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  1. A quite comprehensive and yet compact conversation between Mouin and Nathan , covering the current and unacceptable situation in and around and putting it into the necessary context:

    youtube.com/watch?v=9mDWmv-leSM

    @palestine

  2. '540 Days at #CIA Black Sites. 18 Years at #Guantanamo Without Charge. Hundreds of Paintings, Now Out in The World.

    Ahmed #Rabbani , detained as part of America’s war on terror, was released in February. His artworks depict life in detention: a windowless cell, a man hung by his wrists, a force-feeding chair.'

    wsj.com/articles/540-days-at-c

  3. '540 Days at #CIA Black Sites. 18 Years at #Guantanamo Without Charge. Hundreds of Paintings, Now Out in The World.

    Ahmed #Rabbani , detained as part of America’s war on terror, was released in February. His artworks depict life in detention: a windowless cell, a man hung by his wrists, a force-feeding chair.'

    wsj.com/articles/540-days-at-c

  4. '540 Days at #CIA Black Sites. 18 Years at #Guantanamo Without Charge. Hundreds of Paintings, Now Out in The World.

    Ahmed #Rabbani , detained as part of America’s war on terror, was released in February. His artworks depict life in detention: a windowless cell, a man hung by his wrists, a force-feeding chair.'

    wsj.com/articles/540-days-at-c

  5. '540 Days at #CIA Black Sites. 18 Years at #Guantanamo Without Charge. Hundreds of Paintings, Now Out in The World.

    Ahmed #Rabbani , detained as part of America’s war on terror, was released in February. His artworks depict life in detention: a windowless cell, a man hung by his wrists, a force-feeding chair.'

    wsj.com/articles/540-days-at-c

  6. '540 Days at #CIA Black Sites. 18 Years at #Guantanamo Without Charge. Hundreds of Paintings, Now Out in The World.

    Ahmed #Rabbani , detained as part of America’s war on terror, was released in February. His artworks depict life in detention: a windowless cell, a man hung by his wrists, a force-feeding chair.'

    wsj.com/articles/540-days-at-c