When the Sheikh walks: A guilty verdict isn't guaranteed for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed

The Washington Times ^ | November 18, 2009 | Editorial

[Abakumov]

The government is going to be in a position where it either has to defend the process that brought the Sheikh to court or seek ways to prevent these issues from arising. However, because Mr. Obama promised that Mr. Mohammed would enjoy the most exacting demands of justice, they probably will be given a full airing. We await a further explanation from the president to clarify how this makes the country safer, particularly if Mr. Mohammed leaves New York a free man.

[cquiggy]

I am pretty certain Khalid Sheikh Mohammed will be found guilty. But he will likely receive a life sentence instead of the death penalty. My reason for thinking this. What has been in the news the last few days? Why of course its the Illinois prison story if Khalid Sheikh Mohammed is sentenced to life in prison he will have to go somewhere and Barack Husseins buddies will get the job. No doubt this prison will hire union labor.

[plenipotentiary]

Hold the West to the highest standards while completely ignoring them themselves. That is the weapon being wielded by Communist and Muslim subversives.

Anyone who says if we do “such and such” we will become as bad as them, is a closet subversive, It seems there are many.