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Guantanamo's crumbling, super-secret Camp 7 is kaput, Southcom announces. (The high-value ex-CIA detainees it housed, including 9/11 mastermind Khalid Shaikh Muhammed, have been transferred to Camp 5.)/1 southcom.mil/News/PressReleases/Article/2560548/us-southern-command-announces-the-transfer-of-detainees-from-camp-vii-to-camp-v/
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This article in December, a joint effort by @carolrosenberg, @EricSchmittNYT and myself, first put forward the chatter that closing Camp 7 and consolidating the detainee population in the 5/6 space was in the works. /2 nytimes.com/2020/12/15/us/politics/guantanamo-biden.html
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In honor of Camp 7's departure from current-events relevance, let me one last time post this link to what satellite imagery and rare fragments of discussion in declassified documents etc revealed about its nature. /end charliesavage.com/what-google-earth-shows-about-guantanamos-super-secret-camp-7/
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Here is @carolrosenberg 's authoritative take. nytimes.com/2021/04/04/us/politics/guantanamo-bay-prisoners.html
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I have updated my blog page about satellite imagery and Gitmo's now-shuttered secret Camp 7 in light of an insight gleaned from older Google Earth images. (Thanks to @Cryptome_org and @jnievele for showing me how to access them.)/1 charliesavage.com/what-google-earth-shows-about-guantanamos-super-secret-camp-7/
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It seems reasonable to suspect that Camp 7 started either a) as MAROON or INDIGO, or b) as RED, which was being built to consolidate CIA detainees before the agency changed plans and got out of Gitmo (bc the Supreme Court was weighing giving habeas rights to detainees there.)/end