2002日電話作為一個轉折點。

Hamdan，指責了提供物質支持為恐怖，并且陰謀在恐怖6年的串攻擊，在Takt政客，阿富汗被奪取了在一個北方聯盟路障在2001年11月。

在美國。 custody, according to testimony, he was shuttled to the Pansjhir Valley, Bagram and Kandahar, all in Afghanistan, and interrogated by an alphabet soup of U.S. agencies — the FBI, NYPD, NCIS, and OGA — and other government agencies, usually the CIA.

Then he came to Guantanamo in late April 2002. But never saw lawyer, or got a telephone call.

Afterward, ”he cried quite a bit,” the FBI agent testified,and the information flowed more freely, particularly with the Lebanese-born Soufan.

”Mr. Hamdan gave us a lot of good information,” Crouch said, and was consistently ”polite” and “respectful.”

Interrogations became so congenial, Crouch said, that they brought him pizza and subs and he learned something every adolescent in America knows: McDonald’s French Fries “are not good cold.”

Through testimony in the first week of the up-to month-long military commission, defense attorneys this week sought to cast Hamdan as a cooperative captive who’d helped the United States in its war on terror at a time when hard core terrorists were resisting.

As though to accentuate their point, they got onto the court record through cross-examination that the chief bodyguard in Bin Laden’s security detail was held at Guantanamo, defiant of his interrogators and sent home to Morocco in 2004.

Prosecutors dispute the notion that Hamdan was a small fry, and have cast him as not only a driver and sometime bodyguard but also a Taliban-al Qaida weapons runner.

Moreover, Justice Department prosecutor John Murphy, on loan to the Pentagon, sought to shift the blame back on the Yemeni father of two with a fourth grade education facing the first U.S. crimes trial since World War II.

Of al Qaida, he asked Crouch: “Does its success rest upon certain members doing certain tasks?”

”Without people willing to do logistics and more menial tasks,” he replied, “al Qaida as we know it couldn’t exist. Without people like Mr. Hamdan, Bin Laden would enjoy no support. He would not enjoy protection, and he would probably not have been able to elude capture to this point.”

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