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Yadel, Brahim - short clip - GoWiththeFlow

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	(speaking foreign language)	0:00
Interpreter	You don't stay strong.	0:07
	You go with the flow.	0:09
	I mean, that so many things are happening	0:10
	that you are not in a place where you can rest.	0:13
	Interrogations are always going on.	0:15
	You're being moved to a new camp.	0:17
	You follow the wave.	0:19
	It is a wave that is there crashing down,	0:21
	so you follow the wave and that's all.	0:24
	That is, there are so many events happening right	0:26
	after each other that one can't distance oneself.	0:29
	You go through those events.	0:32
	And so you can't get at a distance from them	0:34
	because, of course, one never loses the hope	0:36
	of getting out.	0:39
	One keeps hoping, of course.	0:41
	And that is so many things are happening,	0:44
	that one can't keep one's distance from them.	0:48
	So when you can't keep your distance	0:50
	you can't think about things, and so you just follow.	0:52
	That's what happens.	0:56

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Detainee Number US9FR-000371DP
Brahim Yadel, male, age 38, French, was detained in Guantanamo from January 2002 until July 26, 2004, when he was released to France.
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