https://populistpress.com/tortured-political-prisoners-beg-for-help-after-biden-frees-top-9-11-terrorist/

The news of the release of the top 9/11 terrorists in the name of “peace” by the Biden administration has sparked outrage among many Americans. The prisoners were held in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and were considered to be some of the most dangerous terrorists in the world.

However, while the Biden administration has focused on freeing these high-profile terrorists, they have overlooked the plight of the thousands of political prisoners who remain in Guantanamo Bay. These prisoners have been subjected to torture and inhumane treatment for years, and yet they have received no attention from the Biden administration.

The prisoners are desperate for help, and some have even gone as far as to make a plea for assistance. In a letter sent to the International Committee of the Red Cross, the prisoners stated that they were “dying a slow death” and begged for help.

The prisoners’ plea has been largely ignored by the Biden administration, despite the fact that the President has made human rights a cornerstone of his foreign policy. This lack of attention to the prisoners’ plight has been seen as a betrayal of the President’s promise to stand up for human rights.

The prisoners’ plight is a stark reminder that the Biden administration must do more to protect the rights of political prisoners. The administration must take steps to ensure that prisoners are treated humanely and that they are given access to proper legal representation.

Moreover, the Biden administration must take a stand against the use of torture and inhumane treatment of prisoners. The use of torture is never acceptable and must be condemned in the strongest possible terms.

The plight of the political prisoners in Guantanamo Bay is a reminder that the Biden administration must remain vigilant in its commitment to protecting human rights. The administration must take steps to ensure that prisoners are treated humanely and given access to proper legal representation. Only then can the Biden administration truly live up to its promise of standing up for human rights.