[aardvark1]

This is obviously a case of racial profiling. I think just to show we're really the good guys, the FBI should investigate the 80 year old grandmother who has lived in Dubuque all her life.

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[Prince Charles]

Ashqar, who lives with his wife in Alexandria, Va., has been on a hunger strike in jail since Sept. 5 and does not plan on ending it...

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In 1998, Ashqar was jailed for refusing to testify before a New York grand jury investigating terrorism. He was released after a six-month hunger strike.

Let's finish the job correctly this time.

[Mind-numbed Robot]

"He believes the grand jury is politically motivated. It is a witch hunt designed to penalize and deter legitimate Palestinian resistance," Cohen said.

That may sound good to the boys in the Muslim hood but it matters not one whit before a grand jury.

[Valin]

Bump for later

[VOA]

She said he is being singled out by the government for his beliefs.

I'd tell this lady what Samuel L. Jackson said to Bruce Willis in one of the Die Hard movies:
"I don't like you because you're gonna' get me killed!"

Well, at least her husband and his buddies would love to kill lots of Non-Muslims...

[piasa]

Ashqar's attorney in New York, Stanley Cohen, said his client has never answered any questions having to do with the investigation "as a matter of religious, personal and political convictions.
"He believes the grand jury is politically motivated. It is a witch hunt designed to penalize and deter legitimate Palestinian resistance," Cohen said.

Of course, I must point out that Ashraq's attorney in NY, Stanley Cohen, is partnered with Lynn Stewart, the lawyer convicted in relation to the blind Shiekh Omar Abdel Rahman's NY Landmark plot case where she aided the SOB in getting his orders out to his terrorist followers in Rgypt.