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Clare Algar is a high-powered British attorney who heads up "Reprieve" and does a lot of intercontinental litigation and European Civil litigation. She writes as a guest for a number of newspapers and magazines, not just the Guardian.
She is hardly a left-wing blogger. Learn to crawl out of your bubble a little more often.
Google and just a smidge of thirst for learning could really become your best friends, if you just let it happen.
Come on, she has an agenda and its certainly not right leaning.
Do you believe every thing you read ?
No, but you do have to apply a little common sense.
If Khalid was waterboarded in 2002 or 2003, it would not have taken 8 years for his information to pan out.
In reality, Khalid told interrogators that the Courier was no one important, when in fact, he was the link between Bin Laden and the rest of the organization.
If he told them the courier wasn't important I'd focus attention on him. Denying his importance raises a red flag.
Sometimes it takes years for Intel to pan out and sometimes it pans out immediately. It depends on the target.