>>>Detaining them with probable cause is one thing. Chucking them in a cell and leaving them there until the end of time with no due process at all is another thing entirely.
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>>>Why would we be detaining Taliban, though? They're despicable but I don't see that they're our problem to solve.
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>>This is just a guess but aren't the Tlibans the ones that allowed the Al-Qaeda to setup training camps in Afghanistan?
>>Doesn't that makes it some what our problem?
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>No, it was not the Taliban who allowed AQ to set up training camps in Afghanistan. They have never controlled the country, or the government, only some geographic areas.

Are you sure?

This from Wikipedia:
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After Sudan made it clear that bin Laden and his group were no longer welcome that year, Taliban-controlled Afghanistan — with previously established connections between the groups, a similar outlook on world affairs and largely isolated from American political influence and military power — provided a perfect location for al-Qaeda to establish its headquarters. Al-Qaeda enjoyed the Taliban's protection and a measure of legitimacy as part of their Ministry of Defense, although only Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates recognized the Taliban as the legitimate government of Afghanistan.

Al-Qaeda training camps in Afghanistan and the Pakistani border regions are alleged to have trained militant Muslims from around the world.[65][66] Despite the perception of some people, al-Qaeda members are ethnically diverse and connected by their radical version of Islam.
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Maybe Wiki got hacked?