NY court: Consider harsher sentence in terror case

Associated Press ^ | Dec.23, 2009 | LARRY NEUMEISTER

[Lurker]

I suppose it’s too much to hope that this Court resentence her to death by hanging.

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

Media Matters is funded by an admitted Nazi/Gestapo collaborator, George Soros (Hungary) who is now a billionaire marxist.

MM is led by David Brock, one very sick puppy.

Of course anti-semitism and being anti-Israel is natural to them. It comes with who they are. Just look at their daddy, Big George the KAPO.

[Mr_Moonlight]

How about a free all-expenses paid grandiose luncheon at the “Windows of the World” restaurant? Yah, a helicopter could chauffeur Lynne to the observation deck of WTC and from there she can just drop right down into the restaurant ... ummm, just drop right down into .... ummm .... well ....

[driftdiver]

It will be a good day when he meets his maker.

[The Comedian]

How about sentencing her to go live in an Islamic country? That's worse than death.

Frowning takes 68 muscles.
Smiling takes 6.
Pulling this trigger takes 2.
I'm lazy.

[Steely Tom]

She's playing the "I'm sick" card. She has "trouble with her female plumbing." Here's the story from a few weeks ago.

[HighlyOpinionated]

How about sentencing her to go live in an Islamic country? That's worse than death.

How about we trade her for all the Christians from a Middle East Country.

[piasa]

After some soul searching, she wrote, she had concluded that a careless over-devotion to her clients—"I am softhearted to the point of self-abnegation"—was her undoing.

"I don't have any problem with Mao or Stalin or the Vietnamese leaders or certainly Fidel locking up people they see as dangerous. Because so often, dissidence has been used by the greater powers to undermine a people's revolution." --------Lynne Stewart, registered Democrat, lawyer of Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman of first WTC bombing fame

[piasa]

After some soul searching, she wrote, she had concluded that a careless over-devotion to her clients—"I am softhearted to the point of self-abnegation"—was her undoing.

MAY 2000 : (MN : YOUSRY TELLS BLIND SHEIKH OMAR ABDEL RAHMAN & LYNNE STEWART THAT THE ABU SAYYAF GROUP {See IRAQ} HAS KIDNAPPED TOURISTS IN THE PHILIPPINES; SHE RESPONDS "GOOD FOR THEM") In May of 2000, according to the prosecution, tapes indicate that Yousry told the sheikh and [Lynne] Stewart that the Abu Sayyaf group had kidnapped tourists in the Philippines and was threatening to kill them if the sheikh and Ramzi Yousef were not released. Stewart commented, "Good for them,"[22] {[22] "Visit to Minnesota," videotape 1, May 19, 2000, Stewart website.} although she said that while she believed that Abu Sayyaf would not succeed in winning Abdel Rahman's release, its efforts were nonetheless "very, very crucial,"[23] {[23] U.S. vs. Sattar, p. 2143.since the demand would raise his profile among jihadists.} ----- "Lynne Stewart, Jihadi Lawyer," Sharon Chadha, netWMD - The War to Mobilize Democracy ^ | January 11, 2006 | http://netwmd.com/blog/2006/01/11/286

[see Iraqi memo on Abu Sayyaf and its hostage taking- Iraq funded Abu Sayyaf]

[chris_bdba]

Increase it to atleast 10 years to be served in full!

[piasa]

SEPTEMBER 2000 : (OSAMA BIN LADEN & AL QAEDA OPERATIVES APPEAR ON AL JAZEERA TV VOWING TO WAGE A JIHAD TO END EIJ SHEIKH OMAR ABDUL RAHMAN’S IMPRISONMENT IN THE US) Not to be outdone, Osama bin Laden and a few of his fellow Al-Qaeda operatives appeared on Al-Jazeera television in September 2000 vowing to wage a jihad to end Rahman’s incarceration (one of the men extolled viewers to “avenge your Sheikh” and “go to the spilling of blood”). — “ Cheerleaders for Terrorism: Radical lawyer Lynne Stewart continues her support for Islamic terror ,” By Erick Stakelbeck, FrontPageMagazine.com, Wednesday, June 17, 2003 posted June 18, 2003

[chris_bdba]

She’s 70 yo they can take it all out now and she won’t miss it a bit!

