Released Guantanamo Taliban Leaders Return To Power It appears as though new and troubling information keeps rising in the wake of the exchange of five Guantanamo Bay detainees in exchange for army deserter Bowe Bergdahl. New information reveals that the five men released may be in the process of reentering the war. Records show that two of the men who were released were central Taliban officials. Mohammed Fazl, for example, was listed at a former army chief of staff. Kahirullah Khairkhwa also served as a high ranking operative. Two other detainees show signs of heading back into the conflict. Noorullah Noori was a former field commander in northern Afghanistan, where a majority of the conflict is currently taking place. Abdul Haq Wasiq was a deputy intelligence officer, who is believed to be resentful toward America. And Mohammed Nabi Omari was a Taliban official, although his returning position is unclear at the moment. In initial reports, it was believed that the five Taliban detainees would be held in Qatar for one year, and would be subject to monitoring and tracking from the U.S. in compliance with the Qatari government. Soon after the agreement was made, it appears that it is already in jeopardy. If Qatar cooperates with the Taliban, the four militant members will return to the battlefield. What do you think? Did the Obama administration put us all in jeopardy? 