Posted on 10/30/2009 8:22:07 AM PDT by opentalk
From the FBI press release on last night’s Dearborn, MI raid-turned-shootout that left radical Imam Luqman Ameen Abdullah, aka Christopher Thomas dead:
Abdullah was the leader of part of a group that calls themselves Ummah (“the brotherhood”), a group of mostly African-American converts to Islam, which seeks to establish a separate Sharia-law governed state within the United States. The Ummah is ruled by Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin, formerly known as H. Rapp Brown, who is serving a state sentence in USP Florence, CO, ADMAX, for the murder of two police officers in Georgia.
Interesting to note the active tense used in the release. The use of the phrase “is ruled” should raise an eyebrow or two for those following the debate over where to relocate the terrorists currently housed at Gitmo. Two of the most mentioned locations being considered by the Obama administration are the federal prison in Standish, Michigan and the federal Administrative Maximum (aka “Supermax”) prison in Florence, Colorado. One of the left’s core arguments in the debate rests on the belief that the security provided by such a facility would render Gitmo’s terrorists totally unable to organize and convert fellow prisoners eager to learn from the jihad-masters.
In this case, not only did a domestic Islamic terrorist organization arise from within the walls of our prison system, but the “Supermax” facility currently serves as the headquarters for this radical group.
It appears FBI Director Robert Mueller’s “relevant concerns” about bringing Gitmo’s terrorists to the United States are not so far-fetched after all.
So far as we know, no terror cells are currently being run from inside Guantanamo.
Pro'ly in the eyes of a liberal judge, but note the operative word in that clause is "and." Cruel it might be but is it unusual too? If not, the clause doesn't fit. No such thing as a cruel or unusual clause. Let's get more of these punishments usual.
2) "violence is as American as cherry pie"
Say WHAT????
Hmm, I wonder if good ole H. Rap ever crossed paths with Bill Ayers, or any of the other wonderful Obozo cronies? Just a thought.
Interesting, wasn’t the leader of the recent Islam prayer gather In DC a terrorist lawyer. His Facebook said they wanted to islaminize democracy.
Don’t let Holder know he’s in prison or he’ll retroactively drop the charges.
watched National geographic and other channels who have shown prisons and all of them are ruled by the inmates not the guards..
They have the room to walk around , to mix etc.
It is high time that the wardens take back the prisons and stop letting gangs run them.
Once they are in the US, they will have Constitutional rights, among them to communicate to their lawyers, who in turn can pass communications to others.
no not cruel.
put them in a call with no interaction for the rest of their miserable lives.
course I expect the lefty lunatics again complain about how the civil rights is being ignored
well sorry lefty loon as far as I am concerned when you kill someone you take their civil rights away thus you should have yours taken away so cut the wishy washy lefty crap
There are probably allot more of these types already on our streets.
He should be put to sleep.
He's a man who is full of hate as witnessed by the way he executed the cop who served him with a warrant.
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No Doubt a blast from the past, hiding under a muzzie name and running an organized crime family from a supermax prison cell. Well, ah’ll be. H. Rap Brown. Former Black Panther big wig? Buddy of people like Ayers and Dorn?
HE was part of the “Student Non Violent Coordinating Committee”. I’m almost positive that that became the Students for a Democratic Society and the Weathermen.
Those lawyers can go to jail too.
Why can’t we run our supermax prisons like the Japanese run their medium security prisons......
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