If what you are saying is true, why are there no charges? Why were they released twice, once by the US and once by the Brits?

And if what you are saying is true, why aren't they all being released?

Everything seems to point to these folks being more or less bystanders.

After all, we know that at least one 11 and 12 year old kids were "captured" and released years later, and we know that some absolutely, completely harmless mentally ill folks were "captured" and released much later.

Why is it not a crime to kidnap people, blindfold and shackle them, fly them around the world, hold them in cages for a couple of years and then turn them loose?

Doesn't that sort of shoot the US idea it's a champion of Human Rights in the butt?

Arf