Originally posted by HotSauce
reply to post by ModernAcademia
I usually agree with you, but I just can't on this one. Why would they bust her if she wasn't guilty. She is a woman with a bunch of kids, so now they had to pay out to try her and held her in prison. What would they gain from this if she wasn't guilty. It isn't like Britain isn't already chalk full of Muslims already. Now if she was the first one coming over to live there or visit then you might have a case, but truth is the Muslims are about to overrun all of Europe by reprouction and democracy.
A women with a bunch of kids makes it easier for the anti-terror squad to force her to confess. All they got to do is talk about her kids for couple of minutes and ask her if she confess she will only get two years but if she doesn't, not only her, but her kids will also be effected.
The case concerned the seizure of Osama Moustafa Hassan Nasr, also known as Abu Omar, and his transfer to Egypt, where he claims he was tortured.
All of the Americans were tried in absentia, with 22 sentenced to five years in jail and Robert Seldon Lady, the Milan CIA station chief, handed eight years in prison.
Two Italians were given three-year prison terms.
Citing diplomatic immunity, Judge Oscar Magi told the Milan courtroom on Wednesday that he was acquitting three other Americans.
Five Italians, including Nicolo Pollari, the former head of Italy's Sismi military intelligence service, and Marco Mancini, his ex-deputy, were acquitted, with Magi saying that the men were protected by state secrecy rules.
Lawyers for the 23 Americans said they would appeal against their convictions.
english.aljazeera.net...
"I was brutally tortured and I could hear the screams of others who were tortured too"
I don't trust them, and I don't trust the British since they have parallel policies. Forced confession through torture or through other means, the same thing.



