By GottaLaff
I'm sure BushCo knows nothing about any of this. It's all about the British, see. We 'Murkins are clean as a whistle, because we don't do torture. Nobody does. It's all a figment of our imaginations:
British involvement in the mistreatment of terrorism suspects abroad is wider than previously reported, a human rights group has claimed.
Cageprisoners - which campaigns on terror detention - said there were 29 cases of security service involvement with tortured or mistreated suspects.
One case cited, of Moroccan-born Farid Hilali, pre-dates the 9/11 attacks.
UK authorities deny collusion but say interrogating suspects in foreign prisons yields valuable intelligence. [...]
The allegations include rendition [...] and interrogation of suspects by MI5, MI6 and the SAS in foreign prisons where they have been tortured or otherwise mistreated.
All of the alleged mistreatment took place abroad and the Cageprisoners report lists a number of countries including Afghanistan, Pakistan, Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Morocco, the United Arab Emirates and Kenya. [...]
A number of those making allegations were transferred to and then released from Guantanamo Bay, while others are serving prison sentences in Britain for terrorism offences. [...]
The claims go back to 1999, two years before the terrorist attacks in New York, Washington and Pennsylvania [...]
The latest allegations were the "strongest yet", he added.
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