Agit8r
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They were captured on the battlefield.............aka prisoners of a War that is still ongoing.............just because they are not formally part of a country to country War doesn't mean they aren't prisoners of War.If there was anything to hold them on, surely they would have been tried by now.
Our Troops don't stop to take evidence and DNA samples, or put up crime scenes on the battlefield...................That isn't their purpose or job.....................and is completely different to the rights of citizens in this country to a trial.
Your statement is BS.
If they are prisoners of war, they would have had to be treated according to the Geneva Convention.