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**tgs** · 01-19-2012, 09:07 AM

Neither father nor son were ever indicted, let alone tried or convicted, for committing a crime. Both were assassinated by the US government in violation of the Fifth Amendment (''No person shall be deprived of life without due process of law'') The Jihadis declared war. Am I right or wrong? They proved that they are not just joking about it right? September 11, 2001 was not just an imaginary event, was it? And this is the only war in history in which clowns like Mehdi Hassan and his interlecutors (the Guardian) want western countries and Israel to try each enemy soldier in a court of law before doing anything to them. Can one imagine the reaction if say in WW2, the Americans would have been required to try each German or Japanese soldier in a court of law, before shooting them? The mind boggles. I do believe in accountability but I don't believe in ridiculous extremes of it in the midst of the nasty, dirty sneaky war that the Jihadis, the Iranians and the Palestinian Arabs are waging. It would be like fighting with both hands tied behind the back.

01-19-2012, 09:07 AM	#3
tgs Join Date Mar 2007 Age 48 Posts 5,125 Senior Member	Neither father nor son were ever indicted, let alone tried or convicted, for committing a crime. Both were assassinated by the US government in violation of the Fifth Amendment (''No person shall be deprived of life without due process of law'') The Jihadis declared war. Am I right or wrong? They proved that they are not just joking about it right? September 11, 2001 was not just an imaginary event, was it? And this is the only war in history in which clowns like Mehdi Hassan and his interlecutors (the Guardian) want western countries and Israel to try each enemy soldier in a court of law before doing anything to them. Can one imagine the reaction if say in WW2, the Americans would have been required to try each German or Japanese soldier in a court of law, before shooting them? The mind boggles. I do believe in accountability but I don't believe in ridiculous extremes of it in the midst of the nasty, dirty sneaky war that the Jihadis, the Iranians and the Palestinian Arabs are waging. It would be like fighting with both hands tied behind the back.
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