So much for the jihadist rehabilitation center.Nasser al-Wahaishi, his alleged deputy Said Ali al-Shihri, and the group’s alleged field commander Qassim al-Raimi, all senior members of Al Qaeda’s Yemeni branch (Times Online)Since leaving Club Gitmo several of the graduates took part in attacks on the Russian pipeline, the Russian city of Nalchik, Pakistani forces, in Morocco, the US Embassy in Yemen, etc.At least 61 Gitmo grads have returned to terror.Nine Saudi Islamists, including former Guantanamo inmates, were rearrested in the Kingdom this week.The Times Online reported:Nine Saudi Islamic militants, including former Guantanamo inmates, have been rearrested in the Kingdom despite completing a controversial rehabilitation programme.The arrests follow the embarrassing revelation last week that another Saudi Guantanamo Bay detainee who was released to the authorities in 2007 has emerged as the deputy leader of al-Qaeda’s Yemeni branch of the terrorist organisation.Both incidents are a serious setback for the experimental regime in which Saudi terror suspects are “weaned off” Islamic militancy at the so-called “Betty Ford clinic” for jihadists.The rearrest of nine Saudi militants has also underlined the dilemma now facing governments with nationals still being detained in Guantanamo Bay, following President Obama’s decision to close the camp.