Bin Laden's driver is not POW, US judge says

ANO

I can hear the moonbats wailing and gnashing their teeth that a non-US citizen will not get the United States Constitution protections under Due Process. Sorry. Too bad. Screw the cretin and murderous Jihadi scumbag. Perhaps the Judiciary has heard us loud and clear? One can only hope and pray so. From al-Reuters:

Osama bin Laden's driver is not a prisoner of war as defined by the Geneva Conventions and can be tried by a Guantanamo war crimes tribunal, a U.S. military judge ruled in a decision made public on Thursday. [...]

Poor Jihadi Troll Scum. The poor thing never has nor will IT ever be afforded the protections under our Constitution nor the protections afforded by the Geneva Convention. Neither applies.

Period.

Dot.

Com.

Too bad and so sad.

NOT!

More "press" coverage:
another from al-Reuters
CBS "breaking news" (nothing like being BEHIND!)
Yahoo! News

Bloggers: (finally)
Wizbang

The Terrorists' Tet

ANO

As usual for Austin Bay, he has penned an excellent piece art Townhall.

Sometime within the next six months or so, al Qaeda or Saddamist terrorists will attempt a Tet offensive.

No, Middle Eastern mass murderers don't celebrate the Vietnamese festival of Tet, but trust that America's enemies everywhere do celebrate and systematically seek to emulate the strategic political effects North Vietnam's 1968 attack obtained.

This spring marks the 40th anniversary of Hanoi's offensive (yes, 40 years, two generations). It will also mark the umpteenth time American enemies have attempted to win in the psychological and political clash of an American election what they cannot win on the battlefield. [...] (read the rest)

He is indeed spot on.

Rest easy, Jimmy. I've got your back...this time.

Why Does The United States Continue To Fund Terrorists?

ANO

This will never be understood by me. Here we are in a fight for our way of life and some knucklehead in DC decides to finance terrorist activities all in the name of PC?

My friend Dean has "penned" a piece and posted it at another friend's blog, Do The Right Thing.

I don't get this one bit.