Saudi Arabia Opens Rehabilitation Unit for Terrorists

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Saudi Arabia has released 29 prisoners who were previously held at the Guantanamo Bay detention camp, including 28 Saudi nationals and one foreigner. This decision, made by Saudi justice authorities, highlights the preferential treatment that Saudi terrorists receive from the United States. The practice of releasing these individuals has been ongoing since at least 2005, raising concerns about the implications for national security and rehabilitation efforts.

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The narrator indicated that some of those in treatment were released from Guantanamo.
I can only assume then that Saudi terrorists receive special treatment by the USA.

Perhaps all we really need is more twelve step programs.

http://www.foxnews.com/video2/player06.html?082107/082107_sr_griffin&Special_Report&Video%20Report&acc&Politics&-1&News&179&&&new
 
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RIYADH (AFP) — Saudi authorities said they have freed 29 prisoners handed over to them after their release from the US detention camp at Guantanamo in Cuba. The 28 Saudi nationals and a foreigner born in the oil-rich kingdom were ordered released by Saudi justice and were freed some time last week, a spokesman for Interior Minister Mansur al-Turki was quoted as saying by the official SPA agency on Tuesday.

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_kmafp/is_200612/ai_n17066604

I think we could safely say that Saudi Arabian terrorists are definitely are getting preferential treatment. And it has been going on since at least 06.

Edit: This takes it back to 05.

http://xrdarabia.org/2005/09/24/saudis-to-be-released-from-guantanamo/
 
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