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The US government is showing weakness again in its pursuit of justice in the Benghazi case (Hat tip: The Weekly Standard):
- Administration Officials Are Threatening Benghazi Witnesses & Whistleblowers Into Keeping Quiet
From GretaWire: At least four career officials at the State Department and the Central Intelligence Agency have retained lawyers, or are in the process of doing so, as they prepare to provide sensitive information about the Benghazi attacks to Congress,...
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Washington Post: Administration halts prosecution of alleged USS Cole bomber By Peter Finn Washington Post Staff Writer Thursday, August 26, 2010; 8:47 PM The Obama administration has shelved the planned prosecution of Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri, the alleged...
- Outrage!
Can we please get some Americans in this administration? Newsmax: Holder: Death Penalty May Not Be Possible for KSM, 9/11 Plotters Sunday, 11 Jul 2010 11:17 AM WASHINGTON -- Attorney General Eric Holder raised questions Sunday about whether it would be...
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Federal Judge Orders Release of al-Qaeda Operative Who Helped Plan 9/11 Currently Being Held in GitmoFrom Weasel Zippers: How do those civilian trials for 9/11 plotters sound now, Obama?... WASHINGTON- A suspected al Qaeda organizer once called...
- Exclusive: No. 3 At Justice Ok'd Reversal In Black Panther Case
From the Washington Times: Associate Attorney General Thomas J. Perrelli, the No. 3 official in the Obama Justice Department, was consulted and ultimately approved a decision in May to reverse course and drop a civil complaint accusing three members of...
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US not seeking death penalty for Benghazi suspect
The US government is showing weakness again in its pursuit of justice in the Benghazi case (Hat tip: The Weekly Standard):
The Justice Department will not seek the death penalty against Ahmed Abu Khattala, the suspected Libyan militant charged in the Benghazi attacks that killed a U.S. ambassador and three other Americans, federal officials announced Tuesday.But life imprisonment isn't enough for filth like that terrorist. They're being very weak in their position here, because scum like those Islamofascists are too dangerous to let live. Yet another example of the Obama administration's appointees becoming major disappointments.
The department revealed its decision, which pushes the case forward toward trial, in a brief court filing that offered no additional explanation.
In a separate statement, spokeswoman Emily Pierce said Attorney General Loretta Lynch made the decision after reviewing the case and consulting with federal prosecutors. She said the department is "committed to ensuring that the defendant is held accountable" for the 2012 attacks.
- Administration Officials Are Threatening Benghazi Witnesses & Whistleblowers Into Keeping Quiet
From GretaWire: At least four career officials at the State Department and the Central Intelligence Agency have retained lawyers, or are in the process of doing so, as they prepare to provide sensitive information about the Benghazi attacks to Congress,...
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Washington Post: Administration halts prosecution of alleged USS Cole bomber By Peter Finn Washington Post Staff Writer Thursday, August 26, 2010; 8:47 PM The Obama administration has shelved the planned prosecution of Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri, the alleged...
- Outrage!
Can we please get some Americans in this administration? Newsmax: Holder: Death Penalty May Not Be Possible for KSM, 9/11 Plotters Sunday, 11 Jul 2010 11:17 AM WASHINGTON -- Attorney General Eric Holder raised questions Sunday about whether it would be...
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Federal Judge Orders Release of al-Qaeda Operative Who Helped Plan 9/11 Currently Being Held in GitmoFrom Weasel Zippers: How do those civilian trials for 9/11 plotters sound now, Obama?... WASHINGTON- A suspected al Qaeda organizer once called...
- Exclusive: No. 3 At Justice Ok'd Reversal In Black Panther Case
From the Washington Times: Associate Attorney General Thomas J. Perrelli, the No. 3 official in the Obama Justice Department, was consulted and ultimately approved a decision in May to reverse course and drop a civil complaint accusing three members of...