Saudi security authorities arrested a member of the Al-Qaeda organization whose name was not on the list of 85 wanted persons recently announced by the Saudi Interior Ministry. The security forces faced armed resistance when they arrested the individual and believe that he had an active relationship with the terrorist organization's cadres abroad.
(...) Unofficial information obtained by Asharq Al-Awsat yesterday indicates that the detainee is in his thirties and was active in recruiting Saudis, among them returnees from Guantanamo, and members of Al-Qaeda organization who are active in a neighboring country. The information also indicated that the security organs sources have been pursuing him for several months and he was monitored inside a low-income house in Al-Sadah neighborhood, Buraydah city, Al-Qasim region. Maj. Gen. Al-Turki said "the interest of the investigations requires that no information about his activities is given."
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Among them returnees from Guantanamo": interesting "marketing" sector for terrorism, eh?
(But this people weren't so peaceful?)
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Unofficial information obtained by Asharq Al-Awsat yesterday indicates that the detainee is in his thirties and was active in recruiting Saudis, among them returnees from Guantanamo
Of course!
BHO is further agitating unrest in the Islamic world. He is perceived as both weak and the agent of Zionists.
Yes, I don't think that line is really very striking for no one.
The question that strikes me now is: what would happen if the countries which had actually supported closing GITMO label the people imprisoned there as "dangerous" and don't want them? What will BHO aka "Hope and Change" do?
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