Obama hasn't let me down

[blue]

This story leaves out a interesting fact. Ali- al-Shihri was released by
the Bush admin in 2007. He never should have been detained in the first
place.

Your going to have to back that up, this is the first new story searching for Ali al-Shihri.

A FORMER Guantanamo Bay detainee has emerged as the deputy leader of al-Qa'ida's Yemeni branch, highlighting the problems associated with closing the detention centre within a year.

Reports yesterday said the militant, Said Ali al-Shihri, was suspected of involvement in a deadly bombing of the US embassy in Yemen's capital, Sana, in September. He was released to Saudi Arabia in 2007 and passed through a Saudi rehabilitation program for former jihadists before resurfacing with al-Qa'ida in Yemen.

Full text found here, link.

[slick]

The men also get religious re-education and are promised a new home and car if they behave.

Um....excuse me but could someone please strap this bomb on my back??? I need a new car!

[moosmom]

LMAO, Slick!!!

Well strap a bomb on me and call me stupid!!!

[momoffuzzyfaces]

It's not like he's going to open the door and let them go free!!! They will most likely be put here in the US. Say what you want, I wouldn't want to be any one of them in a US prison where some of our hard core criminals can get their hands on them.

Mercy! A president who is actually trying to keep his campaign promises!!! Lord, help us all!!!

[RICHARD]

Um....excuse me but could someone please strap this bomb on my back??? I need a new car!

YOU are so DUMB!


That would give you a 'dowager's hump', Women Homicide Bombers strap the bombs in the front, so they look preggers!

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LOL, with the goofiness of some of the grants given to 'art' in this country....

Or

"Can I have PEACH color crayon? I need to color in blown up bodies of infidels!"

Or

I used to send out martyrs for living. Now I have Art Exhibits in SoHo, San Francisco and West Lost Angeles !

Rahshad Al-Ka Boom.


(thanks Dennis Miller!)

[lizbud]

Your going to have to back that up, this is the first new story searching for Ali al-Shihri.



Full text found here, link.

Read on...............

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28800516/

More interesting reading material.........

http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/01/...ees/index.html

[blue]

Read on...............

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28800516/

More interesting reading material.........

http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/01/...ees/index.html

Nothing there that said he shouldnt have been detained in the first place. In fact al-Shihri admits he was a terrorist.

By Allah, imprisonment only increased our persistence in our principles for which we went out, did jihad for, and were imprisoned for

So how can you say

He never should have been detained in the first
place.

[Kirsten]

Well, as far as I understood it, other countries will be asked to take some of the detainees, and I heard earlier today that the French gouvernment has already worked out a paper. And I know that there's a discussion among the German political parties right now whether they will agree to take some of the detainees, or not. I do not think that all these people are meant to be set free, they will just go to other prisons.

Besides, George W. Bush was considering the closing of Guantanamo also: http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,194634,00.html

Kirsten

[lizbud]

Nothing there that said he shouldnt have been detained in the first place. In fact al-Shihri admits he was a terrorist.

They can stop anyone they want, but if he is never actually charged
with a crime, he should be released. That's American law.

[blue]

They can stop anyone they want, but if he is never actually charged
with a crime, he should be released. That's American law.

He was not being held under American Law. If he were he would not have been released to the Saudis.

[lizbud]

He was not being held under American Law. If he were he would not have been released to the Saudis.

Therein lies the problem.

[blue]

Therein lies the problem.

The real problem is now more of them will eventually be released from whatever country they get sent to.