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61 Detainees Returning To Terror? No, Pentagon "Making Up Numbers"
61 Detainees Returning To Terror? No, Pentagon "Making Up Numbers"
I wrote on Wednesday about the Pentagon's claim that 61 Gitmo detainees had "returned to terror" and noted previous Seton Hall Law studies that said the Pentagon was...umm... lying through it's teeth . Seton Hall now has a new report out examining the evolving claims and hyped ...
  MSNBC graphic falsely claims Pentagon has asserted as fact that "61 fmr. Gitmo detainees have returned to fight against U.S."
MSNBC graphic falsely claims Pentagon has asserted as fact that "61 fmr. Gitmo detainees ...
mediamatters.org — MSNBC graphic falsely claims Pentagon has asserted as fact that "61 fmr. Gitmo detainees have returned to fight against U.S." MSNBC: 61 fmr. Gitmo detainees have returned to fight against U.S. Media Matters has documented that the 61 figure includes ... (more) MSNBC graphic falsely claims Pentagon has asserted as ...
Media advance falsehood that Pentagon has confirmed that 61 former Guantánamo detainees ...
mediamatters.org — namo detainees have returned to battlefield Summary: Since President Barack Obama signed an executive order requiring that the Pentagon's detention facilities at Guant namo be closed within a year, numerous media figures and outlets have repeated or ... (more) Media advance falsehood that Pentagon has confirmed ...
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Gitmo Case Files - A Tragedy Of Errors
Newshoggers.com — ... Crittenden also mentions the "61 detainees who returned to terror" stuff which has been debunked too. It's twelve at most - all released by ...

NYT’s ‘Terrorist Recidivism’ Correction Only Half Correct
Wonk Room — ... notwithstanding — but as a correction it’s incomplete. The article still contains references to “recidivism,” which still presumes that detainees were involved in terrorism before being detained, and, as we know from previous Pentagon reports, a “terror link” can be anything from planting bombs in markets to ...

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