First things, First. He must first be tortured, sleep deprived, and isolated - then, after conviction - he'll do life behind bars.
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, TurquoiseB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > With this legal precedent in place, if Mayor Wynne of > Vedic City is ever convicted of a crime, should we > expect the little pundit boy who runs along beside > him holding the umbrella over his head to keep the > sun off of his tinfoil turban to do time, too? :-) > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu <noozguru@> wrote: > > > > uns_tressor wrote: > > > Well - the job is virtually done with the incarceration > > > of Osama Bin Laden's chauffeur. The Axis of Evil is > > > effectively castrated. > > > > > > Probably one of the very first thing that you folks > > > would have been taught on your arrival at MIU is that > > > chauffeurs guard the interstitial vortices between > > > the various space time continuums, and control the > > > flow of Pure Evil between interlocking universes. > > > No doubt the Hadron Large Collider will soon be > > > providing further proof, if this were necessary. > > > > > > Well done, President Bush. It is a fitting climax > > > to your 8 year reign. > > > Uns. > > > > Good point and I had just been reading Paul Craig Roberts article > > which makes a similar point. Roberts though a member of the Reagan > > administration is *not* a fan of the Bush cabal: > > > > Do You Feel Safe Now? > > > > By PAUL CRAIG ROBERTS > > > > Now that military officers selected by the Bush Pentagon have reached a > > split verdict convicting Salim Hamdan, a onetime driver for Osama bin > > Laden, of supporting terrorism, but innocent of terrorist > conspiracy, do > > you feel safe? > > > > Or are we superpower Americans still at risk until we capture bin > > Laden's dentist, barber, and the person who installed the carpet in his > > living room? > > > > The Bush Regime with its comic huffings and puffings is unaware that it > > has made itself the laughing stock of the world, a comedy version of > the > > Third Reich. > > > > Hamdan was not defended by the slick lawyers that got O.J. Simpson off, > > and he most certainly did not have a jury of his peers. Hamdan was > > defended by a Pentagon appointed US Navy officer, and his jurors were > > all Pentagon appointed US military officers with an eye on their > > careers. Even in this Kangaroo Court, Hamdan was cleared of the main > charge. > > > > The US Navy officer who was Hamdan's appointed attorney is certainly no > > terrorist sympathizer. Yet even this United States officer said that > the > > rules Bush designed for the military tribunals were designed to achieve > > convictions. He also said that the judge allowed evidence that would > not > > have been admitted by any civilian or military US court. He said that > > the interrogations of Hamdan, which comprised the basis of the Bush > > Regime's case, were tainted by coercive tactics, including sleep > > deprivation and solitary confinement. > > > > Does this make you a proud American? > > > > More here: > > http://counterpunch.org/roberts08072008.html > > >
