[texas booster]

The agent in question is quoted in two sworn statements, one by Wright and the other by retired agent Barry Carmody, as refusing to record the conversation because "a Muslim does not record another Muslim."

So Islamic nations don't believe in wiretaps? Tell that to the Kurds!

This line of reasoning sould be a lot of fun. Can ISPs in Saudi keep traffic logs? Will face recognition software ever be utilized in Iran? How do Arabic passports work? The mind boggles at the possible uses by defense counsel in a trial.

And we all know how much it would matter - some imam or judge would declare the defendant as an infidel, and then all manner of things can be justified for and by the government.

[Terriergal]

So Islamic nations don't believe in wiretaps?

Only if it is used to help an infidel I would think. They can backstab and oppress each other all they want.

[Terriergal]

"He ain't a terrorist, he's my brother!"