Apparently, it pays to be an Al Qaeda-affiliated terrorist under President Obama’s reign. After being set free from Guantanamo Bay because you’re no longer considered a threat, you’re then sent to live in a beach-laden South American country to enjoy government benefits and demand more money from the U.S. government.
That’s exactly what’s happening on the ground right now in Uruguay, as six former Gitmo prisoners, all with Al Qaeda ties, are holding a protest outside of the U.S. Embassy, demanding that the United States government pay to house them and to have their families sent there.
“We’ll be here until Monday. We are not leaving until with speak with the ambassador,” former prisoner Adel bin Muhammad El Ouerghi said.