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The Iraqi journalist detained after throwing his shoes at President George W. Bush is in good shape and was allowed to meet with his brother on Friday, although he has been denied access to his lawyer, his family said.Muntadhar al-Zeidi, who gained widespread support in Iraq and other Muslim countries when he hurled both his shoes at Bush during a news conference, met with his brother Maitham for two hours in his cell at a detention center in the Green Zone.Al-Zeidi has been in custody since the Dec. 14 outburst at Bush s joint news conference with Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki. The case s investigating judge has said the journalist was struck about the face and eyes, apparently by security agents who helped wrestle him to the ground.His relatives have alleged he was beaten more severely and tortured in detention.One of the journalist s other brothers, Dhargham, was not at the Friday meeting but described what happened bet <a href=https://www.stanley-quencher.us>stanley quencher</a> ween his b <a href=https://www.stanleycup.cz>stanley cup</a> rother Maitham, who he said was not discussing the incident at this time with the media, and their imprisoned journalist brother. He said Muntadhar al-Zeidi turned 30 on Thursday. Muntadhar was in a good shape, his wounds were healed and his morale was high. Yesterday was his birthday and some patriotic officers there organized a party for him and brought birthday cake, his other brother Dhargham told The Associated Press.The case became a focus for Iraqis and others in the Muslim world who resent the U.S. invasion and occupation, and thou
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