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Oops, He’s Done it Again & Right After the Paris Attack! (Video)
From left, three of the five Yemenis who were released from Guantánamo to the United Arab Emirates Nov. 14, 2015: Ali al Razihi, Khalid al Qadasi and Suleiman al Nahdi, in photos from their U.S. military prisoner profiles provided to McClatchy Newspapers by WikiLeaks.
16 Nov 15
Oh, Obama, you have done it AGAIN. Americans will take just so much of your back stabbing. Obama approves and releases five Gitmo detainees including Osama bin Laden bodyguard according to the Pentagon. 48 of Guantánamo’s 107 captives are now cleared for release, nearly half! And guess what? The five men left the base after news broke about the terrorist attacks in Paris.
With Congress pushing stricter restrictions on prisoner transfers, the Pentagon this weekend released five Yemenis from the prison camps at Guantánamo to resettle in the United Arab Emirates, an Arabian Gulf nation. None of the captives had ever been charged with a crime.
The transfer, done on Friday night but disclosed Sunday afternoon, left 107 captives at Guantánamo. Of them, 48 are cleared for release once diplomats negotiate security assurances that satisfy Secretary of Defense Ash Carter.
A U.S Air Force cargo plane left the base carrying the five men to their new lives after the terrorist attacks in Paris, said Navy Cmdr. Gary Ross, a Pentagon spokesman.
Three of the freed men were approved for transfer during the Bush years, including Adil al Busayss, 42, whom the prison recommended be sent to a third-country lockup in 2004, according to files provided to McClatchy Newspapers by the anti-secrecy organization WikiLeaks.
The other two were identified as Khalid al Qadasi, 46, and Suleiman al Nahdi, 40. They were approved for release during the Bush administration in 2007 and 2008, but as Yemenis they could not be sent home.
A fourth detainee, Ali al Razihi, 36, got to the prison in southeast Cuba on Jan. 11, 2002, the day Camp X-Ray opened. He was held for a period as a “forever prisoner” — a suspected Osama bin Laden bodyguard — but a federal national security parole board cleared him for release in April 2014, without resolving the bodyguard question. READ MORE
the reason o isnt slowing down is cause our representatives are bought…we need to start getting rid of each and every one of them and sen ONLY CHRISTIAN leaders to represent us…. they tell the TRUTH….. THEREFORE you and i can TRUST them!