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Originally posted by astrocreep
Because one of the main objectives of the fight against terror is the breakdown of their communication network. As for a fair trial, he fist didn't want to plea not guilty as he isproud of the "alledged" murder he's a part of. A US judge enetered the plea to give him time to confer with attorneys, change his mind and avoid the death penalty if possible. So, you see, our system was more worried about his well-being than he.
You may think not letting him talk to his fellow "alledged" terrorist in arms is unfair and certainly your welcome to that opinion but I doubt seriously if a rant on thread on ATS is gonna get that changed but your certainly welcome to try.
[Edited on 6-6-2003 by astrocreep]
Originally posted by Abraham Virtue
What is the deal here???
Why is it that the government is so quick to deny this man of his right to have a fair trial???
If they are so sure that he is with the Al-Quida group than why not let him talk to his boys???
There should be no reason to deny him of that.
If the government had any case at all than they wouldn't be worried about this little matter.
The big black man with a really hard name to spell I will call simply the "black jack"
So this black jack guy could be innocent for all we know.
He insists that he is allowed to interview some Al-Quida members so they can clear his name. Yet the government won't allow that. Why???
Well they must have something to hide or something to fear. But what???
They said that if they allowed this man to interview Al-Quida members that it would be quote: "A threat to National Security."
Oh why is that???
That is the question:
WHY????????????????????????????????????????????
[Edited on 8-6-2003 by Abraham Virtue]
Originally posted by pokerbob
How about the rights of the workers of Cantor Fitzgerald and the fireman???