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Lawyer Is Due for Sentencing in Terror Case [Lynn Stewart]
The New York Times ^ | October 16, 2006 | by Julia Preston

Posted on 10/16/2006 2:07:05 AM PDT by aculeus

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To: happinesswithoutpeace

I don't know.

Piasa just wrote a post that reminded me of another Clinton connection, and that's Ramsey Clark. He's a great friend of Hillary's, and he's the one who urged Stewart to represent the terrorist after Kuby bailed out.


21 posted on 10/16/2006 2:54:37 AM PDT by Jezebelle (Our tax dollars are paying the ACLU to sue the Christ out of us.)
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To: kittymyrib

Send her to hell.
Hang her in Battery Park.


22 posted on 10/16/2006 3:16:42 AM PDT by Joe Boucher (an enemy of islam)
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To: piasa

2339A doesn't look like it has a minimum. No Minimum = crazy leeway for this judge. Maybe even non-custodial?


23 posted on 10/16/2006 3:34:09 AM PDT by happinesswithoutpeace (You are receiving this broadcast as a dream)
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To: aculeus

we should send her some cheese - she seems to have plenty of whine in her already...


24 posted on 10/16/2006 3:38:53 AM PDT by camle (keep your mind open and somebody will fill it full of something for you)
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To: aculeus

Too bad nobody in the administration has the nads to charge her with treason. If a teason charge can stick against a brainless pop-culturist like Adam Gadan, it can stick against this loathesome tool. Like so many others, she has been well-rewarded for her treason over the past 40 years. It is time to make them all pay.


25 posted on 10/16/2006 3:39:53 AM PDT by atomic conspiracy (Islamo-terrorists: Strike force of the MSM)
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To: aculeus
“I led with my heart instead of my head and thought it would be all right.”

That is a single sentence summation of Liberal 'philosophy'; also known as 'the road to Hell' school of philosophy.

26 posted on 10/16/2006 3:40:37 AM PDT by 6SJ7
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To: aculeus

She appears to know now that what she did was wrong. Funny ... a continum of her years defending the underground.

Off to jail!


27 posted on 10/16/2006 3:42:23 AM PDT by BunnySlippers (Never Forget)
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To: atomic conspiracy

When The Traitorous Jane Fonda and her ilk did not get charged for treason in Vietnam (and that was definitely treason) the bar was raised so high it can never be used again.

The Founding Fathers made treason a difficult charge to bring against someone, for good reason, having known many who suffered under it at the hand of The Crown, since it was used as a catch-all charge.

This woman committed treason as well. She should thank her stars for Jane Fonda. And John Conyers. And Jimmy Carter...and...


28 posted on 10/16/2006 3:50:39 AM PDT by rlmorel (Islamofacism: It is all fun and games until someone puts an eye out. Or chops off a head.)
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To: 6SJ7

So true. So true.


29 posted on 10/16/2006 3:51:16 AM PDT by rlmorel (Islamofacism: It is all fun and games until someone puts an eye out. Or chops off a head.)
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To: aculeus
Ms. Stewart said that while her radical leftist views have not changed, she will continue to fight within the system. “I really think that my patriotism — if you’ll excuse the expression — and my love of this profession demand that I have to stay and fight.”

I really think that this is bullshit - if you'll excuse the expression - and you deserve what you get.

30 posted on 10/16/2006 3:54:32 AM PDT by Non-Sequitur
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To: piasa
To: Alamo-Girl; Cindy

1995 : (NY : SHEIKH OMAR ABDEL RAHMAN IS CONVICTED OF PLOTTING TO BLOW UP THE WTC IN 1993; HE WOULD LATER DIRECT THE MURDER PLOT FROM HIS PRISON CELL -WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF HIS LEFTWING LAWYER LYNNE STEWART, US POSTAL WORKER AHMED ABDEL SATTAR, AND EGYPTIAN YASSIR SIRRI - WHICH WOULD SLAY NORTHERN ALLIANCE LEADER AHMED SHAH MASSOUD ON SEPT 9, 2001, JUST DAYS BEFORE THE SECOND WORLD TRADE CENTER ATTACK OF 9/11) -- "U.S. man's letter links to Afghan killing," Middle East Times, 2002, http://www.metimes.com/2K2/issue2002-20/eg/us_mans_letter.htm (* My note: So much for the 'criminal justice method of dealing with terrorists...)

