The only "evidence" that has been mentioned the Binyam did anything to do with terrorism are "admissions" that he made when being "interrogated".
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I think you misread what I wrote, Backwoodsman. As my post indicated, in my comment about "applying that policy to Tony Blair" I was referring to your suggestion of how to deal with people suspected of vile actions - "But, if that means holding someone until all of the facts are established, so be it". I didn't imply that you thought that it was right to torture prisoners. You do however seem to believe that the principle of "innocent until proved guilty" should be jettisoned.