[presidio9]

Google is a wonderful thing:

The allegations against Al Rawi were:

1 The detainee is associated with al Qaida:
The detainee provided harbor in London, United Kingdom to a known al Qaida fugitive named Abu Qatada.
2 The detainee assisted Abu Qatada by locating an apartment where Abu Qatada hid from British authorities.
3 Abu Qatada has strong links to senior al Qaida operatives and facilitated the travel of individuals to an al Qaida guesthouse located in Pakistan.
4 Abu Qatada is a known al Qaida operative who was arrested in the United Kingdom as a danger to national security.
5 In addition to helping Abu Qatada evade British authorities, the detainee transferred funds between branches of the Arab Bank at Abu Qatada’s direction in 1999 or 2000.
6 In November 2002, the detainee was arrested in Gambia after arriving from the United Kingdom and was later transferred to U.S. custody in Bagram, Afghanistan.

[Chena]

Google is a wonderful thing: The allegations against Al Rawi were: 1 The detainee is associated with al Qaida: The detainee provided harbor in London, United Kingdom to a known al Qaida fugitive named Abu Qatada. 2 The detainee assisted Abu Qatada by locating an apartment where Abu Qatada hid from British authorities. 3 Abu Qatada has strong links to senior al Qaida operatives and facilitated the travel of individuals to an al Qaida guesthouse located in Pakistan. 4 Abu Qatada is a known al Qaida operative who was arrested in the United Kingdom as a danger to national security. 5 In addition to helping Abu Qatada evade British authorities, the detainee transferred funds between branches of the Arab Bank at Abu Qatada’s direction in 1999 or 2000. 6 In November 2002, the detainee was arrested in Gambia after arriving from the United Kingdom and was later transferred to U.S. custody in Bagram, Afghanistan.

BTTT for TRUTH! I was just about to "google" Al Rawi when I saw your post. Well done, presidio9.

[jackieaxe]

Thanks, I too wondered what was "the rest of the story". Readed the article, you'd think he was arrested for nothing.