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Sunday, September 22, 2013

"...Alami is praised by a rebel leader for enduring ‘the prison of the Americans in Guantanamo... where he did not reform or change"

First admitting he was a member of Al-Qaeda, then saying that his confession was because he was tortured, Mohammed Al-Alami is one of the many who were detained at Gitmo, promising to behave, then being released only to end up right back in the fray, fighting for the jihadists in Syria.  Makes me proud to be an American with my tax dollars going for such good use.

Disgusting.

From The Daily Mail September 21 by Sean Rayment

Terrorist released from Guantanamo Bay after convincing officials he was no longer a threat to the West is killed fighting for Al Qaeda in Syria

A former Guantanamo Bay prisoner who fought against British and US forces in Afghanistan has been killed while fighting for Al Qaeda in Syria.
Mohammed Al Alami was released from the top-security detention centre in 2006 after convincing officials that he was no longer a threat to the West.
The 37-year-old, who spent four years in custody, claimed he confessed to being a terrorist only after being beaten and threatened with death.
But it has now been revealed that he was killed last month while fighting for Al Nusra Front, one of the most violent and ruthless Islamic groups in Syria. 
A video posted on YouTube last week showed a funeral in which Alami is praised by a rebel leader for enduring ‘the prison of the Americans in Guantanamo... where he did not reform or change’.
The disclosure will further fuel concerns that Britain and the United States should not become embroiled in Syria’s civil war, in which Al Qaeda-affiliated groups are playing an increasingly prominent role, with hundreds of rebel fighters reportedly defecting to them.
Western intelligence agencies including MI6 and the CIA fear that any weapons sent to bring down the regime of Syrian dictator Bashar Al-Assad could used to attack the West in the future.
One official said last night that, in addition to the defections, Syria had experienced a ‘massive influx’ of Islamists seeking jihad in recent months.

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