Indeed, other accounts of America’s “global war on terror” also make it clear that many of the people who were detained and tortured were not threats to America’s security – at least not until US actions made them so. The week the Senate report came out, I was reading Anand Gopal’s new book No Good Men Among the Living,&nbsp;which tells contemporary Afghanistan’s story through the eyes of a supporter of former President Hamid Karzai, a Taliban commander, and a Kabul-born housewife who spent years in purdah in Taliban country.
事实上，针对“美国全球反恐战争”的其他研究也明确指出，很多遭拘留和虐待的人并不构成对美国的安全威胁&mdash;&mdash;至少在美国的所作所为把他们变成敌人之前是这样。参议院报告发布的那周我正在看阿南德·戈帕尔的新书活下来的没有好人，这部书描述了一位前总统哈米德·卡尔扎伊的支持者、一名塔利班指挥官和一位多年蒙着面纱生活在塔利班控制区的生于喀布尔的家庭主妇眼中的当代阿富汗。