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Trying KSM in Civilian Court: Inconsistent, Indefensible, Inexplicable

Anthony16 Wrote: Nov 19, 2009 7:14 AM
What else can one expect from an Attorney General who helped engineer the commutation of sentence on the FALN terrorists. Who also played an integral part in getting a pardon for Marc Rich, the millionaire arch-criminal who was convicted "in absentia" and was on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted list. (Unless one takes into consideration that Marc Rich's wife "coincidentally" gave President Clinton millions of dollars for his campaign fund and to his "Presidential Library")

This is a pure politically motivated stunt devised by the Obama Administration to put the Bush Administration and the CIA on trial....not the terrorists. It's a back door method for Obama and Holder to provide the foaming-at-the-mouth America-hating ACLU lawyers to...

Attorney General Eric Holder's decision to try Khalid Sheik Mohammed in a federal civilian court is inconsistent, indefensible and inexplicable.

It is inconsistent with Holder's own decision to try Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri in a military commission. It is indefensible in light of the unmistakable intentions of the Framers of the Constitution. It is inexplicable by any prudential analysis of the national interest in dealing with an enemy like al-Qaida.

Some strange ideological impulse -- rather than common sense and respect for the rule of law -- is driving the Obama administration to give special treatment to the perpetrator of one...

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