After almost three years living with other young detainees in a seaside house at Guantanamo Bay, he was returned in January of this year to his country, where he was to be monitored by Afghan officials and private contractors. But the program failed and he fell back in with the Taliban.

After three years in Guantanamo Bay he didn't like Americans and their fruiends and "private contractors" very much. How incredible.

"In a seaside house at Guantanamo Bay" - that's a turn of phrase that should get some kind of award. A bit like calling a death squad a sanitation department.