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"WalterM140" wrote

Except that Padilla is still incarcerated.

Should have hung him by now.

If he were guilty, that wouldn't bother me a bit. He may be guilty, probably is
guilty of something.

Why not charge him with a crime and give him a trial?

Holding him indefinitely is a violation of any reasonable interpretaion of law
and precedent.


Walt

"Paul J. Adam" wrote
In message , ian maclure
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On Mon, 19 Jul 2004 07:10:34 -0500, Billy Preston wrote:

"WalterM140" wrote

Except that Padilla is still incarcerated.

Should have hung him by now.

No that would be cruel and un-Islamic.
Behead him.

"No, no, no! Sentence first, verdict later!"

Right, he gets the same trial that the people in New York and DC did
before they died.

"WalterM140" wrote

Holding him indefinitely is a violation of any reasonable interpretaion of law
and precedent.

Thank you Professor...

Subject: Bill of Rights in the Toilet: was Bush in the Air Guard
From: (WalterM140)
Date: 7/19/2004 3:49 PM Pacific Standard Time
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"WalterM140" wrote

Except that Padilla is still incarcerated.

Should have hung him by now.

If he were guilty, that wouldn't bother me a bit. He may be guilty, probably
is
guilty of something.

Why not charge him with a crime and give him a trial?

Holding him indefinitely is a violation of any reasonable interpretaion of
law
and precedent.


Walt


The failure to give him a speedy trial casts suspicion on whether the
administation has any case against him at all. If they had a case, they would
have a trial. Or does this fall under the WMD claims?

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"Billy Preston" wrote in message news:SxDKc.6363$Zr.654@okepread01...
Not when a citizen --any citizen-- is denied due process.

Due process in war, is a blade in the gut, and a slicing movement
to cut the artery. **** him.


Kill them all, let God sort them out. Nobody lives forever.

Montforte.

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(WalterM140) wrote in message ...

Except that Padilla is still incarcerated.


But he is not incarcerated without access to due process.

That was what the cases befor the USSC were all about, not
whether or not the defendants should be held or not, just
whether or not the courts have a say in the matter. The
USSC ruled that they do.



But Padilla is still incarcerated.

What I wrote above is still true.

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(WalterM140) wrote in message ...


People need to wake up. Bush is the worst president ever.


I have to think about that.

I remember LBJ.

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Except that Padilla is still incarcerated.


But he is not incarcerated without access to due process.

How is that true?

Walt

"Fred the Red Shirt" wrote in message
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(WalterM140) wrote in message
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People need to wake up. Bush is the worst president ever.


I have to think about that.

I remember LBJ.

****, if you can't remember Warren Harding you're just a baby!
(^-^)))

George Z.

"George Z. Bush" wrote in message ...
"Fred the Red Shirt" wrote in message
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(WalterM140) wrote in message
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People need to wake up. Bush is the worst president ever.


I have to think about that.

I remember LBJ.

****, if you can't remember Warren Harding you're just a baby!
(^-^)))


Maybe so but WGH was a better president than GWB.

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