1997 : (LUXOR, EGYPT MASSACRE OF TOURISTS & EGYPTIAN SECURITY GUARDS ) -- "U.S. man's letter links to Afghan killing," Middle East Times, 2002, http://www.metimes.com/2K2/issue2002-20/eg/us_mans_letter.htm

1999 : (GROUP RESPONSIBLE FOR THE 1997 MASSACRE IN LUXOR, EGYPT ASKS AHMED ABDEL SATTAR) According to Sattar's indictment, an Islamic group leader asked him to help expand the group's presence in the United States three years ago. The group has taken responsibility for the 1997 massacre at Luxor, Egypt in which 58 tourists and four Egyptian security guards were hacked and shot to death. -- "U.S. man's letter links to Afghan killing," Middle East Times, 2002, http://www.metimes.com/2K2/issue2002-20/eg/us_mans_letter.htm

2001summer : (EGYPTIAN-BORN US POSTAL WORKER AHMED ABDEL SATTAR'S CONVERSATION ABOUT HIS 'LETTER OF INTRODUCTION 'TO AFGHAN NORTHERN ALLIANCE LEADER AHMED SHAH MASSOUD IS WIRETAPPED; SATTAR ACTS AS IMPRISONED SHEIKH OMAR ABDEL RAHMAN'S 'COMMUNICATIONS CENTER') But a conversation in the summer of 2001 about the letter surfaced during a wiretap involving Sattar, who [would later be] charged with serving as a communications center for an Egyptian terrorist group allegedly directed by Sheikh Omar Abdel-Rahman from his U.S. prison cell, the Post reported [later]. Abdel-Rahman was convicted in 1995 of plotting to blow up New York landmarks, including the World Trade Center. -- "U.S. man's letter links to Afghan killing," Middle East Times, 2002, http://www.metimes.com/2K2/issue2002-20/eg/us_mans_letter.htm

SEPTEMBER 9, 2001 : (AFGHANISTAN : NORTHERN ALLIANCE LEADER AHMED SHAH MASSOUD IS ASSASSINATED BY AL QAEDA OPERATIVES BEARING A LETTER OF INTRODUCTION PARTIALLY DRAFTED BY EGYPTIAN-BORN US POSTAL WORKER AHMED ABDEL SATTAR AND EGYPTIAN YASSIR SIRRI) Massoud's murder, which took place on 9 September 2001. ...U.S. authorities [would come to] believe that Massoud was killed as a pre-emptive strike in advance of the attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon that killed more than 3,000 people two days later, the [NY Post] newspaper [later] said. -- "U.S. man's letter links to Afghan killing," Middle East Times, 2002, http://www.metimes.com/2K2/issue2002-20/eg/us_mans_letter.htm

MAY 13, 2002 : (WASHINGTON POST REPORTS : 'LETTER OF INTRODUCTION' PARTIALLY DRAFTED BY US POSTAL WORKER AHMED ABDEL SATTAR MAY BE LINKED TO THE ASSASSINATION AFGHAN NORTHERN ALLIANCE LEADER AHMED SHAH MASSOUD IN 2001; ANOTHER OF THE LETTER'S AUTHORS, AN EGYPTIAN NAMED YASSIR SIRRI, HAS BEEN CHARGED BY BRITAIN WITH CONSPIRING TO KILL MASSOUD) U.S. officials believe that a letter partially drafted by a U.S. postal worker now in custody may have had a role in the death of an Afghan resistance leader, The Washington Post reported on May 13. U.S. authorities believe that Ahmed Abdel Sattar, 42, helped write a letter of introduction for two men who posed as journalists to kill General Ahmed Shah Massoud in northern Afghanistan last fall, the Post said.
Sattar, an Egyptian-born U.S. citizen, has not been charged in Massoud's murder, which took place on 9 September 2001. But a conversation in the summer of 2001 about the letter surfaced during a wiretap involving Sattar, who is charged with serving as a communications center for an Egyptian terrorist group allegedly directed by Sheikh Omar Abdel-Rahman from his U.S. prison cell, the Post reported.
Another Egyptian man who allegedly helped draft the letter, Yassir Sirri, has been charged by Britain with conspiring to kill Massoud. ...Sattar, a 13-year veteran of the U.S. Post office, earned $40,000 per year working at the main post office in Staten Island, New York. He has pleaded not guilty to the charges. According to Sattar's indictment, an Islamic group leader asked him to help expand the group's presence in the United States three years ago. The group has taken responsibility for the 1997 massacre at Luxor, Egypt in which 58 tourists and four Egyptian security guards were hacked and shot to death. -- "U.S. man's letter links to Afghan killing," Middle East Times, 2002, http://www.metimes.com/2K2/issue2002-20/eg/us_mans_letter.htm

