Deletion of Margun training camp

Comment: with no merges and no redirects. A single sentence mention in a judicial transcript.  Far far below any reasonable interpretation of . Nothing of value here that would deserve merging; does not even merit a redirect, not being a likely search term
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG)

Comment: I started this article and about two dozen articles about other training camps, way back in 2006 nad 2007.  On March 29, 2010, I Wikipedia:WikiProject Terrorism/Guantanamo#What to do with Afghan training camps?|went on record with a proposal that the separate articles about most of the camps should be merged.  I went on record as acknowledging that I hadn't found additional references to support separate articles for most of these camps.  There are lots of  for the Al Farouq training camp, Khalden training camp, Derunta training camp, and Tarnak Farms, so they should remain separate articles.  Possibly other articles should remain separate.  When I drafted the proposal I was hoping there would be a collegial informed debate on all the camps.The phenomenon that alleged attendance at a suspect training camp was used, in part, to justify continued detention in Guantanamo is well documented.  Felter et al, at West Point, noted that of the first 516 allegation memos, 181 justified the continued detention of captives, in part, because of their alleged attendance at a training camp
Stance: merge
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Reliable sources (WP:RS)