Θ released 201 terrorist from GITMO
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Bush is the one who let the majority of them go. DUH
Listen....BUSH is responsible for far more deaths from war than Obama. In fact, Bush started that war that killed nearly 5,000 and maimed over 30,000. Get your facts straight before running off your mouth.
Why does your links say that Obama did this and that but it was Bush who released most of those who returned to the battlefield.
Ya boy Θ released 201, topic is not BOOOOOOOOOOOOSH
when boy Θ took office there were 242 terrorist at GITMO, when boy Θ left office there were 41..............do the math........if you can do math.
He didn't trade terrorist for a Deserter
Libs wanted GITMO closed and now whining about released terrorist
Caroljo
Senator
Yes, he did. But he left the ones in that were the biggest threat....Obama let them out. DUH
Caroljo
Senator
LISTEN (lol!)...I was talking about the prisoners in Gitmo. I said nothing about what you're talking about. How about sticking with the subject for a change? Obama is at fault for letting the most dangerous men go free KNOWING many (or all) would go back to what they were doing and possible kill many more people.
Bush wasn't in the Link and even the democrats tried to stop boy Θ, but, he did it his way:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=104334339
now stay on Topic or get the hell out of my thread
You babbled like a complete idiot....He let out 201...That is a lie
Your thread is Bullshit and has already been de-bunked....LOL
Link proves that is exactly how many boy Θ released with PEN...............surely you can do simple math.
Washington (CNN)The Pentagon announced Thursday that four more inmates were transferred out of the US military prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, marking the final such transfer under President Barack Obama and leaving the facility's population at 41.
Thursday's transfer concludes the Obama administration's final push to empty the facility as much as possible prior to Friday's inauguration, with 19 inmates being transferred since Election Day. One of the inmates is going to Saudi Arabia and the other three are being taken in by the United Arab Emirates.
<img alt="Oman accepts 10 Guantanamo detainees" class="media__image" src="http://i2.cdn.cnn.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/141209030956-guantanamo-bay-us-flag-fence-story-top.jpg">
Oman accepts 10 Guantanamo detainees
There were 242 detainees at Guantanamo when Obama came into office in January 2009 and he had pledged to close the controversial center within one year in an executive order he signed shortly after his own inauguration. But in recent days, administration officials have acknowledged that this goal was out of reach.
"I don't anticipate that we will succeed in that goal of closing the prison, but it's not for a lack of trying -- that, I assure you," White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest told reporters Tuesday.
Earnest blamed both Republicans and Democrats in Congress for the administration's failure to close the detention facility.
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"Because of the obstacles erected by Congress, terrorist organizations have a powerful recruiting tool, and millions in taxpayer dollars are wasted to operate this large facility," he said.
<img alt="9 last-minute Obama moves to stymie Trump&amp;#39;s agenda" class="media__image" src="http://i2.cdn.cnn.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/161229152533-obama-last-ditch-t1-large-169.jpg">
9 last-minute Obama moves to stymie Trump's agenda
President-elect Donald Trump will now come into office with responsibility for the remaining 41 prisoners.
Four of the remaining inmates have undergone a security review process and are eligible for transfer.
But their transfer, as well as any others, looks unlikely as Trump has slammed the most recent efforts to empty the prison, nicknamed Gitmo.
"There should be no further releases from Gitmo. These are extremely dangerous people and should not be allowed back onto the battlefield," Trump tweeted on January 3, one of several statements about keeping the prison open.
The prison's peak population was 684 detainees in June 2003.
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence, which tracks recidivism among former inmates, said in a September report that nine of 161 inmates released since January 2009 had returned to supporting terrorist groups. An additional 11 are "suspected" of having gone back to terrorist activity, though the report notes that the Defense Intelligence Agency puts that number at 15.
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Good thing you proving to readers you can't do simple math, can't count 72 goats! nahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
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Washington (CNN)The Pentagon announced Thursday that four more inmates were transferred out of the US military prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, marking the final such transfer under President Barack Obama and leaving the facility's population at 41.
There were 242 detainees at Guantanamo when Obama came into office in January 2009 and he had pledged to close the controversial center within one year in an executive order he signed shortly after his own inauguration. But in recent days, administration officials have acknowledged that this goal was out of reach.
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More anti Obama Bullshit.......
More slobbering non sense against President Obama...Fvck GITMOLink proves that is exactly how many boy Θ released with PEN...............surely you can do simple math.
Washington (CNN)The Pentagon announced Thursday that four more inmates were transferred out of the US military prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, marking the final such transfer under President Barack Obama and leaving the facility's population at 41.
Thursday's transfer concludes the Obama administration's final push to empty the facility as much as possible prior to Friday's inauguration, with 19 inmates being transferred since Election Day. One of the inmates is going to Saudi Arabia and the other three are being taken in by the United Arab Emirates.
<img alt="Oman accepts 10 Guantanamo detainees" class="media__image" src="http://i2.cdn.cnn.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/141209030956-guantanamo-bay-us-flag-fence-story-top.jpg">
Oman accepts 10 Guantanamo detainees
There were 242 detainees at Guantanamo when Obama came into office in January 2009 and he had pledged to close the controversial center within one year in an executive order he signed shortly after his own inauguration. But in recent days, administration officials have acknowledged that this goal was out of reach.
"I don't anticipate that we will succeed in that goal of closing the prison, but it's not for a lack of trying -- that, I assure you," White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest told reporters Tuesday.
Earnest blamed both Republicans and Democrats in Congress for the administration's failure to close the detention facility.
Read More
"Because of the obstacles erected by Congress, terrorist organizations have a powerful recruiting tool, and millions in taxpayer dollars are wasted to operate this large facility," he said.
<img alt="9 last-minute Obama moves to stymie Trump&amp;#39;s agenda" class="media__image" src="http://i2.cdn.cnn.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/161229152533-obama-last-ditch-t1-large-169.jpg">
9 last-minute Obama moves to stymie Trump's agenda
President-elect Donald Trump will now come into office with responsibility for the remaining 41 prisoners.
Four of the remaining inmates have undergone a security review process and are eligible for transfer.
But their transfer, as well as any others, looks unlikely as Trump has slammed the most recent efforts to empty the prison, nicknamed Gitmo.
"There should be no further releases from Gitmo. These are extremely dangerous people and should not be allowed back onto the battlefield," Trump tweeted on January 3, one of several statements about keeping the prison open.
The prison's peak population was 684 detainees in June 2003.
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence, which tracks recidivism among former inmates, said in a September report that nine of 161 inmates released since January 2009 had returned to supporting terrorist groups. An additional 11 are "suspected" of having gone back to terrorist activity, though the report notes that the Defense Intelligence Agency puts that number at 15.
Caroljo
Senator
Now you're the one babbling. I never said HOW MANY he released. I said that the ones he released were the most dangerous (the reason Bush had left them in there!). You're FOS.
