[blam]

Good. He’s a smirky, smart-ass SOBing terrorist.

[Humidston]

What great news! I will go to sleep with a smile on my face tonight, knowing I’ll never see that smirk on TV again.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

OK. Now kill the puke.

[A. Morgan]

Ha Ha

[Iron Munro]

"...forcing him to testify"

As I understand it, officials did not successfully force him to testify.
They tried to force his testimony and he refused.
The judge then added a contempt charge to his original sentence but later on the charge was dropped.

So he never testified and he never will serve an extra minute due to his contempt of the court order to do so.

The government may have won a legal battle but Al-Arian, the supporter and financer of terrorists, won the battle of wills and won the war.

[Eagles6]

"He pleaded guilty in 2006 to one count of providing services to members of the terrorist group, rather than face a retrial. He was sentenced to four years and nine months in prison and will be deported after serving the sentence. A judge lifted the contempt charge in December, and he is expected to be released as early as April."

I don't get it. He pled guilty, was sentenced to 4 yrs 9 mos and will get out in April? Wish I could do my banking with that math.

[Joe Boucher]

Sami was a funds guy for terrorist muslims.
He was a teacher at the University of South Florida where Betty Castor the president of said University supported his “rights”.
She lost the senate battle to Mel Martinez in Florida.
The real question is whether the terrorist loving Castor could possibly have been a worse senator than Mel Martinez.
Martinez is the p.o.s. that backed the amnesty with all his might. He also supports McLame.
YOu can’t get much worse then Mel Martinez.

[bkepley]

This is the guy EE Times made such a big boo-hoo about back in their (always liberal) editorializing days. I can’t recall them ever acknowledging they were wrong.

[Balding_Eagle]

Say what you will about BOR, this one is a notch in his belt.