[piasa]

OCTOBER 7, 2000 : (SINAI, EGYPT : SERIES OF BOMBINGS IN AND AROUND THE RESORT OF TABA ENSUES AFTER LYNNE STEWART RELAYED SHEIKH OMAR ABDUL RAHMAN'S MESSAGE TO REUTERS IN JUNE 2000) One of the most incendiary communications was a message Stewart herself gave to the Reuters news service in June 2000 in which the sheikh announced his withdrawal of support for a cease-fire between the Egyptian Islamic Group and the Egyptian government.[12] {[12] Reuters, June 14, 2000} The truce had been in place since 1997, just after his followers in Egypt had opened fire on tourists at the Temple of Hatshepsut in Luxor, killing 58 foreigners and 4 Egyptians.[13]{[13] U.S. vs. Sattar, p. 11984.] Subsequently, high-casualty Islamist terrorism resumed in Egypt on October 7, 2004, with a series of bombings that killed 34 in and around the Egyptian Sinai resort of Taba.------ "Lynne Stewart, Jihadi Lawyer," Sharon Chadha, netWMD - The War to Mobilize Democracy ^ | January 11, 2006 | http://netwmd.com/blog/2006/01/11/286

[piasa]

Hey, all you ILLINOIS Obama fans looking for a job at Gitmo-North , look here:

OCTOBER 2000 : (BOMBING OF USS COLE : ISLAMIC GROUP CLAIMS THE ATTACK ON USS COLE WAS A WARNING TO THE US TO FREE SHEIKH OMAR ABDUL RAHMAN --- See "SECRET DOVE" LYNNE STEWART & US POSTMAN SATTAR {See ABC News employees}) Not to be outdone, Osama bin Laden and a few of his fellow Al-Qaeda operatives appeared on Al-Jazeera television in September 2000 vowing to wage a jihad to end Rahman’s incarceration (one of the men extolled viewers to “avenge your Sheikh” and “go to the spilling of blood”). It’s no coincidence that the suicide bombing of the American navy destroyer U.S.S. Cole occurred just one month after this broadcast. That attack, which took place in Yemen and killed over 17 U.S. sailors, was explained by Sattar’s [Staten Island-based postal worker named Ahmed Abdel Sattar] Mid-east contacts as a warning to the U.S. government to free Rahman. -- " Cheerleaders for Terrorism: Radical lawyer Lynne Stewart continues her support for Islamic terror ," By Erick Stakelbeck, FrontPageMagazine.com, Wednesday, June 17, 2003 posted June 18, 2003

[piasa]

SEPTEMBER 9, 2001 : (AFGHANISTAN : NORTHERN ALLIANCE LEADER AHMED SHAH MASSOUD IS ASSASSINATED BY AL QAEDA OPERATIVES BEARING A LETTER OF INTRODUCTION PARTIALLY DRAFTED BY EGYPTIAN-BORN US POSTAL WORKER AHMED ABDEL SATTAR AND EGYPTIAN YASSIR SIRRI - See LYNNE STEWART) Massoud’s murder, which took place on 9 September 2001. ...U.S. authorities [would come to] believe that Massoud was killed as a pre-emptive strike in advance of the attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon that killed more than 3,000 people two days later, the [NY Post] newspaper [later] said. — “U.S. man’s letter links to Afghan killing,” Middle East Times, 2002, http://www.metimes.com/2K2/issue2002-20/eg/us_mans_letter.htm

[Lancey Howard]

This ugly, fossilized skank is 70? Give it 30 years.

[piasa]

SEPTEMBER 2001 MID : (LAUREL, MD : FEDS SWARM APARTMENT COMPLEX WHERE MOATAZ AL HALLAK RESIDES --See ARLINGTON TX CELL, ATTNY STANLEY COHEN {HUSBAND OF LYNNE STEWART, THE ATTNY OF BLIND SHEIKH OMAR ABDUL RAHMAN }) In pursuing leads in the Washington area, FBI agents swarmed into a Laurel, Md., apartment complex, going door-to-door last week asking neighbors if they recognized two men in photos that appeared to have been taken by a surveillance camera, residents said. The agents said the two men were dead. The complex drew particular attention because it is home to a Muslim cleric who was identified by FBI agents in Dallas as one of more than 100 people the government is seeking to question in connection with the hijackings. Moataz Al-Hallak has lived in Laurel and taught at a local Islamic school for about a year. He attracted FBI notice when he was an iman at a mosque in Arlington, Texas, after the 1998 bombings of the U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania. In a court hearing in that case, a federal prosecutor described Al-Hallak as a conduit among members of the group organized by bin Laden, the suspected sponsor of the attacks Tuesday and those in Africa. Al-Hallak has never been charged in the conspiracy. Although authorities described Al-Hallak as missing, he came to his door when a reporter knocked Sunday. He referred questions to his attorney, Stanley L. Cohen. Cohen said his client is not involved in terrorism and has cooperated with authorities, testifying three times before a federal grand jury in the embassy bombings case. "The specter of him being involved in any way, shape or form related to these events is insane," Cohen said. ------ "Suspected hijacker from Scottsdale flew in D.C. area over 6 weeks," By John Mintz and Brooke A. Masters, The Washington Post, Copyright 2002, The Arizona Republic. , Sept. 17, 2001 10:40:00 http://www.arizonarepublic.com/special43/articles/0917attacks-hijackerscottsdale-ON.html.

