Reposting: Orang tua rezameutia yang dungu kayak anjing --- In [email protected], "rezameutia" <rezameutia@...> wrote: > > > hey!! junkie tua bangka sialan, jangan ngacir lagi ya. > coba klarifikasi tulisan anda, siapa yang anda maksud dengan 'para kafir > disini'? > > dasar otak kontol! > > > > > --- In [email protected], "Bukan Pedanda" <bukan.pedanda@> wrote: > > > > > > > > rezameutia yang memang gila psikopat itu masih bilang, tahun 2012 ini "tentu > aja quran bisa dipercaya 100%"... > > > > Padahal para kafir disini sudah bertahun-tahun menunjukkan bahwa khurafat > > taik > onta penduduk Makkah dan daerah sekeitarnya itu banyak yang bertentangan > dengan > ilmu pengetahuan... > > > > siapa yang dimaksud 'para kafir disini'? > > coba sebutin yang anda maksud dengan 'para kafir disini'. > > anda nih cuman asal nguap tanpa dipikir lagi. saya udah bilangin berkali-kali, > anda selalu stoned kalo lagi on line. dasar junkie tua bangka... > > > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/message/336062 > > > > > > --- In [email protected], "Bukan Pedanda" <bukan.pedanda@> wrote: > > > > > > Islam itu sinonim dengan teror... > > > > -- > > > > Christmas Day bomber sentenced to life in prison > > By David Ariosto and Deborah Feyerick, CNN > > February 16, 2012 -- Updated 2029 GMT (0429 HKT) > > > > STORY HIGHLIGHTS > > > > NEW: Umar Farouk AbdulMutallab is sentenced to life in prison > > AbdulMutallab argued a life sentence would be unconstitutional > > AbdulMutallab smuggled a bomb in his underwear aboard a commercial > > airliner > > The attempted bombing occurred on Christmas Day 2009 > > > > DETROIT (CNN) -- The man who smuggled a bomb in his underwear aboard a > > commercial airliner on Christmas Day in 2009 has been sentenced to life in > > prison, months after he pleaded guilty for his role in what officials later > > determined was an al Qaeda plot. > > > > U.S. District Judge Nancy Edmunds imposed a life sentence Thursday on Umar > > Farouk AbdulMutallab, who entered the courtroom in Detroit wearing an > > oversized white T-shirt and a white skull cap. His hands were unshackled > > once he entered. > > > > He argued a life sentence would be "cruel and unusual punishment," as well > > as unconstitutional. The judge rejected the argument. > > > > Prosecutors brought a video showing the detonation of a replica of the > > device AbdulMutallab attempted to use. The judge ruled that the video will > > be shown during the sentencing hearing. > > > > In the sentencing report, prosecutors called now 25-year-old Nigerian "an > > unrepentant would-be mass murderer, who views his crimes as divinely > > inspired and blessed." > > > > AbdulMutallab previously pleaded not guilty to the eight charges against > > him, which include attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction and > > conspiracy to commit an act of terrorism. > > > > On December 25, 2009, passengers aboard a Northwest Airlines flight from > > Amsterdam heard a loud noise on the plane as it descended toward Detroit. > > Witnesses described it as sounding much like a firecracker. > > > > The device failed, but AbdulMutallab became enveloped in a fireball that > > spread to the wall and carpeting of the plane. > > > > Four passengers quickly restrained him and helped put out the fire, > > witnesses said, and he was escorted up to the first-class section of the > > plane and taken into custody by authorities when it landed. > > > > AbdulMutallab later acknowledged in a courtroom statement that he had > > traveled to Yemen and was "greatly inspired" to participate in such a plot > > by U.S.-born militant cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, who was killed by a U.S. > > drone strike in Yemen in September. > > > > U.S. officials later said the terror group al Qaeda in the Arabian > > Peninsula had helped foment the failed attack. > > > > "I carried with me an explosive device to avenge the killing of innocent > > Muslims," AbdulMutallab said in the statement, adding that the failed plot > > was in retaliation for "U.S. tyranny and oppression of Muslims." > > > > The flight was carrying 289 people. > > > > The decision to try AbdulMutallab in a civilian court prompted controversy > > at the time, particularly among Republican lawmakers pushing for a military > > tribunal. He's been held at a Michigan federal prison since 2009. > > > > Prosecutors, however, said the case demonstrated the value of civilian > > courts. > > > > "We should not limit ourselves to military tribunals," said U.S. District > > Attorney Barbara McQuade. The case shows "the world that our system of > > justice works." > > >
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