Ex-Gitmo detainee joins al-Qaida in Yemen
Well well, aren't we excited, there will be so many more of these to come with the Guantanamo Bay closing, this is definately the top of my list of disspointments in the new administration, yes those dissapointments that are going to come back and bit him in the deriere. Unfortunately they are not just going to bite him though, we all know that many of these terrorist will return to their old ways, as Judicial Blog reports,
and Gateway Pundit has a long list of articles to back up the inevitable.
Erick Erickson at Red State goes on to talk about Obama's pick for the head of CIA...
CAIRO, Egypt—An Internet posting purportedly by al-Qaida in Yemen says the group's No. 2 is a Saudi national who is a former Guantanamo detainee.
The Yemeni group—known as "al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula"—posted the statement this week on a militant Web site that regularly carries al-Qaida messages.
It says the man returned to his home in Saudi Arabia after his release from the U.S. prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba about a year ago and from there went to Yemen to join the terror group.
The Internet statement identified the man as Said Ali al-Shihri and says his prisoner number at Guantanamo was 372.
The posting could not immediately be verified, and Yemen and Saudi Arabian authorities would not immediately comment on it.
"suspected Middle Eastern terrorists—who have returned to “the fight” since their release from custody has nearly doubled in a short time from 37 to 61. no matter where they live and hundreds to thousands of innocent people will die"
and Gateway Pundit has a long list of articles to back up the inevitable.
Erick Erickson at Red State goes on to talk about Obama's pick for the head of CIA...
"we must be prepared to set the record straight. I am deeply concerned that Leon Panetta, a man with no prior intelligence experience, is Obama’s pick for CIA. Obama was scared to make a legitimate pick because the anti-American left opposed John O. Brennan "Associated Press via Hanover Evening Sun
CAIRO, Egypt—An Internet posting purportedly by al-Qaida in Yemen says the group's No. 2 is a Saudi national who is a former Guantanamo detainee.
The Yemeni group—known as "al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula"—posted the statement this week on a militant Web site that regularly carries al-Qaida messages.
It says the man returned to his home in Saudi Arabia after his release from the U.S. prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba about a year ago and from there went to Yemen to join the terror group.
The Internet statement identified the man as Said Ali al-Shihri and says his prisoner number at Guantanamo was 372.
The posting could not immediately be verified, and Yemen and Saudi Arabian authorities would not immediately comment on it.
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