[sport]

Don't fool yourself, the authorities wanted him to flee. Else they would have jailed him and confinskated his passport when he was convicted.

[Diogenesis]

Don't fool yourself, the authorities wanted him to flee.
Else they would have jailed him and confinskated his passport when he was convicted.

Sadly, this is also true of the open borders and the ongoing and increasing
terrorist threats to many American cities and innocent Americans.

[johniegrad]

Don't fool yourself, the authorities wanted him to flee. Else they would have jailed him and confinskated his passport when he was convicted.

I don't see any evidence of clear thinking in this article.

[Vigilanteman]

You are probably right and I'll bet the authorities were reluctant to even prosecute him in the first place.

It never ceases to amaze me how our government has the will and the resources to track down and deport some 80 year old geezer who was a teenage nazi guard but, for the life of us, we cannot take any action against young Islamofacists living under our nose who are openly calling for death to Jews and death to America.

[montag813]

Don't fool yourself, the authorities wanted him to flee. Else they would have jailed him and confiscated his passport when he was convicted.

If so they are very foolish. An American with detailed knowledge of Seattle buildings, institutions and police procedures is very valuable to Islamic terrorists in Somalia and elsewhere.