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1 posted on 01/18/2008 4:35:15 AM PST by Alouette
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“I am a Saudi,” Al-Turki said. “I am a Muslim and I think that’s an attraction to law enforcement itself.”

wow, i cant imagine why... oh wait slavery is not legal here dufus...

Besides Bush can always be counted on to do the right thing when it comes to the “good saudis”

Frank


2 posted on 01/18/2008 4:39:21 AM PST by wyowolf ("we were the winners , cause we didn't know we could fail.")
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Who bets he pardons this creep while leaving our BP agents to rot?


3 posted on 01/18/2008 4:39:44 AM PST by the gillman@blacklagoon.com (And close the damned borders!)
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"I am a Saudi," Al-Turki said. "I am a Muslim and I think that's an attraction to law enforcement itself."

Boo freakin' woo. If Al Jorge even considers this before releasing our own border patrol.

4 posted on 01/18/2008 4:41:38 AM PST by mtbopfuyn (I think the border is kind of an artificial barrier - San Antonio councilwoman Patti Radle)
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Saudi newspapers reported no less than the King Abdullah and the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia were to bring up the case with President Bush as they met this week in Riyadh...

Arapahoe District Attorney Carol Chambers told CBS4 Al-Turki was convicted by a jury of citizens from Arapahoe County and does not believe he should be pardoned.

Critical facts tell the story. At least the reporter bothered to give it to us.

5 posted on 01/18/2008 4:42:00 AM PST by sr4402
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So wierd.


7 posted on 01/18/2008 4:48:24 AM PST by yldstrk (My heros have always been cowboys--Reagan and Bush)
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And along the lines of our request for oil out increases:

“The law dictates the release of prisoners and we feel that the sentence is valid”, quipped the Arizona Board of Paroles.


9 posted on 01/18/2008 4:58:53 AM PST by doodad
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Man I’m telling you, if this turd gets pardoned by Bush as a favor to the Saudis, you may as well just contaminate the Bush presidential library with radioactive Cesium. Why? So no one will go there and we can forget about this third-trimester abortion of a president. I lost so much respect for him, watching him fumble around under the robes of the Saudi king, trying to find which cheek to give a big wet sloppy kiss to. If this blatantly transparent ploy works, his final legacy - fighting for freedom and democracy - will be absolutely obliterated and I’ll just become a Democrat. When they take your freedoms, you might at least get a meal or two out of it.


10 posted on 01/18/2008 5:10:16 AM PST by domenad (In all things, in all ways, at all times, let honor guide me.)
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We should release the Saudi slave abuser right after the Saudis stop chopping body parts, flogging, supporting terrorism, and sell oil at actual production costs.


12 posted on 01/18/2008 5:16:36 AM PST by CPOSharky (Energy plan: Build refineries and nuke plants, drill for our oil, mine our coal.)
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How 'bout a reverse pardon? Maybe the President should have the power to single out felons for immediate hanging?

ML/NJ

18 posted on 01/18/2008 6:40:11 AM PST by ml/nj
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Well, it was just a woman after all. Why should a man be in prison when a filthy woman tempted him? /s


23 posted on 01/18/2008 7:51:47 AM PST by chuckles
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Colorado is a sovereign State. No head of another State can pardon one of its prisoners. So, unless the guy was convicted in a Federal Court, George Bush has no more power to pardom him that Fidel Castro does. He would have to ask the Governer of Colorado to do it.


26 posted on 01/18/2008 8:22:09 AM PST by Flash Bazbeaux
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Not just no.

Heck no!

(unless the Border Agents, are freed ... FIRST)

Mr. President: Deal or no deal?


29 posted on 01/18/2008 8:31:52 AM PST by Cringing Negativism Network (So-called free trade advocates = "China Firsters")
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No pardons for oil.


31 posted on 01/18/2008 8:48:30 AM PST by RGSpincich
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