GUANTANAMO – After 17 years living in an outdoor Cage at the Guantanamo detention camp, Ahmad Mohammad al-Shekau says the enthusiasm he’d once felt for inhumane atrocities has waned and that blood soaked carnage isn’t really much of a turn on anymore. He says boredom has had a profound effect on his passion for slaughtering and he rarely even dreams of butchering infidels. Several years ago Ahmad befriended a newly arrived jihadist named Ameer Mohammad al-Haqqanithe who was placed in the cage next to him. As the days and months turned into years the two of them lost interest in conversations about annihilation, rape and disembowelment, and instead found singing songs together a more pleasant way to pass the long hot days and nights. One night as they sang to each other through the chain link fence that separates them, Ahmad and Ameer were drawn to a lilting voice emanating from a cage on the other side of the compound. The lovely singing was from a terrorist named, Ayaan Mohammad al-Shishani. His ability to effortlessly hit high notes made quite an impression on Ahmed and Ameer. During the weekly prisoner cavity search the following day they introduced themselves to Ayaan […]