Hostage Defends Terrorist
Peace Activist and former hostage comes to the aid of a suspected Egyptian Terrorist
--TORONTO (AP) - An Egyptian father of six detained as a suspected terrorist for five years without charge or trial began his third quest for bail, with a former Canadian hostage in Iraq speaking out in his defense.
Christian peace activist James Loney, who spent four months as a hostage in Iraq before being freed by British special forces in March, showed up at the courthouse to express solidarity with Jaballah.--
Sometimes my hate for terrorists is outweighed by my hatred of nutty peace activists
-h/t Opinionnation Times-
--TORONTO (AP) - An Egyptian father of six detained as a suspected terrorist for five years without charge or trial began his third quest for bail, with a former Canadian hostage in Iraq speaking out in his defense.
Christian peace activist James Loney, who spent four months as a hostage in Iraq before being freed by British special forces in March, showed up at the courthouse to express solidarity with Jaballah.--
Sometimes my hate for terrorists is outweighed by my hatred of nutty peace activists
-h/t Opinionnation Times-
I completely agree.
He has no business defending anyone. If someone is suspected of being a terrorist, they should have no bail.
Let him have a nice crap if he doesn't like it. Human rights are for real citizens.
Maybe next time he won't walk out of the terrorist-havens he so willingly goes into without a thought of real Ameri--err, Canadians.
Posted by
Anonymous |
1:48 PM
"Sometimes my hate for terrorists is outweighed by my hatred of nutty peace activists."
Sometimes?
Posted by
Unknown |
2:15 PM
OK maybe a lot
Posted by
Opinionnation |
9:48 PM
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