Re: the following story
 
One reader comment, as semi-literate as it is, seems to me to have
hot the nail on the head :
 
"I bet he was read his rights so soon to protect the neoIslam  supporters.

BTW, I think his mom is a nut job."
 
About the mother being off the rails, that is unarguable. The woman  is
in shock, reacting with paranoia and denial.  The obvious  doesn't
even occur to her, serious belief in Islam makes people do sick
and immoral things that may result in death. Instead of blaming
the United States, she should be blaming Islam.
 
Who clearly is not blaming Islam is Obama. As he said in his book,
in any showdown he will take the side of the Muslims. He has   done
exactly this in the past and is doing it again.
 
The FBI had 48 hours under the law to interrogate Dzhokhar.
In the 16 actual hours they were given before the WH intervened,
he was spilling the beans on all kinds of things, like the plan to
set off bombs in Times Square. 
 
The suspicion is hard to shake that Obama was told that Dzhokhar was
starting to implicate the Saudis in some way,  or making a  connection
to Islam too overt for "everyone's good" and that, at that point,
Obama said, words to the effect, " we have got to stop this   --NOW"
 
What makes better sense ?
Billy
 
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PJ Media
 
 
from :
 
_The ‘Public Safety’ Follies_ 
(http://pjmedia.com/andrewmccarthy/2013/04/25/the-public-safety-follies/) 
by Andrew C. McCarthy

April 25th, 2013 -

 
It has now been _reported_ 
(http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/04/25/tamerlan-tsarnaev-vowed-to-die-for-islam-judge-prematurely-stopped-brother/)
   
by Fox’s Megyn Kelly that the FBI’s interrogation of accused Boston Marathon 
 bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was short-circuited when the Justice Department  
arranged for him to be given a presentment hearing in the hospital. 
In point of fact, it was not the hearing that caused the suspension of 
vital  intelligence-gathering. It was the Obama Justice Department’s decision 
over the  weekend immediately to file a criminal charge against Tsarnaev. Once 
that was  done, the presentment hearing was inevitable. It is required by 
Rule 5 of the  federal rules of criminal procedure. An arrested person must 
be brought before  the nearest available magistrate. The purpose of the 
proceeding is to get him  out of the clutches of law enforcement, have a 
neutral 
judicial officer advise  him of what he’s been charged with, make certain 
that he has counsel assigned,  and – most significantly – ensure that he 
knows he is under no obligation to  make statements to the police and that, if 
he has already made some statements,  he may stop. 
>From a national security standpoint, there was no good reason to file a  
criminal charge so soon and thus trigger procedures that, as everyone involved 
 in the decision well knew, would stop the interrogation. The only reason 
to do  it is political: The Obama administration is philosophically hostile 
to the  law-of-war counterterrorism paradigm. It is determined to regard 
every terrorist  as a criminal defendant rather than an enemy combatant – even 
if there may be  evidence connecting the detained terrorist to our wartime 
enemies and thus  justifying, at least temporarily, an enemy-combatant 
designation that would  allow interrogation to continue for intelligence  
purposes.

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