At the risk of being labeled Unamerican (Obamacan to us) by Jim Moron,
three things came immediately to mind upon hearing of Holder's decision
to try Khalid Sheikh Mohammed in New York. In this order.
- The blind Sheikh
- Waterboarding
- Putz
Blind Sheikh
Omar Abdel-Rahman, you'll remember, was convicted of seditious
conspiracy and sentenced to life for his role in the first WTC
bombing. Aside from becoming a rallying point for Islamo fascists
world-wide, he was able to game the system and enlist attorney Lynne Stewart's
help and communicate with the terrorist organizations. What do you suppose the risks are with a
gaggle of Islamo killers idling away in our prisons? There are untold numbers of Lynn Stewarts out there.
But that presupposes these guys are convicted. How does Holder expect a conviction, let alone getting that death
sentence, after congressional democrats spent months labeling George
Bush a war criminal for Waterboarding KSM, and others? Hmmm? Khalid says he was boarded 5 times, the record shows once, but the peanut gallery is howling "183 times!" No matter, the judge will disallow Khalid's confessions, right? Then what? Dinner at Sparks
and a flight to Cairo? Pathetic, but what you expect from people
who would today treat the Nazi Party as a racketeering organization.
The contemptuous language Rachel Abrams employs while describing Eric Holder's "Trial of the Century" decision odyssey, is nearly up to the level the shmendrik deserves.
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it is a piece of superficiality worthy of People magazine, the
Washington Post's account of the process by which Eric Holder came to
make his decision to try war criminals in federal court is a
remarkable--if inadvertent--revelation of just how much, despite their
vastly disparate backgrounds, the attorney general resembles his coolly
remote boss, the president. As his boss has chosen to do with respect
to Afghanistan, so Mr. Holder solicited the opinions of a veritable
army to help him “wrestle” with his responsibility:
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Push 'emback, smack 'em back, harder, HARDER!
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He sought and got the nod as well from New York’s Governor Paterson,
Mayor Bloomberg, Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly, Senator Schumer,
the U.S. Marshalls Service, and Lindsey “Cap and Trade”
Graham. And unlike Mr. Obama, whose stuttering impotence on Afghanistan
and appeasement of dictatorships on every continent is so worryingly
evocative of the dark days of the Carter presidency, the attorney
general was able to pull the trigger: [continue]
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Putz.
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