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WAR ON TERROR: CAMP X-RAY DEBATE ..AND WHY IT IS RIGHT TO CONDEMN AMERICAN HYPOCRISY
2002
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Mr [Nicky Curtis], 49, of West Yorks, who wrote the book Faith And Duty about his experiences in Northern Ireland, added: \"I agree with Colonel Hughes. Retired nurse Ann Campbell, 62, of Hitchin, Herts, said: \"America is out of control. They have behaved abominably with the prisoners. Hughes hasn't changed my view - I already believed they should be treated with respect.\" Ben Marshall, 40, of Brent, West London, said: \"These people should be treated humanely because quite simply we live in a civilised country and we should follow civilised rules. The Geneva Convention is there for a reason and should be followed.\"
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