[Shermy]

Should be. But one has to be fair. For example the charges against Chaplain Yee turned out to be bogus.

[livius]

The charges weren't "bogus."

He clearly spilled the beans on everybody he was working with - I think spending a few months in the brig at Charleston will make one very eager to cooperate - and has made a deal. One of the interpreters did, too, although I think there's another one who is still refusing to cooperate.

[demnomo]

Chaplain Yee--the guy from Gitmo was found innocent? Didn't know that.

When it comes to terrorists and their fervent supporters, I believe the safest course is to view them as guilty until proven innocent. :)

[Destro]

Not the case: Capt. James Yee, 35, a former Fort Lewis chaplain, is accused of mishandling classified information from the U.S. prison for suspected terrorists at Guantanamo Bay. Yee ministered to Muslim prisoners there. A preliminary hearing for Yee at Fort Benning, Ga., has been postponed a fourth time, until Feb. 18, the Army said earlier this month. The Army said the delay was necessary to complete a classification review of documents. There were initial reports that Yee was being investigated as part of an espionage probe, but he was never charged with spying.