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the increase that 2% are really russians and chie nays. the russians considers most to be terrorists or potential trrszs, and the chinese, and if you look at that, they would be more on the side of individual freedom and consistent with america's struggle for independence, but i won't get into that. it's suspect to the extent of which they are actually terrorists, their objections are not consistent with what poses 5 security threat to the united states. in terms of yemen, when you release people, you follow them. that's what the saudis do. you can make a strong case that since we know their background, we know everything about them, if they were going to go back into the field, it -- first of all, they would be suspect, working with us possibly. they are -- they are people that have been cleared, so they are not terrorists. , and it seems to me that if they were going to go back, it would be a propaganda tool achievement for al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula anyway, and so we hear about them. it would be easier to capture them if they wer