The form of logic you use is similar to that used by Murtha. You may or may not be comparable to Murtha, I don't know you, but I can analyze your words. Your latest reply is even worse than Murtha, he never suggested that people who support the Marines who have been charged should be in jail, but when I opine that this guy was innocent, you come to the conclusion that I should be in an Iraqi jail? Who is mentally unstable?
That this guy is innocent is shown even more by this lawsuit. Government lawyers will climb into all the orifices and cracks of his life. He's confident he's clean, and from what I read about this case way back when, it was pretty clear that he was and that a mistake was made. Mistakes happen, and when they do, you apologize, and, if it is something that should not have happened, for which compensation is legally available, then you maybe pay something for your mistake. This applies to this guy as well as to the person who rams your car in the street, the retailer who wrongly detains a shopper, and even the lawyer who files a case without any legal merit. Perhaps you should consider whether you have made a mistake today and try to rectify it.
Instead of lawyering-up, playing the pathetic victim and demanding financing for his next cinematic effort, he should fall to his knees and thank the living God that he was picked up by us and not the happy beheaders. Maybe his survivors could have sued the military for not protecting him.