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A former Saudi terrorist who entered Iraq in 2004 and was captured (after being responsible for many terror attacks in Iraq) by the US military in 2006 then was let go by the Obama Administration in 2009 only to be arrested again in Iraq for planning to bomb the World Cup Soccer matches next month in South Africa.
A former Saudi terrorist who entered Iraq in 2004 and was captured (after being responsible for many terror attacks in Iraq) by the US military in 2006 then was let go by the Obama Administration in 2009 only to be arrested again in Iraq for planning to bomb the World Cup Soccer matches next month in South Africa.
so they recaptured him.........what your point?
I dont click on blogspot sites for the high risk of spyware,
I just read the quote you posted...
What's the point? I guess releasing murderers (he killed 166 people) is OK in your book, but not mine.
It was the Iraqis that re-captured him, but again, they only got lucky.
What would you say if he murdered one of your loved ones?
That's the point.
PS: You can also Google this story and see it at Reuters, AP, and many other news organizations.....of course the MSM in the USA won't talk about it due to their want to preserve Obama's rep.
The military should just start killing these perps instead of capturing them. Would save our country a lot of resources trying them in court only to release them back to re-offend.
The military should just start killing these perps instead of capturing them. Would save our country a lot of resources trying them in court only to release them back to re-offend.
We would have to read them their Miranda rights.
typical move to have released this man
Okay, let's inscribe the Miranda rights onto the bullet that plugs their head.
Read that!
Good plan
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