[FairOpinion]

Watch me cry crocodile tears for this terrorist assassin -- BOO HOO!

[Nachum]

Who knows what the truth is. I don't trust this guy, but I don't trust the Saudis either. It's a no win situation.

[ncountylee]

Ahmed Abu Ali...with that name, you are no American.

[Slings and Arrows]

My sentiments exactly.

[CzarNicky]

at least they didn't put panties on his head.

[Cinnamon]

what did they do? what did they do? beheaded?

[McGavin999]

Enter into evidence a copy of the Al Qaeda manual that instructs terrorists to claim they were tortured regardless of how they are treated.

[wigswest]

From ""Analyze This!":

Dr. Sobel: You don't hear the word 'No' very often, do you?

Paul Vitti: I hear it all the time, only it's more like "No! Please! No! No!"

[The Duke]

An alleged member of Al-Qaeda, charged with plotting to kill President George W. Bush, claims Saudi Arabian interrogators used torture techniques, including chaining, beating and whipping, to make him talk.

This is why they are desperate the stop the formation of a new goverment in Iraq. Once the new goverment is in place they'll no longer have the US media blocking for them.

[woofer]

Let me just say that, although my tenure in the kingdom was over 21 years ago, the Saudis have jails just for traffic violations. I once was with a group that went to a criminal justice prison to bring food, water and to clean up a colleague who had gotten caught running liquor between construction camps. He had spent three weeks literally chained to a wall, sitting on the floor for all that time. We had to get him presentable for his forced deportation.

Moral of my little tale?

If you ain't muslim in the Saudi criminal justice system, you ain't human. They'll treat you worse than a stray dog, and they loathe the dogs. This guy was a non-Saudi muslim, he probably got slapped around a bit, but now he faces many years in an American Federal prison. If he was "whipped", he'd have scars and it wouldn't take a lot of arguing to prove it.