Guantanamo female interrogators force detainees to have sex with them

Mohamedou Ould Slahi - ex-Guantanamo detainee (left) - Guantanamo prison (right)

In an appalling revelation, an ex-Guantanamo detainee has published the horrific accounts of his detention in the most hated prison of all times - the Guantanamo.

Follows a six-year battle to declassify the information in the manuscript, Mohamedou Ould Slahi published his memoir of his time in Guantanamo, bringing out the horrors and atrocities committed to him and other prisoners.

He claims that guards used every opportunity to beat the detainees and then the female interrogators sexually abiused him and others. He writes:

'As soon as I stood up, the two _______ took off their blouses, and started to talk all kind of dirty stuff you can imagine, which I minded less. 'What hurt me most was them forcing me to take part in a sexual threesome in the most degrading manner. Both _______ stuck on me, literally one on the front and the other older _______ stuck on my back rubbing ____ whole body on mine.

Read more about it at: Daily Mail
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No Easy Day - what the book by US Naval SEAL reveals about Abbottabad Operation

The mysterious death of Osama Bin Laden at the hands of the US Naval SEALs remains a question mark as no concrete evidence of his death has so far been produced and many speculative stories are there on the internet.

However, the 'No Easy Day' a book by the Team 6 operative Matt Bissonnette that came out recently, sheds some light on the operation and how did the OBL was spotted, identified and killed.

The Business Insider has prepared a slide show consisting of 25 slides based on the book by the Naval Seal and sheds light on the Abbottabad operation.

The $ 65,000 NVDs, each Naval SEAL was equipped with, had four tubes instead of the usual two, This allowed them a field of view of 120 degrees instead of just 40 degrees. NVG’s allowed the SEALs to clear corners more easily and gave them greater situational awareness.

Read more / see the slide show: Business Insider

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