So the Lockerbie bomber who was released early for compassionate reasons is still alive and having birthdays. Too bad the families of the Pan Am victims can’t share a slice of cake with their loved ones.
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So the Lockerbie bomber who was released early for compassionate reasons is still alive and having birthdays. Too bad the families of the Pan Am victims can’t share a slice of cake with their loved ones.
Once again I am proven right.
ACLU starts program to protect Muslims from FBI
Andrew McCarthy is right: this program will “make agents reconsider investigating in the first place. What this is going to dry up is the normal give and take between a community and law enforcement. It should raise people’s eyebrows.” Indeed. The FBI should not be on the defensive here. The Muslim community should instead be anxious to prove its loyalty and rejection of jihad terrorism and Islamic supremacism.
When will the ACLU open up its Infidel Rights Project, to protect us from legal intimidation attempts like this one?
“ACLU program will protect Muslims in FBI questioning,” by Tim Townsend for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, April 1:
http://www.jihadwatch.org/2010/04/aclu-starts-program-to-protect-muslims-from-fbi.html
The leftist/islamic alliance continues
Hows about a good old fashioned American “Come and Kill me?”
I can’t imagine how badly this must sting. I find it hard to believe the families didn’t at least take the consolation prize that this guy was going to waste away and die.
Anyone with a clue knew how this would turn out.
Amnesty International condones jihad?
http://hotair.com/archives/2010/04/03/amnesty-international-condones-jihad/
So anyone still want to deny the leftist/islamist alliance?
He hasn’t been seen in public for months, yet his family keep claiming that he is doing remarkably well and keep having these little parties for him, obviously he’s not doing that well.
I think he’s dead, probably for months, but the Libyans are dragging this one out as long as possible.