5/27/2007
Sidiq confession
I am talking as the delegation of 8 people. Now, if you want, without any requirement, I am ready to announce everywhere that Jack was blamed for torturing us, but we were in one room, and we never saw anyone tortured by him, 7 people were together, there was no torture, we never saw, not beating, not slapping, not even a pinch. NOTHING. We never saw this, but they lied. We were completely fine.
This is a clip from the movie made in Dubai called Shakur Shaitan. This clip is published here with complete permission from the attorneys, CTG, HaftShir Films and 5 Lions Films. Judge Sidiq should know; he was there; he is affiliated with Gulbideen Hekmatyar and was one of the people Jack arrested in 2004.
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May 30th, 2007 at 8:23 am
Wow what a read! You see I know first hand the lies and **** that has transpired since the inception of this mess. What I can’t quite figure out is why it continues.
My thoughts are with J and Doggie!
My words of warning go to all evil out there - beware, there is a day when the piper gets paid - believe me, I know!:twisted:
May 30th, 2007 at 4:52 pm
I have to agree with you, you are in a unique position to speak about this.
Thanks for stopping by. Best, ~Cao.
June 6th, 2007 at 3:03 am
[…] Obviously, this attempt to portray Sidiq as the kindly, forgiving type might be a little trickier to pull-off if Straziuso actually stirred himself to mention the fact that, at the time Jack’s team arrested him, the ‘forgiving Afghan’ in question was in possession of explosive detonators, Hezb-i-Islami membership cards and a letter of introduction from Mullah Omar. It might also strike the AP’s readership as more than a little odd that Sidiq feels the need to ‘forgive’ Jack at all — He is, after all, on record as stating that the allegations of torture against Idema were fabricated and that, far from Jack stringing captive Afghans up in a (non-existent) basement, “there was no torture, we never saw, not beating, not slapping, not even a pinch. NOTHING”. […]
June 7th, 2007 at 11:04 pm
The Justice For Jack Idema Blogburst
Following MSM’s coverage of the case of illegally-imprisoned US Special Forces soldier Jack Idema can be an infuriating experience.Usually, the cause of annoyance is the way in which journalists studiously ignore the fact that a US citizen has been im…