On a quiet day, I can hear her breathing
Friday, June 26, 2009 - Killing By Controlling
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by Fahad Ansari
I am already dead. My soul, my life, my heart - every part of me
is dead. I am just like a machine walking, with no other feeling. I
have nothing left - I cannot even sleep at night; I have nightmares of
what they have done to me, to my wife, my children, my time in prison ,
the searches... this is enough, Ive lost my senses, Ive been driven
insane, I can no longer take it. What is the point of living? Ive lost
everything, Ive lost my wife, I might as well kill myself, that is
better for me. I swear by God I have written to Gordon Brown saying
that you have two weeks, if I am not helped in this period I will kill
myself, whether thats by throwing myself in front of a train, or
slitting my wrists, or throwing myself from a high building , or taking
an overdose, whatever it takes. Nobody has lived the life I have or
what Ive had to endure.
These heart-wrenching words were uttered by terror suspect Mahmoud
Abu Rideh in an interview aired on Press TV on 28 May 2009. They are
the utterances of a broken man, a shattered soul, a human being
absolutely devastated by the cruel mechanisms of a powerful state. Abu
Rideh is a man who has never been charged with any offence, terrorism
or otherwise; he has never been asked a single question about his
alleged involvement with terrorism nor has he ever been told why he is
suspected of being a threat or shown any evidence that is being used
against him. Yet, for seven and a half years, he and his family have
been forced to live a life of humiliation and degradation, the
depravity of which is not fit for beasts, let alone decent human beings.
[Mahmoud]
Abu Rideh is the symbol of all that is wrong and immoral about the
war on terror. He has physically and psychologically been inflicted
with every abuse and rights violations that are abstractly debated in
conferences, lectures and seminars by lawyers and activists. Abu Rideh
is the British governments key lab-rat in its counter-terrorism
experiment. He is a prime example of the State putting a human being
through the most tortuous living conditions to the extent that death
alone appears to be the only hope of liberation. In essence, he has
been given a chronic death sentence without ever knowing why.
Abu Ridehs traumatic ordeal began on 19 December 2001, the second
day of Eid, when dozens of armed police officers stormed his home in a
pre-dawn raid. Abu Rideh was assaulted in front of his terrified wife
and five crying children. Taken away to maximum security Belmarsh
prison, he was placed under 23 hour lock up without ever being told
why. Having already spent a significant number of years in
administrative detention in Israeli jails where he was brutally
tortured, this indefinite imprisonment drove Abu Rideh psychologically
insane. He was transferred to Broadmoor Security Mental Hospital where
he was frequently assaulted by staff, nurses, and other prisoners.
Placed in solitary confinement, Abu Rideh now began to self-harm,
drinking detergents and using pens to dig deep into his arms.
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