How many Guantanamo prisoners freed during Bush's tenure will resurface on battlefields?

This seems like a settlement nightmare. The existing number of "as many as 60" is fuzzy enough. How are you going to settle it if the MSM reports "somewhere between 50 and 100 former Guantanamo prisoners have resurfaced"? No precise number could ever come out.

It might be safer to just reframe it as: How many former Guantanamo detainees be killed or re-captured in 2009? At least that way you have a hard number to work with.

I think the Pentagon will offer numbers that are clear enough in the near future.

Swedish former Guantánamo prisoner arrested in Pakistan
http://www.stockholmnews.com/more.aspx?NID=3945

This story is about Mehdi Ghezali, the precious little snowflake who once was unreasonably sought by Swedish police for several crimes, had the misfortune of being arrested in Portugal, caught as a 30 year old by the evil coalition forces in Pakistan, close to the border near the Tora Bora Mountains, kept in horrible conditions in Guantanamo until the Swedish government secured his release and expunged his record, and now finds himself locked up in Pakistan trying to sneak into the Punjab province through a checkpoint, and now is "suspected for collaboration with the jihadist terror network al Qaida"...

Oh the humanity.

However he claims that the Swedish police were monitoring him when he was in the country, and that made him feel depressed. The "good news" is that he was reportedly planning a class-action lawsuit against the USA, but he "decided to drop the case".

What a magnanimous gesture on his part.

When he is not getting arrested and being pursued for imaginary infractions, this innocent victim demonstrates and calls for the closure of Guantanamo.