NY Times, 6/15/06
When President Bush ordered Moazzam Begg’s release last year from
the Guantánamo prison camp, United States officials say, he did so over
objections from the Pentagon, the C.I.A. and the F.B.I. ( all of which warned that Mr. Begg could still be a dangerous terrorist.
But
American officials may not have imagined the sort of adversary Mr. Begg
would become in the war of perception that is now a primary front in
the American-led campaign against terrorism. [read more]