[piasa]

2002 : (GEORGE SOROS’ DONATES MONEY TO LYNNE STEWART DEFENSE COMMITTEE-——See SHEIKH OMAR ABDELRAHMAN, 1993 WTC BOMBING, 1995 LANDMARK PLOT)
Lynne Stewart Defense Committee
Year Awarded: 2002
Amount Awarded: $20,000
Grant Term: 6 mos.
Program: US Programs
Purpose: To conduct a public education campaign around the broad civil rights
implications of Lynne Stewart’s indictment.
Location: New York, NY 10013 United States
-——————http://www.soros.org/grants/research/detail.php?id=324
via 13 posted on 02/17/2005 9:51:59 AM PST by maggiefluffs
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[piasa]

JULY 17, 2002 : (HAMAS & HEZBOLLAH SUPPORTERS ANNOUNCE A LAWSUIT AGAINST BUSH, POWELL & ISRAELI LEADERS - THE SUIT IS LED BY LAWYER STANLEY COHEN, PARTNER OF LYNNE STEWART - See Sheik Abdel Rahman & the 1993 WTC bombing; Kathy Boudin & Weather Underground & May 19 Communist Organization; Castro & NLG & SLA; CCR) Supporters of the Hamas and Hezbollah terrorist movements announced a lawsuit today that names President George W. Bush and Secretary of State Colin Powell among the defendants. The suit, aimed at Israeli leaders whom it alleges committed "war crimes," is led by New York-based lawyer Stanley Cohen, an attorney for members of the terrorist group Hamas and other radical causes.
Militant activist Abdurahman Alamoudi, a founder and longtime leader of the American Muslim Council (AMC) who describes himself as a supporter of Hamas and Hezbollah, joined Cohen at the news conference announcing the suit and made a statement in Arabic that was not translated into English.
Alamoudi told reporters that the suit "sends a message to the American Muslim community" that they need not be afraid of the U.S. government any more, and that they can now "challenge the system" through the courts. "We've been doing it politically and now we're going to do it legally," he said.
Cohen added that by filing the lawsuit, "We're trying to bring to the Palestinian struggle an avenue in the United States."
Attending the news conference but not openly part of the lawsuit was Sami Al-Arian, the controversial University of South Florida professor who was suspended after it was revealed that he occupies a significant position with the Palestinian Islamic Jihad.
The suit's anonymous plaintiffs focus their complaints on Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and the leaders of the Israeli military and security services, whom Cohen accuses of "genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity, racketeering, acts of murder and torture, bodily harm, arson, kidnapping," and other crimes.
They target Bush and Powell for allegedly failing to comply with federal laws requiring the executive branch to certify to Congress if U.S.-made weapons exported abroad were used to commit human rights abuses. In this regard, the suit also targets American arms manufacturers, including Boeing, McConnell-Douglas, and Textron-Bell Helicopter.
The plaintiffs also accuse American Jewish and Christian groups, including a Lutheran church, of crimes because they sent aid to an Israeli settlement in the West Bank.
Cohen wants the State Department to serve Sharon and the Israeli security chiefs with their papers so they can be sued in U.S. courts. Some of the anonymous plaintiffs are said to have American citizenship or residency, thus giving grounds for filing the suit in the United States.
The New York lawyer says he isn't worried about defending himself from criticism. His controversial statements include protestations that John Walker Lindh, who recently pleaded guilty for crimes relating to his service as a Taliban combatant, was innocent. Alamoudi, for his part, does show concern: "I'm worried. I know they will come after me." He says he expects "smear campaigns" and legal action from opponents of his cause.
-- "Supporters of Hamas and Hezbollah File Suit Against Bush," by Michael Waller, Insight on the News, July 17, 2002 J. Waller, Insight on the News, July 17, 2002