WikiLeaks and Guantánamo Bay 'how Britain became a haven'

Wiki-leaks and Guantanamo Bay 'how Britain became a haven',Wiki-leaks files disclose that by the late 1990s the mosque in north London had become a haven for extremism where disaffected young men from around the world were radicalized before being sent to AL-Qaeda training camps in Afghanistan.The mastermind of the Sept. 11, 2001 , terrorist attacks in the U.S. met with a former Chicago gang member, Jose Padilla, to order the destruction of an unspecified building in Chicago, according to a Defense Department memo released Monday by Wiki-leaks.The big story today in both of our countries is the new tranche Wiki-leaks regarding treatment of detainees at Guantanamo Bay. The Guardian puts emphasis on the seemingly indefensible errors like the captive 89-year-old man and 14-year-old boy. The New York Times gives more prominence to mention the 200 or so cases in Which high-risk detainees were nevertheless released.