posted on Aug, 30 2004 @ 09:04 AM
that is the problem with these situations. Something doesn't smell right, but at the mention of "security for the citizenry" all doubts are
tossed. I am by no means saying that these guys are innocent... but have they been tried yet? have they been arrested in the past year, when they
have supposidly "made attack plans or threats"? no, they got picked up when they were looking at a subwy station... didn't appear to have a camera
or other type of recording device, so what makes anyone think they weren't sightseeing or heaven forbid taking a subway to get somewhere... i read
the same article and didn't get any of the feeling of "oh gosh, what terrible people"... kinda seemed like they were your average grumbling
peacenik talking bout the "revolution" in much the same way most of young america did during vietnam... but oh well, now that these guys have been
tried in the court of public opinion, might as well kill em, since they can't find a job from now on (since they are now terrorists). so releasing
them will only give them endless time to plot agains't the "man" that caused there lives to be changed...
i have seen the slant that the government agencys can put on a story first hand(carelessly and without responsibility)... this story seems freakin
sideways...