Officers: Pakistan arrests American-born al-Qaida

Not the bullet I had hoped for just this morning in another thread but something. Maybe an "accident" is yet to befall this worthless scum.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/as_pakistan_al_qaida_arrest

(03-07-2010 02:57 PM)Paul M Wrote:  Officers: Pakistan arrests American-born al-Qaida

Not the bullet I had hoped for just this morning in another thread but something. Maybe an "accident" is yet to befall this worthless scum.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/as_pakistan_al_qaida_arrest

Hopefully he'll still get :noisycricket: ! ! ! !

Should be executed for being a traitor. I won't hold my breath with the Kenyan. Probably want to have a prayer summit with him to find out what we did to offend him.

He's already been charged here as a traitor for a while now.

Do not bring him to the US. If our military tribunals are not fair enough prosecute him in IRAQ & Paki. After they have asked a few questions of course....

Before the ACLU assembles an army of lawyers to go out there and defend this dickhole, the lastest reports claim the guy might be someone else.

(03-07-2010 03:08 PM)Rebel Wrote:  Should be executed for being a traitor. I won't hold my breath with the Kenyan. Probably want to have a prayer summit with him to find out what we did to offend him.

More Obama bashing crap.

(03-07-2010 10:12 PM)smn1256 Wrote:  Before the ACLU assembles an army of lawyers to go out there and defend this dickhole, the lastest reports claim the guy might be someone else.

If I am not mistaken, he is an American(not a patriotic or nice person but an AMerican). You are saying an American has no right to have an attorney? Why do you hate this country as much as this man?

No one said he's not entitled to a lawyer. Someone has to be there to explain the process to him up until his back is against the wall. His lawyer can tie the blindfold if he wishes.

(03-07-2010 10:25 PM)RobertN Wrote:  

(03-07-2010 10:12 PM)smn1256 Wrote:  Before the ACLU assembles an army of lawyers to go out there and defend this dickhole, the lastest reports claim the guy might be someone else.

If I am not mistaken, he is an American(not a patriotic or nice person but an AMerican). You are saying an American has no right to have an attorney? Why do you hate this country as much as this man?

I believe he renounced his citizenship and tore up his passport.

The Constitution is clear on traitors. This isn't something that should be up for debate.

(03-07-2010 10:44 PM)georgia_tech_swagger Wrote:  The Constitution is clear on traitors. This isn't something that should be up for debate.

Question: If a guy renounces his citizenship is he still a traitor?

(03-07-2010 10:25 PM)RobertN Wrote:  

(03-07-2010 10:12 PM)smn1256 Wrote:  Before the ACLU assembles an army of lawyers to go out there and defend this dickhole, the lastest reports claim the guy might be someone else.

If I am not mistaken, he is an American(not a patriotic or nice person but an AMerican). You are saying an American has no right to have an attorney? Why do you hate this country as much as this man?

Read the law, Robert. He ain't entitled to sheeyat.

It may not be him. Ever since the first report, no confirmation. If it is him, its big since he has appeared in videos with al-Zarahwi.

"CBS News was told by sources in the Pakistan government that it was Gadahn, even after U.S. officials refused to confirm it was the California native for whom a $1 million reward has been posted.

Later, CBS News' Farhan Bokhari in Islamabad reported that earlier reports the detained individual was Gadahn proved false. According to a Pakistan security official who spoke with CBS News on condition of anonymity, the arrested individual is in fact "a Taliban militant leader who is known as Abu Yahya."

It seems we have been extremely effective here lately in this arena.

Sounds like it wasn't him. Guess there's still hope a bullet finds him.

(03-08-2010 08:43 AM)Machiavelli Wrote:  It seems we have been extremely effective here lately in this arena.

Obama may well catch more flies with honey than Shrub did with vinegar. I don't think you have to bend over as far as Obama has, or that it's not a mistake do so, but at least we are now making different mistakes in the region. That will at least keep them guessing a bit, which is usually good strategy.

I still don't see anything remotely approaching enough success in foreign policy to warrant taking on the domestic nightmare that Obamacare and Obamanomics promise to become.

(03-08-2010 08:43 AM)Machiavelli Wrote:  It seems we have been extremely effective here lately in this arena.

You really do have a short term memory problem, don't you? Our guys have been catching terrorists since we jumped into Afghanistan and rolled into Baghdad. Why do you now sensationalize it? Ahh, NM, it's because Obama is in office. Couple of years ago you spent your time complaining about how the same type of people were being treated at Guantanamo Bay.

(03-08-2010 09:08 AM)Rebel Wrote:  

(03-08-2010 08:43 AM)Machiavelli Wrote:  It seems we have been extremely effective here lately in this arena.

You really do have a short term memory problem, don't you? Our guys have been catching terrorists since we jumped into Afghanistan and rolled into Baghdad. Why do you now sensationalize it? Ahh, NM, it's because Obama is in office. Couple of years ago you spent your time complaining about how the same type of people were being treated at Guantanamo Bay.

Rebel, we have stepped up the pace in Afghan/Paki area. That is why our CIA base was attacked.

You are right about the press and the minions that follow them, GW was kicking *** GLOBALLY on terrorists and that is why we have not had a direct attack since 9/11. Don't forget Obama & Dems have re authorized the Patriot Act that they CAMPAIGNED against. They "feel" it will help their efforts.

(03-08-2010 08:43 AM)Machiavelli Wrote:  It seems we have been extremely effective here lately in this arena.

The strategy that this administration is pursuing is different, and may well be better, than the previous administration. In this kind of capture, though, it is not US policy that has really changed, but Pakistani policy. It is worth looking into why that is.