welcome to get mo how long will you be
staying with us well no one really knows
guess what what where you guys are going
they has never even heard of right
this is WatchMojo tough top five time in
today’s installment we’ll be counting
down the top 5 facts about Guantanamo
Bay
before we begin we publish new videos
every day so be sure to subscribe for
more great content on 45 square miles of
land lease from Cuba sits the most
notorious American prison once the naval
base it has been used as a military
detention center since 2002 as part of
the war on terror and has in itself a
reputation for major human rights
violations detainees have been subjected
to psychological abuse sleep deprivation
sound and light manipulation repeated
physical beatings indefinite isolation
and of course waterboarding so try and
enjoy your steak number 5 prisoners have
died there and a large member of
al-qaeda being held prisoner Guantanamo
Bay apparently has killed himself we’re
skipping the foreplay in total 9
detainees have died while in the custody
of Guantanamo Bay one died of cancer but
the other eight cases one heart attack
and seven suicides have been met with
scrutiny particularly the alleged
suicide of three men in 2006 the NCIS
investigation into the event was heavily
criticised two inconsistencies these
doubts coupled with the presence of rags
in the throats of the men aroused
further suspicions of foul play
suspicions that were fully expanded upon
in a joint investigation by NBC and half
a magazine which suggested that they
were tortured to death during
interrogation as of 2011 it believes a
technique called dry boarding may have
been used and according to ex bontona
mow guards Hearn whistleblower Joseph
Hickman the triple suicide was almost
certainly a cover-up they found nothing
in the cellblock for detainees to hang
themselves with number phul inmates are
detained indefinitely without trial
after I’m here
those guys who don’t even he told me the
time instant international and press in
America everyone has the right to a fair
trial unfortunately for the detainees of
Guantanamo Bay that doesn’t apply to
them as suspected foreign terrorist
which the US view as enemy combatants in
some cases individuals have been held
for more than a decade without charges
or a trial under the authorization for
use of military force or AUMF of 2001
America justifies indefinite detention
deeming their detainees to be security
risks you will refer to them as
detainees you will mark calls and
prisoners legal loopholes aside Human
Rights Watch and the United Nations had
both called this practice illegal with
yet detainees cleared for release
remained in detention for months or
years without legal justification
prisoners have protested indefinite
detention with hunger strikes to which
the u.s. responded with force nasal and
rectal feeding another violation of
human rights literally you know they do
want to even believe you are a human
being
number three – can be detained one time
okay
we can’t go to Guantanamo Bay at the
head of campy Guana they have outdoor
activities air conditioning television
twin beds and you can see the ocean
it’s basically sleepaway camp except
it’s a special section of Guantanamo Bay
used to house detainees under the age of
16 who they refer to as a juvenile enemy
combatants call them whatever you want
they are children and everywhere else in
the world taking them by force is called
kidnapping no matter how well you treat
them the parents of Asadullah Ramin
searched for their sons for seven months
before being informed of his whereabouts
the youngest detainee ever
he was taken at just ten years old in
total it’s been reported that 22 minors
have been admitted
number two the rent might be cheap but
the cost is high America’s Guantanamo
Bay Line Leafs reportedly only cost four
thousand and eighty five dollars per
month
an arrangement dating back to the 1903
Platt Amendment in protest of this
occupation however Cuba has allegedly
refused to cash in the checks for 55
years as provel Castro once told a film
crew they’ve just been accumulating in
his desk despite the low rent Guantanamo
Bay is staggeringly expensive no one can
seem to agree on an exact
figure but the annual cost per prisoner
is nine hundred thousand according to
President Obama 2.7 million dollars
according to Democrat representative
Adam Smith and five million dollars by
the ACL u–‘s estimation any of these
numbers are astronomical when compared
to the average cost per prisoner as a
maximum security federal prison which is
roughly thirty four thousand dollars
plus tallied in 2015 Guantanamo Bay has
cost the u.s. five point six billion
dollars number one it may never close
when it does not advance our security we
have to change course when President
Obama took office in 2009 he promised to
close Guantanamo Bay we’ve covered the
wide variety of horrors perpetrated at
this institution any one of which should
have been enough to get the place shut
down
keeping this facility open is contrary
to our values but try as he might Obama
repeatedly failed the reason a
government divided at every turn Obama’s
efforts were blocked including the
passing of a bill by congressional
Republicans forbidding the transfer of
detainees to US soil or spending any
funds to alter or build new structures
to house them with the election of
Donald Trump came the promise to not
only keep the prison open but lend it
with some bad dudes and we have a lot of
including Americans despite that being
illegal with 56% of Americans opposing
its closure it will likely stay open or
even grow and don’t tell me it doesn’t
work – what’s your work xocai folks
tortured but you know I have these guys
torture doesn’t work believe me it works
ok so which of these facts did you find
the most interesting check out these
other great clips from WatchMojo and
subscribe for new videos every day
