"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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NOYB wrote:
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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NOYB wrote:

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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thunder wrote:


On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 19:38:55 -0500, JimH wrote:





I hope this *soft spoken valedictorian who studied in the holy city
of
Medina* gets everything coming to him that he deserves. Hey, he was
only joking about setting up a sleeper cell in the US to conduct
terrorist attacks and then assassinating the POTUS.....right?


And just how in the hell do you know what he deserves? That little
birdie
been talking to you again. Personally, I believe in the concept of
innocent until *proven* guilty. Why don't you try him, before you
hang
him?

Hey...this is the United States of NeoCon...we don't even have to
charge people with crimes anymore in order to hold them for years.


He's been charged with a crime. And he'll have a chance to defend
himself in court...which is more than he probably deserves.

He was picked up by Saudi Intelligence allegedly after making contact
with several known al Qaeda associates. Do you think that they were
just exchanging recipes for kharuf mahshi?

Saudi intelligence?


???



Look, I don't know the particulars of the fellow in question, but I don't
trust the Bush Administration or its collaborators in Saudi Arabia to tell
the truth about anything. Bush and his cohorts stand up there and lie
about one important matter after another. Why would I believe them this
time?

If there was some deep conspiracy here, then the Bush admin could have just
pushed the Saudis to execute the guy. Why extradite him back to the states?
They could have arranged that he died in a shootout in Saudi Arabia just
like his co-conspirator:

http://www.contracostatimes.com/mld/...0979097.htm?1c



The guy attended the Islamic Saudi Academy...a school in Virginia that
teaches Wahabbism. Here's a curriculum description for the first grade:

"For the teacher: Explain that all religions, other than Islam, are false,
including that of the Jews, Christians, and all others."


Sounds like a fun place!