15 posted on 08/11/2004 12:37:46 AM PDT by piasa (Attitude adjustments offered here free of charge.)

31 posted on 10/16/2006 3:57:46 AM PDT by piasa (Attitude Adjustments Offered Here Free of Charge)
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To: aculeus
"Accomplice, n. One associated with another in crime, having guilty knowledge and complicity, as an attorney who defends a criminal, knowing him guilty. This view of the attorney's position in the matter has not hitherto commanded the assent of attorneys, no one having offered them a fee for assenting.
Ambrose Bierce
32 posted on 10/16/2006 4:05:23 AM PDT by GSlob
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To: happinesswithoutpeace

Possible. She's an old radical just like Hillary - part of the enemy within. Remember, Clinton pardoned one of Stewart's client's (Kathy Boudin) associates, Linda Evans, from the Weather Underground. She ended up doing about half of a forty or fifty year sentence. The judge deciding the penalty is a Clinton appointee, and it's in NY where Hillary is a sitting U.S. senator. There's a big Ramsey Clark connection, too, and he's a close friend of Hillary's.

Nothing would surprise me.


33 posted on 10/16/2006 4:11:57 AM PDT by Jezebelle (Our tax dollars are paying the ACLU to sue the Christ out of us.)
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To: aculeus
No punishment is too harsh for Lynne Stewart.

 

Who Is Behind Lynne Stewart?

Louis claims "Soros...is a political actor who uses his money to advance a political agenda, namely to move politics to the center." I barely know who Soros is, so I can't comment on that assessment in general, but the fact that he gives money to independent media organizations is something that we should be thankful for.

He also says: "In order to legitimize his interventions, he also funds relatively innocuous outfits like Human Rights Watch as well as "cutting edge" causes like Attorney Lynne Stewart who was victimized by Ashcroft and company. Her website includes the notice: "This website is made possible by the generous support of the Open Society Institute." This is savvy PR, but the left would be better if Soros just went away."

'Democracy Now' + Lynne Stewart

Prosecutor: Lawyer passed on sheik's terrorist urgings  FR  6-22-04

The Lynne Stewart-Bin Laden Connection  Front Page   FR   6-25-04

FROM DEATH ROW: MUMIA ABU-JAMAL CONDUCTS HIS FIRST INTERVIEW IN 22 YEARS, WITH INDICTED HUMAN RIGHTS LAWYER LYNNE STEWART

Counter–Intelligent: The Surveillance and Indictment of Lynne Stewart

Fed judge dismisses terror case against lawyer Lynne Stewart

New Charges Lodged Against Lynne Stewart

 

34 posted on 10/16/2006 4:17:58 AM PDT by windchime (I consider the left one of the fronts on the WOT.)
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To: aculeus

Sheesh, that is one ugly moonbat. Character shows at her age, and she looks like all the evil of Stalin's gulag and Pol Pot's killing fields rolled into one over-payed, overfed commie skank.

Hang the beast, and Ramsey Clark with her.


35 posted on 10/16/2006 4:34:17 AM PDT by atomic conspiracy (Islamo-terrorists: Strike force of the MSM)
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To: aculeus
Ms. Stewart said that while her radical leftist views have not changed, she will continue to fight within the system. “I really think that my patriotism — if you’ll excuse the expression — and my love of this profession demand that I have to stay and fight.”

