Being in a bubble means never having to say I'm sorry

Seeems like a reasonable request, given what he's "allegedly" been through.

Khaled El-Masri says he is not after money but answers about why he spent five months in harsh captivity as a prisoner in the war on terrorism.

“It’s a question of moral values, of principles. I want to find out why they did to me what they did,” El-Masri told CBS News in an exclusive interview. “I want an explanation, and I want an apology.”

But good luck getting a "my bad" from this guy.

UPDATE: Maybe there's hope after all.