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Pentagon: 61 ex-Guantanamo inmates return to terrorism
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Pentagon said on Tuesday that 61 former detainees from its military prison camp at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, appear to have returned to terrorism since their release from custody. Pentagon spokesman Geoff Morrell said 18 former detainees are confirmed as "returning to the ...
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news.yahoo.com — WASHINGTON (Reuters) The Pentagon said on Tuesday that 61 former detainees from its military prison camp at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba , appear to have returned to terrorism since their release from custody. Pentagon spokesman Geoff Morrell said 18 former ... (more) Pentagon: 61 ex-Guantanamo inmates return to terrorism - ...
Pentagon: 61 ex-Guantanamo inmates return to terrorism
reuters.com — WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Pentagon said on Tuesday that 61 former detainees from its military prison camp at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, appear to have returned to terrorism since their release from custody. Pentagon spokesman Geoff Morrell said 18 former ... (more) Pentagon: 61 ex-Guantanamo inmates return to ...
Pentagon: Guantanamo detainees back to battlefield
bostonherald.com — W ASHINGTON Terror suspects who have been held but released from Guantanamo Bay are increasingly returning to the fight against the United States and its allies, the Pentagon said today. Sixty-one detainees who have been released from the U.S. Navy ... (more) Pentagon: Guantanamo detainees back to battlefield
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Debunking the Pentagon's Gitmo Detainee Recidivism Claims
TalkLeft — You've probably read the claims by the Defense Department that 61 of the released Guantanamo detainees have returned to terrorism. Not so, says a new report from the Seton Hall Law School's Center for Policy and Research (and Law Prof Mark Denbeaux and attorney Joshua Denbeaux). The Denbaux' have previously authored compelling reports on the detainees and represented a few of them. The Seton Hall Center for Policy and Research has issued a report which rebuts and debunks the most recent claim by the Department of ...

Debunking the Pentagon's Gitmo Detainee Recidivism Claims
TalkLeft — You've probably read the claims by the Defense Department that 61 of the released Guantanamo detainees have returned to terrorism. Not so, says a new report from the Seton Hall Law School's Center for Policy and Research (and Law Prof Mark Denbeaux and attorney Joshua Denbeaux). The Denbaux' have previously authored compelling reports on the detainees and represented a few of them. The Seton Hall Center for Policy and Research has issued a report which rebuts and debunks the most recent claim by the Department of ...

Global recession impacts consumer spending, former Guantanamo imate hardest hit
Wizbang — Ten days after we learned that 61 inmates released from the Guantanamo Bay Naval facility have returned to terrorism, the New York Times profiles Said Ali al-Shihri, a former detainee who has risen to be deputy leader of al Qaeda in Yemen. The emergence of a former Guantánamo Bay detainee as the deputy leader of Al Qaeda's Yemeni branch has underscored the potential complications in carrying out the executive order President Obama signed Thursday that the detention center be shut down within a year. On the plus side, the odds of a terrorist attack originating in Yemen ...

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"Return To Terrorism"
obsidianwings.blogs.com 1/16/2009 — The Pentagon spokesman did not say which detainees he was talking about, or what constituted "returning to the fight". However, the last time the Pentagon released figures like these, Mark Denbeaux at the Seton Hall Center for Policy and Research ...
61 Detainees Returning To Terror? No, Pentagon "Making Up Numbers"
crooksandliars.com 1/25/2009 — I wrote on Wednesday about the Pentagon's claim that 61 Gitmo detainees had "returned to terror" and noted previous Seton Hall Law studies that said the Pentagon was...umm... lying through it's teeth . Seton Hall now has a new report out ...
Freed Gitmo Inmates Return to Terrorism
acus.org 1/14/2009 — Whether by mischievous intent or happy coincidence, mere hours after Obama people announced that he would order the Guantanamo Bay detention facility closed , the Bush administration announced that 61 former detainees had returned to terrorism read ...
MSNBC graphic falsely claims Pentagon has asserted as fact that "61 fmr. Gitmo detainees have returned to fight against U.S."
mediamatters.org 1/23/2009 — MSNBC graphic falsely claims Pentagon has asserted as fact that "61 fmr. Gitmo detainees have returned to fight against U.S." MSNBC: 61 fmr. Gitmo detainees have returned to fight against U.S. Media Matters has documented that the 61 figure includes ...
Media advance falsehood that Pentagon has confirmed that 61 former Guantánamo detainees have returned to battlefield
mediamatters.org 1/24/2009 — namo detainees have returned to battlefield Summary: Since President Barack Obama signed an executive order requiring that the Pentagon's detention facilities at Guant namo be closed within a year, numerous media figures and outlets have repeated or ...
BBC NEWS | Americas | Spain may take Guantanamo inmates
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AFP: Two ex-Guantanamo inmates appear in Al-Qaeda video
google.com 1/24/2009 — 3 hours ago WASHINGTON (AFP) Two men released from the US "war on terror" prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba have appeared in a video posted on a jihadist website, the SITE monitoring service reported. One of the two former inmates, a Saudi man ...