> I have no doubt that Guantanamo Bay was used extensively for abuses of power, but the reality is that we (the public) will never be privy to much of the reaso

> I have no doubt that Guantanamo Bay was used extensively for abuses of power, but the reality is that we (the public) will never be privy to much of the reasoning behind the capture and continued imprisonment of these folks. That's completely irrelevant. Military tribunals can be set up to adjudicate these cases. The problem isn't that, the problem is that they're - thanks to the power of imagination - not eligible for due process.