[americanophile]

Fools!

[ridesthemiles]

Naturally!!! NObama’s lawyer buddies get to drain more $$$$ from the U S Treasury.

[KarlInOhio]

Are they hoping to get a few billion dollars of Saudi money into Illinois to make sure the court finds "correctly"?

[A. Morgan]

Chicago moves up on the on the terrorist strike list!

[anniegetyourgun]

Illinois....outside of D.C., isn’t that today’s hotbed of corruption?

[Lady GOP]

In 2002, Ali was charged with making false statements to the FBI and to financial institutions, identity fraud, and credit card fraud.[1] Al-Marri was alleged to be in possession of more than 1750 credit card numbers, along with the names of the account holders, none of whom were Al-Marri. He was also alleged to be in possession of falsified identification documents. Additionally, he was alleged to have used a Qwest calling card to call a number in Dubai linked to the reputed al-Qaeda financier Mustafa al-Hawsawi.

After searching al-Marri's computer, folders were found labeled "jihad arena" and "chem," which (according to the government) contained information on hydrogen cyanide, a poisonous gas produced in large quantities by several industrial processes in the U.S. and listed amongst chemical warfare agents that cause general poisoning,[2] along with lectures by Osama bin Laden and links to Web sites related to weaponry and satellite equipment.[3] Al-Marri's initial charges were dropped when President Bush classified him as an unlawful combatant in 2003. Unlike other foreigners, al-Marri was not transported to the Guantanamo Bay detainment camp but was instead transferred to Naval Consolidated Brig, Charleston in South Carolina. [4]. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ali_Saleh_Kahlah_al-Marri

[allmost]

The decision on al-Marri was reported separately Thursday by the Web sites of The Washington Post and The New Yorker magazine. Al-Marri was the subject of one of President Barack Obama's first official acts, signing an executive order for "a prompt and thorough" review of al-Marri's continued detention.

[rightwingintelligentsia]

They’ll probably end up electing him Governor.

[thelastvirgil]

Simple solution: If he wasn’t Mirandized, kick him loose. Afterall, our constitution is clear on a citizen’s rights, isn’t it? </sarc>

[w1andsodidwe]

What's everybody worrying about? In Lodi, Ca, we have a convicted terrorist driving the ice cream truck all over town selling to our children.

His son is still in prison, but I am sure one day he will be here again also.

But Taj Khan, who was just appointed to the Delta College Board in Stockton, was quoted in the Lodi News Sentinel after 911 "We just have to understand what motivated them to do it."

To me there is no excuse they can give me that will make me understand their perverted thinking. But Taj got the coveted college board spot over many more qualified applicants. He is always running for city office, but we have not yet elected him, so he just finds a bunch of bleeding heart liberals to appoint him.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

Looks like Chicago will be getting the Gitmo graft.

[wastedyears]

This guy is gonna go free and be allowed to roam the streets of America.

[Danae]

Please release him to house arrest at Obama’s old house in Hyde park and make sure he gets Ayers address. kthksbai

[P-Marlowe]

What happens when the terrorists decide to kill all the jurors when they convict these guys?

[CRBDeuce]

Ayers will be inviting the terrorist to dinner the second that the liberal judge sets him free.

[BigSkyVic]

Hopefully after his trial in Daley Plaza,,they’ll send him down to Marion Illinois, there is a great prison there.

[DouglasKC]

Illinois? They’ll release and he’ll be elected to congress next year.