On Jun 14, 1:02*am, Brody wrote:
m II wrote:
Telamon wrote:

Yes torturous, mental in exchange for the physical. The supreme court
has seen fit to torture us all in exchange for the lot that has befallen
jailed foreign terrorists who are not US citizens. Military combatants
who would kill you if they had the chance, would deny you your rights if
they had the chance, and have no standing in our courts should get the
rights we posses? I don't think so.

Who is denying rights? It's already happened. Washington did it.
Whatever became of innocent until proven guilty?

- beyond bizzare.. by this logic, every Jap and German POW
- should have had a US lawyer and his day in a US court,
- and presumably release on bond until his court date

BRODY - You Got It - War-by-Lawyer ~ RHF
-ps- and the US Taxpayers Paying the Bill.




When did the US convert
to Napoleanic law?
Nowadays, the US assumes guilt and then denies the right of a trial.
That is hell. Wake up.

Look up Napoleanic Law. You might as well learn it, now that it's
replaced the Constitution.

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