"Patriotism" is a dirty word to those on the left.

36 posted on 10/16/2006 4:46:19 AM PDT by Samwise (All that is needed for evil to triumph is that good men do nothing.)
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To: piasa
It's Hallowween time and she's a witch.


37 posted on 10/16/2006 4:47:44 AM PDT by USS Alaska (Nuke the terrorist savages - In Honor of Standing Wolf)
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To: tet68

It's too bad really, I'd hoped to see her hung.



4 posted on 10/16/2006 2:13:03 AM PDT by tet68

My sentiments also.


38 posted on 10/16/2006 4:50:59 AM PDT by sport
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To: windchime
JULY 17, 2002 : (HAMAS & HEZBOLLAH SUPPORTERS ANNOUNCE A LAWSUIT AGAINST BUSH, POWELL & ISRAELI LEADERS - THE SUIT IS LED BY LAWYER STANLEY COHEN, PARTNER OF LYNNE STEWART - See Sheik Abdel Rahman & the 1993 WTC bombing; Kathy Boudin & Weather Underground & May 19 Communist Organization; Castro & NLG & SLA; CCR) Supporters of the Hamas and Hezbollah terrorist movements announced a lawsuit today that names President George W. Bush and Secretary of State Colin Powell among the defendants. The suit, aimed at Israeli leaders whom it alleges committed "war crimes," is led by New York-based lawyer Stanley Cohen, an attorney for members of the terrorist group Hamas and other radical causes. Militant activist Abdurahman Alamoudi, a founder and longtime leader of the American Muslim Council (AMC) who describes himself as a supporter of Hamas and Hezbollah, joined Cohen at the news conference announcing the suit and made a statement in Arabic that was not translated into English.
Alamoudi told reporters that the suit "sends a message to the American Muslim community" that they need not be afraid of the U.S. government any more, and that they can now "challenge the system" through the courts. "We've been doing it politically and now we're going to do it legally," he said.
Cohen added that by filing the lawsuit, "We're trying to bring to the Palestinian struggle an avenue in the United States."
Attending the news conference but not openly part of the lawsuit was Sami Al-Arian, the controversial University of South Florida professor who was suspended after it was revealed that he occupies a significant position with the Palestinian Islamic Jihad.
The suit's anonymous plaintiffs focus their complaints on Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and the leaders of the Israeli military and security services, whom Cohen accuses of "genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity, racketeering, acts of murder and torture, bodily harm, arson, kidnapping," and other crimes. They target Bush and Powell for allegedly failing to comply with federal laws requiring the executive branch to certify to Congress if U.S.-made weapons exported abroad were used to commit human rights abuses. In this regard, the suit also targets American arms manufacturers, including Boeing, McConnell-Douglas, and Textron-Bell Helicopter. The plaintiffs also accuse American Jewish and Christian groups, including a Lutheran church, of crimes because they sent aid to an Israeli settlement in the West Bank.
Cohen wants the State Department to serve Sharon and the Israeli security chiefs with their papers so they can be sued in U.S. courts. Some of the anonymous plaintiffs are said to have American citizenship or residency, thus giving grounds for filing the suit in the United States.
The New York lawyer says he isn't worried about defending himself from criticism. His controversial statements include protestations that John Walker Lindh, who recently pleaded guilty for crimes relating to his service as a Taliban combatant, was innocent. Alamoudi, for his part, does show concern: "I'm worried. I know they will come after me." He says he expects "smear campaigns" and legal action from opponents of his cause.
-- "Supporters of Hamas and Hezbollah File Suit Against Bush," by Michael Waller, Insight on the News, July 17, 2002 J. Waller, Insight on the News, July 17, 2002
39 posted on 10/16/2006 5:25:44 AM PDT by piasa (Attitude Adjustments Offered Here Free of Charge)
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To: marktwain
This doesn't explain why she carried messages from the Sheikh to a postal worker on Staten Island who served as "message central" for AlQaida and affiliated terrorist groups throughout North America.

She knew what that guy was, and he wasn't in stir.

Bye-bye Lynne~

40 posted on 10/16/2006 5:34:02 AM PDT by muawiyah
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