Posted on 04/07/2016 7:17:20 PM PDT by OddLane
Uruguay's former president says the conduct of six former Guantanamo Bay detainees resettled in the South American nation has been "abysmal" and has hurt efforts to resettle others.
Former President Jose Mujica, who oversaw the resettlement in late 2014, made the comments Tuesday to La Republica newspaper.
Mujica, now a senator, says the men's behavior discouraged other Latin American countries that were considering taking in former detainees. He didn't provide details. "Who did the men hurt? Other Guantanamo prisoners."
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To the surprise of no one with an ounce of brain...
Libtards are not in short supply in South America.
At least he didn’t send six wooden crates to the White Hut to express his dissatisfaction with Obumbles” screwy idea.
Once a terrorist...
Wouldn’t you rather have hemorrhoids than these 4?
What do you expect? They are illiterate muslims! What could go wrong?
I know that Uruguay is one of the best of the worst, but if the terrorists were a real problem, then, suddenly, they wouldn’t be a problem.
mookabookers should never have been in Guat.
They should have been killed on the battlefield.
:-0
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Nevertheless, Obama sent Diyab off to Uruguay in December 2014 and the country’s president at the time granted him and his five cohorts “refugee” status, which means they get to come and go as they please. Diyab never even tried to hide his terrorist ties. In fact, in interviews with Latin American publications he proudly proclaimed his support for the “radical Islamic group Al Qaeda.” This is probably why Brazilian authorities denied him legal entry. Diyab was also denied a visa to enter Qatar, according to an Uruguayan newspaper article that cites government sources in that country. A few days after Diyab was discovered missing Uruguay’s Minister of the Interior, Eduardo Bonomi, confirmed in a local newspaper story that Diyab left the country. “It’s not known with what documentation he (Diyab) left the country because he didn’t go through any registry,” Bonomi said referring to Uruguay’s official border screening tools....
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