Guantanamo Bay, Cuba (CNN)I've heard that the Senate report on CIA torture is 6,000 pages long. My story, though, takes place elsewhere: in Guantanamo, away from the CIA program that the report covers. The 6,000 pages of the Senate report are just the start of what Americans have to accept happened in their name.It starts and ends in the silence of a tiny, freezing cold cell, alone. That's when you hold yourself in a ball, and fight to ignore the confusion of what has just happened to you, and the fear of what might be coming next. Or the fear that comes when you realize that no one is coming to help; that the life, family and friends you knew are all far, far away.
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Samir Naji describes conditions in Guantanamo Bay detention camp
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Naji says he was interrogated for three months by two teams, running shifts round the clock
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Interrogators abused him, forced him to look at degrading pornography, he claims
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Treatment shames American flag hanging in the prison corridor, Naji says
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