“Abdulrahman al-Awlaki and Why You Shouldn’t Stand Next to an Al Qaeda Terrorist”
February 6, 2013 By Daniel Greenfield
SNIPPET: “Abdulrahman al-Awlaki was not an innocent American teenager cruelly assassinated by the United States. He was the son of an Al Qaeda leader who happened to be standing next to another Al Qaeda leader who was the actual target of an infidel drone.
If you happen to be standing next to an Al Qaeda leader, then you might find yourself swimming downstream to the virgins, regardless of whether you have an American passport.
Should the United States ascertain that there is absolutely no one with an American passport in the vicinity of an Al Qaeda leader before the drone gets sent in?
Or perhaps we should only kill terrorists when there isn’t anyone around them for miles? Or better yet, maybe we shouldn’t kill terrorists at all. Maybe we should try to capture each and every one, regardless of how many men die doing it, and then take them back for a civilian trial, give them four ACLU lawyers and then release them a year later because of a lack of due process?
That’s what the left wants. That’s what the people turning Abdulrahman al-Awlaki into a martyr want.”
They didn’t kill four Americans, they exterminated
four Islamic terrorist/murderers.
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