Freed Gitmo detainee, ex-bin Laden aide now top jihadist in videos

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What a life of peace! Not.
Freed Gitmo detainee, ex-bin Laden aide cements place as top jihadist in videos | Fox News

When Ibrahim al Qosi was released from Guantanamo Bay in 2012, a lawyer for the former Usama bin Laden aide said he looked forward to living a life of peace in his native Sudan.

Three years later, Qosi has emerged as a prominent voice of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, appearing in a number of AQAP propaganda videos -- including a 50-minute lecture calling for the takeover of Saudi Arabia...

The Obama administration has stepped up efforts in recent weeks to shrink the prison population at Guantanamo Bay, with the ultimate goal of closing the U.S. detention facility despite congressional resistance.

While President Obama assured the U.S. in December that only “low-level” terrorist operatives are released from Gitmo, Qosi's emergence as the face of Al Qaeda in Yemen further fuels opposition to the plan. Critics argue the rate of recidivism is high for ex-Gitmo detainees, like Qosi.
 
What a life of peace! Not.
Freed Gitmo detainee, ex-bin Laden aide cements place as top jihadist in videos | Fox News

When Ibrahim al Qosi was released from Guantanamo Bay in 2012, a lawyer for the former Usama bin Laden aide said he looked forward to living a life of peace in his native Sudan.

Three years later, Qosi has emerged as a prominent voice of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, appearing in a number of AQAP propaganda videos -- including a 50-minute lecture calling for the takeover of Saudi Arabia...

The Obama administration has stepped up efforts in recent weeks to shrink the prison population at Guantanamo Bay, with the ultimate goal of closing the U.S. detention facility despite congressional resistance.

While President Obama assured the U.S. in December that only “low-level” terrorist operatives are released from Gitmo, Qosi's emergence as the face of Al Qaeda in Yemen further fuels opposition to the plan. Critics argue the rate of recidivism is high for ex-Gitmo detainees, like Qosi.

Billy's jaw drops in surprise.

Not really. :laugh:
 
Let's hope.
Personally, I would like to see him back in gitmo for life, though. If we even still have it at the end of this term. I'm afraid he is going to let it go back to Cuba.
Drone strike will get this guy.
 
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