Abdul Shalabi Released From Gitmo
Green Energy

Abdul Shalabi Released From Gitmo


Abdul Shalabi: Osama bin Laden's and Kalid Sheik Mohammed's bodyguard

While the media were oohing and aahing over Pope Francis's visit to the United States, Abdul Shalabi was released from Gitmo and is now in Saudi Arabia:
...Shalabi, who was captured by Pakistani forces in 2001, was once deemed (by the Bush administration) “too dangerous to release” but under the Obama administration has been repatriated by U.S. officials on Tuesday [September 23, 2015].

An Obama military review board released a report [Must-read link!] that cleared Abdul Rahman Shalabi for release. Shalabi has been sent to Saudi Arabia where he will be placed into a “rehabilitation program” for militants. The review board said the effectiveness of the Saudi rehabilitation program was an important factor in its decision. The board also noted the detainee’s “credible desire” to re-integrate into society and participate in the rehabilitation program, but it “acknowledges the detainee’s past terrorist-related activities.” A statement that he was likely to still have sympathies to extremists was also made by the panel who recommended his release....
According to CNN:
...Shalabi's transfer from Guantanamo was the second announced in less than a week, leaving 114 detainees at the naval base that the Obama administration is pushing to close.

"The United States is grateful to the government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for its willingness to support ongoing U.S. efforts to close the Guantanamo Bay detention facility. The United States coordinated with the government of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to ensure this transfer took place consistent with appropriate security and humane treatment measures," the Defense Department said in a statement.

It announced last week that Younis Abdurrahman Chekkouri had been transferred to Morocco.

The remaining 114 detainees being held at Guantanamo fall into two categories: Those who can be transferred to other countries and those who the United States must continue to hold.

In August, Defense Secretary Ash Carter said that Pentagon teams were looking at U.S. sites to house the detainees....
About Younis Abdurrahman Chekkouri:
Alleged to be associated with the Moroccan Islamic Fighting Group and Jama'at Al-Tablighi.
Emptying Gitmo is another of Obama's campaign promises which he intends to keep. Come hell or high water.




- Say It Ain’t So, Barack? Even I Don’t Think You Are This Dumb
BREITBART:President Barack Obama is about to release or transfer 55 Gitmo prisoners, despite reports that the Libyan believed to be behind the killing of US Ambassador Christopher Stevens was a former Guantanamo inmate transferred to Libyan...

- We Should Have Just Brought Them To New York. . .
Counterterrorismblog: Al-Qaida Confirms "Martyrdom" of Former Guantanamo Detainee in Yemen By Evan Kohlmann Al-Qaida's network in the Arabian Peninsula (Yemen) has released the audio-recorded wills of two mujahideen operatives who were recently "martyred"...

- Chinese Terrorists Release In U.s. Imminent, No Answers From Holder
Human Events: Chinese Terrorists Release in U.S. Imminent, No Answers From Holder by Rep. Frank Wolf 05/05/2009 Should foreigners picked up conducting terrorist training with Al Qaeda and subsequently held at Guantanamo Bay just be released into our communities,...

- Guantánamo Meets Geneva Rules, Pentagon Study Finds
Barry and his minions aren't going to be happy about this. NYT h/t Dr. Bulldog Guantánamo Meets Geneva Rules, Pentagon Study Finds By WILLIAM GLABERSON Published: February 20, 2009 A Pentagon report requested by President Obama on the conditions...

-
WASHINGTON, Jan 13 (Reuters) - The Pentagon said on Tuesday that 61 former detainees from its military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, appear to have returned to terrorism since their release from custody. Pentagon spokesman Geoff Morrell said 18 former...



Green Energy








.