staying with us well no one really knows
guess what what where you guys are going
they has never even heard of right
this is WatchMojo tough top five time in
today’s installment we’ll be counting
down the top 5 facts about Guantanamo
Bay
before we begin we publish new videos
every day so be sure to subscribe for
more great content on 45 square miles of
land lease from Cuba sits the most
notorious American prison once the naval
base it has been used as a military
detention center since 2002 as part of
the war on terror and has in itself a
reputation for major human rights
violations detainees have been subjected
to psychological abuse sleep deprivation
sound and light manipulation repeated
physical beatings indefinite isolation
and of course waterboarding so try and
enjoy your steak number 5 prisoners have
died there and a large member of
al-qaeda being held prisoner Guantanamo
Bay apparently has killed himself we’re
skipping the foreplay in total 9
detainees have died while in the custody
of Guantanamo Bay one died of cancer but
the other eight cases one heart attack
and seven suicides have been met with
scrutiny particularly the alleged
suicide of three men in 2006 the NCIS
investigation into the event was heavily
criticised two inconsistencies these
doubts coupled with the presence of rags
in the throats of the men aroused
further suspicions of foul play
suspicions that were fully expanded upon
in a joint investigation by NBC and half
a magazine which suggested that they
were tortured to death during
interrogation as of 2011 it believes a
technique called dry boarding may have
been used and according to ex bontona
mow guards Hearn whistleblower Joseph
Hickman the triple suicide was almost
certainly a cover-up they found nothing
in the cellblock for detainees to hang
themselves with number phul inmates are
detained indefinitely without trial
after I’m here
those guys who don’t even he told me the
time instant international and press in
America everyone has the right to a fair
trial unfortunately for the detainees of
Guantanamo Bay that doesn’t apply to
them as suspected foreign terrorist
which the US view as enemy combatants in
some cases individuals have been held
for more than a decade without charges
or a trial under the authorization for
use of military force or AUMF of 2001
America justifies indefinite detention
deeming their detainees to be security
risks you will refer to them as
detainees you will mark calls and
prisoners legal loopholes aside Human
Rights Watch and the United Nations had
both called this practice illegal with
yet detainees cleared for release
remained in detention for months or
years without legal justification
prisoners have protested indefinite
detention with hunger strikes to which
the u.s. responded with force nasal and
rectal feeding another violation of
human rights literally you know they do
want to even believe you are a human
being
number three – can be detained one time
okay
we can’t go to Guantanamo Bay at the
head of campy Guana they have outdoor
activities air conditioning television
twin beds and you can see the ocean
it’s basically sleepaway camp except
it’s a special section of Guantanamo Bay
used to house detainees under the age of
16 who they refer to as a juvenile enemy
combatants call them whatever you want
they are children and everywhere else in
the world taking them by force is called
kidnapping no matter how well you treat
them the parents of Asadullah Ramin
searched for their sons for seven months
before being informed of his whereabouts
the youngest detainee ever
he was taken at just ten years old in
total it’s been reported that 22 minors
have been admitted
number two the rent might be cheap but
the cost is high America’s Guantanamo
Bay Line Leafs reportedly only cost four
thousand and eighty five dollars per
month
an arrangement dating back to the 1903
Platt Amendment in protest of this
occupation however Cuba has allegedly
refused to cash in the checks for 55
years as provel Castro once told a film
crew they’ve just been accumulating in
his desk despite the low rent Guantanamo
Bay is staggeringly expensive no one can
seem to agree on an exact
figure but the annual cost per prisoner
is nine hundred thousand according to
President Obama 2.7 million dollars
according to Democrat representative
Adam Smith and five million dollars by
the ACL u–‘s estimation any of these
numbers are astronomical when compared
to the average cost per prisoner as a
maximum security federal prison which is
roughly thirty four thousand dollars
plus tallied in 2015 Guantanamo Bay has
cost the u.s. five point six billion
dollars number one it may never close
when it does not advance our security we
have to change course when President
Obama took office in 2009 he promised to
close Guantanamo Bay we’ve covered the
wide variety of horrors perpetrated at
this institution any one of which should
have been enough to get the place shut
down
keeping this facility open is contrary
to our values but try as he might Obama
repeatedly failed the reason a
government divided at every turn Obama’s
efforts were blocked including the
passing of a bill by congressional
Republicans forbidding the transfer of
detainees to US soil or spending any
funds to alter or build new structures
to house them with the election of
Donald Trump came the promise to not
only keep the prison open but lend it
with some bad dudes and we have a lot of
including Americans despite that being
illegal with 56% of Americans opposing
its closure it will likely stay open or
even grow and don’t tell me it doesn’t
work – what’s your work xocai folks
tortured but you know I have these guys
torture doesn’t work believe me it works
ok so which of these facts did you find
the most interesting check out these
other great clips from WatchMojo and
subscribe for new videos every day
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