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Eminem could sue US government, says Camp X-Ray lawyer
Posted: 28 Feb '06, 11:23
Michael Winterbottom's film about the notorious Camp X-Ray, at Guantánamo Bay, has revealed that the US often uses music by Eminem to 'entertain' their prisoners. In other words, they use it to torment them into talking about whatever it is the powers that be think they're keeping secret.
The acclaimed filmmaker's The Road to Guantánamo, which focuses on the British inmates at the detention camp, highlights the Americans' use of music to grind their guests down. Winterbottom (pictured) himself said: "Music by Eminem was apparently used most of the time."
Now the lawyer representing the British inmates shown in the film, Clive Stafford-Smith, has said: "Eminem would have good grounds for suing the government over abuse of his copyright."
The Road to Guantánamo will be shown on Channel 4 on March 9th.
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what i thought
was scary about that guantanamo thing - did anyone else hear about this? - apprarently several of the actors were held by the police at heathrow (think it was heathrow) under the terrorism act. one of the actors was asked - and this terrifies me for some reason - whether he planned on making any more 'political films'. fucking scares me, some of the shit in this country does...
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yeh i read that
it's mad. i don't understand the police. i'd like to meet some.
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Stop & Search
Made me fucking incensed. What kind of amoral tossers do special branch recruit. Whoever's behind this 'thought police' bullshit should be banged up or thrown out of the country, as they are firmly bringing the country into disgrace.
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er
the people behind the 'thought police' are quite probably the people behind the country...so to speak
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