Of course, the Muslim and liberal groups are up in arms about this whole affair -- here's a sample of what they are saying:
How Canada failed to protect a Muslim citizen
SOMETIME IN May, according to his father, a St. Catharines man - a Canadian citizen - was urged by Canada's secret service to take a brief trip across the border to help American officials investigate an alleged terrorist plot.
The man, a 20-year-old student, agreed - and promptly disappeared into the black hole of the post-Sept. 11 U.S. justice system.
Three months later, the St. Catharines man is still being held, against his will his father says.
He has not been charged with any crime. U.S. authorities refuse to reveal the grounds on which he is being held. Indeed, they refuse to say anything. Until the media reported Jabarah is being held at a Brooklyn army base, even Canada's foreign affairs department couldn't find out where he was.
If this Canadian citizen were named Jones or Bouchard or Giancola, one suspects there would now be a public outcry.
But Mohamed Mansour Jabarah is not a Jones or a Bouchard. He is a Kuwaiti-born Muslim. And that, apparently, seems to justify his treatment at the hands of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service.
(... excerpted,
read full article here ...)
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I suspect something or someone in
"the black hole of the post-Sept. 11 U.S. justice system" was able to get him to confess and cooperate. Maybe the system is working after all?
The more they piss and moan the more I like it, let this punk rot in Gitmo.