Posted on 08/26/2009 12:36:53 AM PDT by Cindy
SNIPPET: “Youssef Megahed, a permanent resident alien of the United States, was in immigration court in Miami last week. According to published reports, Megahed faced deportation based on terrorism charges stemming from much publicized arrest in South Carolina in 2007 along with his friend Ahmed Mohamed.
After a five-day hearing before Immigration Judge Kenneth Hurewitz, however, the deportation case against Mr. Megahed was terminated because Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) failed to prove its case.
The question the American public should be asking is “Why?””
(Excerpt) Read more at investigativeproject.org ...
Deporting a known terrorist is not wise. That is “tag and release” at best. Unless of course he is being handed over to some nation’s authorities that we can trust to incarcerate him.
The spelling of Ahmed is a, h, phlegm...
“...phlegm...”
That’s one of those words that you look at and say, dang, why did they spell it that way.
Just a random thought at 3:45 AM. Gets weird this late.
Optimus Liberals like giving decept-a-terrorists more chances to get their bomb-making skills right. But Megahead will just try harder next time.
OK, I didn’t read it I just wanted to use megahed/megatron
Insomnia. It’s a butt whupper, ain’t it?
Megahed, Megatron...
It coulda happened to anyone I says.
Did you know Leonard Nimoy was the voice of Megatron in the Transformers animated movie? The one where Optimus died.. Robert Stack did one of the voices too
Perhaps if they released him from a sufficiently high altitude.
Don't blame me. Blame this guy.
No, but my brother, who turned 26 in October, asked for an Optimus Prime, (expensive,) action figure and key chain with an LED flashlight. Does that qualify?
Corsi musta heard this guy somwear.
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