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Originally posted by jsobecky
Originally posted by dgtempe
Jsobecky, easy......you pick on the ladies with sexy avatars...Just wait till you get a woman president in 2008.... Better start practicing now...
By the way has anyone fed you yet?
Hey dg, I don't know too many ladies by the name of James. But if they look like your avatar, well then, there's always an exception...
Condi Rice in 2008? So you'd support her, eh? I don't know if the US is ready for a woman president yet.
Originally posted by mj13
That is the dumbest, most ill-formed assassination plot I have ever heard. What, he just expects to catch Bush on his morning stroll to the mailbox? Yeeeah.
WASHINGTON (AP) - A Virginia man accused of plotting with al-Qaida to kill President Bush should be held indefinitely, federal prosecutors said Wednesday in court filings that also rejected his contention that he was tortured while held in Saudi Arabia. At a court hearing a day earlier in Alexandria, Va., 23-year-old Ahmed Abu Ali offered to display scars on his back as proof that he was tortured by Saudi authorities. In their filing Wednesday, prosecutors said, "There is no credible evidence to support those claims."
Abu Ali never complained about his treatment during several meetings with an American diplomat in Saudi Arabia, according to the filing. Moreover, an American doctor examined him Monday and found "no evidence of physical mistreatment on the defendant's back or any other part of his body."
Edward MacMahon, one of Abu Ali's lawyers, said Wednesday he had not seen the government's motion and declined to comment. But on Tuesday, both MacMahon and defense lawyer Ashraf Nubani had said they had seen the scars on his back. Nubani said they looked like whip marks.
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His lawyers and family allege the Saudis held him at the U.S. government's request and tortured him with the knowledge of American officials. Prior to Abu Ali's return, a lawsuit filed on his family's behalf in U.S. District Court in Washington sought information about his capture and treatment.
Lesson Eighteen: Prisons and Detention Centers
If an indictment is issued and the trial begins, the brother has to pay attention to the following:
1. At the beginning of the trial, once more the brothers must insist on proving that torture was inflicted on them by State Security [investigators] before the judge.
2. Complain [to the court] of mistreatment while in prison.
Originally posted by ShadowHasNoSource
But he pulls it off without even choking on a croissant.
[edit on 2-23-2005 by ShadowHasNoSource]
Originally posted by ShadowHasNoSource
How about Hillary as prez and Condi as vice?