Moussaoui: U.S. Will Never Catch Bin Laden (French might try to extradite him!)

AP via Yahoo ^ | May 4, 2006 | MATTHEW BARAKAT and MICHAEL J. SNIFFEN

[fatnotlazy]

I hope its solitary confinement.

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Would be nice, but I don't see that in the judge's sentence....apparently, he will have no contact with the outside, but will he be able to spew is krapola to other prisoners?

[expatguy]

Definately he will be allowed that. His supporters will see to that.

This animal will continue to cause damage and inspire others.

Expect to see American hostages soon in Iraq and elsewhere begging for their lives in exchange Moussaoui's release.

An American Expat in Southeast Asia

[sheik yerbouty]

He needs to be in real hell..

[two23]

(Nine jurors found that) Moussaoui suffered a difficult childhood in a dysfunctional family where he spent many of his early years in and out of orphanages.

boo-frickin-hoo. It's irrelevant.

[hang 'em]

Moussaoui, who spent much of his two-month trial cursing America, blessing al-Qaida and mocking the suffering of 9/11 victims...

Which makes him qualified for a $120,000/year professorship at the University of Colorado.

[Proud_USA_Republican]

I saw a discovery channel thing about the colorado supermax prison.

The worst of the worst are there. Solitary confinement there is brutal.

[AF_Blue]

French authorities said Thursday they may eventually press the United States...

Keep dreaming, French authorities.

[roses of sharon]

Very believable, we best wake up and stop worshiping "Americans", as if our fellow citizens will always come thru for us.

As of yesterday, we now have absolute proof that we are on our own.

Common sense and honor are over, America is no more.

[Cold Heat]

He won't last long when he gets into the general prison population. He will end up looking like a porcupine with all the shanks.

My bet is that he stays in isolation until he is drooling.

[kellynla]

well at the rate the French are going;
the Muslims will pick up where the Nazis left off.

[MizSterious]

I'm not giving up on my country yet. Parts of it are lost forever, perhaps, but other parts are still worth saving.

[thomas16]

I would think he would rather serve his sentence in a US prison rather than a French prison from what I've read their prisons are much worse, not quite as modern. As long as he is locked up somewhere I don't care.

[Juan Medén]

I agree. I would have at least sentenced him to a lifetime of bacon for breakfast and ham sandwiches for lunch.

[MizSterious]

If the French get him, they'll find a reason to cut him loose. They don't think he did anything wrong.

[livius]

I can assure you that it's going to be a lot less brutal for Moussaoui. His attorneys and his jihadi public, and of course, his mother and France, will be standing by to make sure he gets nothing but the best and also gets to write his memoirs and his jihadi call to arms from his cell.

[x_plus_one]

Its time to put a bounty on that creeps head.

[livius]

I have been reading every post about this because I still can't believe it. Well, I can believe it, but I don't want to.

[Muleteam1]

Just as many Americans have forgotten their most vicious enemies of the past, memories fade quickly. Moussaoui is very likely to be killed in prison but, if he is not, he is likely to die of old age in his home country of Morocco after the U.S. turns him loose before his middle age. Possibly earlier if the Democrats get back into power.

Muleteam1

[mother22wife21]

That will be the next thing we hear coming from this pig's mouth. I want my rights as a muslim..... I want_______, I want ___________, and I want_____________.
This will be another capitulation.
Just my opinion, but I hoped for the death penalty.

[Littlejon]

Putting him in gen-pop might be a better sentence. Sure, the mussies in the prison will try to protect him and hold him up as some kind of hero, but at some point, someone will shank him if there is an opening.

A lot of these prison dudes have no love for these islamo-nuts. Given them an opening and some lifer or soon-to-be juiced prisoner will take him out.

Of course, there is a part of me that hopes France does get him. Let the frogs pay for his upkeep for the rest of his life.