From Gitmo to who knows where after Obama releases detainee

NY Times:

Deported to Libya, Ex-Gitmo Detainees Vanish. Will Others Meet a Similar Fate?

 Senegal deported two former Guantánamo detainees to Libya, raising fears of a broader collapse of Obama-era resettlement deals under President Trump.
Obama bought into the storyline that Gitmo created more terrorist than it held.  I never bought and still do not.  It sounded like enemy propaganda to get more of their seasoned fighters back into the battle and this happened often enough to make the releases look like a mistake to most people.  It appears what Senegal did was put them back into the fight in a lawless Libya created by one of Obama and Clinton's bigger strategic blunders.

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