Insanity Plea and Anti-America Platforms ~
Well, Justice seems to be taking a holiday here. Politics just sent out the memo.
Hasan Won’t Plead Guilty, May Use Insanity Defense, Lawyer Says
The defense attorney for the Army psychiatrist charged with killing 13 people at Fort Hood reportedly has said his client will probably plead not guilty and that an insanity defense is possible.
A Former Intelligence officer’s take:
A domestic Islamic threat is real, and the FBI is unprepared to fight it.
And here’s an example of left of center brain neurons misfiring:
Ft. Hood and the bugaboo of ‘political correctness’
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And then we have the not so surprising report:
9/11 Suspects to Use Trial to Explain Themselves
Scott Fenstermaker, a lawyer defending one of the men, told The Associated Press that they won’t deny their role, but will use the opportunity to “explain what happened and why they did it,” and they will provide “their assessment of foreign policy.”
The KSM Trial Will Be an Intelligence Bonanza for al Qaeda
Trying KSM in civilian court will be an intelligence bonanza for al Qaeda and the hostile nations that will view the U.S. intelligence methods and sources that such a trial will reveal. The proceedings will tie up judges for years on issues best left to the president and Congress.
Heh:
The real targets are the entities identified by the initials FBI, CIA, and USA
Now children, never forget how bad America is and all the terrible things that have been done in the name of Freedom.
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November 23rd, 2009 at 5:08 pm
“Now children, never forget how bad America is and all the terrible things that have been done in the name of Freedom.”
Well, “liberals” — these brain-dead idiots have never been liberals –, are doing a lot terrible things in the name of “Freedom”…
So, when it comes to “liberals”…
God bless America — the greatest nation ever!
November 24th, 2009 at 8:22 am
Amen, Tom
Liberals are only liberal in their use of other people’s money. Other than that, constrictive would be a better term.