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To: tejek who wrote (365131)	1/2/2008 8:43:26 PM
From: Brumar89	Respond to of 1574320

Its not funny. He lied about his nationality and certainly his name as well. BTW the info that he was held at Gitmo, released, and returned to the fight doesn't come from our side - it comes from him. He's said so in interviews with Muslim journalists: But he had, before that, been wounded and captured in Afghanistan? Yes, wounded and captured in Afghanistan, taken to Guantanamo Bay. He was in Guantamano for quite some time. He lied about his nationality and convinced the Americans that he was actually an Afghan but, in fact, he was a Pakistani. He was released and he came back and he began his own jihad against the United States. … Journalist, BBC Rahimullah Yusufzai Abdullah Mehsud, who had kidnapped two Chinese engineers ... he's still at large. He's not part of any peace agreement. This is after he was released by the Americans from Guantanamo. Oh yes. Abdullah Mehsud was captured by the [Northern Alliance] and American forces in Afghanistan and he was taken to Guantanamo. He was released and he returned to his village in South Waziristan and he took up arms against the Pakistan army. ……………… Did he tell you about his experiences at Guantanamo? He would not talk much about that, you know, because he had told his interrogators that he was from Afghanistan, not a Pakistani, although he was a Pakistani. He did say generally that, you know, the treatment was not good. … pbs.org