Caught in terror's tangled web

[Frederik]

The story of an innocent victim of the War on Terror.

http://www.atimes.com/atimes/South_Asia/GC04Df05.html

Contacts associated with the European intelligence community and now deeply integrated with the US intelligence community based in Washington explained to Asia Times Online recently that there is an organized mechanism under which suspects who cannot be further interrogated in the US because of legal complexities are sent to "outsourced" facilities in another country. "Already, some top al-Qaeda operators, including Khalid Sheikh Mohammd and Khalid bin al-Attash, are under interrogation in outsourced US facilities in Jordan, Morocco and other places," the contacts say.

This is one such story.

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Nasir is married to Stephanie Jolley Mubarak, a US citizen, has two children, and ran an airplane repainting and commercial flying business in Corning prior to his deportation.

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Nasir picked up his story. "Soon after I arrived at Islamabad airport I was picked up by ISI officials. They blindfolded me with a hood and drove me to an unknown place. From the feeling of my feet I felt that it was some underground place. They uncovered my face and gave me a paper and pen to write my biography, especially the events from September 11 to August 2002, when I was sent to Pakistan."

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Visibly fighting back his tears, Nasir showed a picture of his son and daughter in his empty house. "There is only one wish, to be the father of my children again and patronize them, otherwise there is darkness on all sides and suicide is the only option left in this life."