[Tumbleweed_Connection]

Why does this guy deserve Clinton treatment? Look what good it did him.

[Mixer]

Lindh, who turns 21 on Feb. 9

Can someone send me the address where he is staying. I have a birthday gift for him. Hopefully the people guarding him will have a party for him as well.

[Shermy]

I think the Yemen Language Center is more interested in the clean-cut crowd rather than sloppy California Kooks.

Evidence.

[lysie]

mom was calling and calling. 'Oh they will kill him there. It's not safe. How much money will he need?"' Covey recalled. "She gave us a hard time, the mother -- calling, calling, calling. She was saying she didn't feel safe for him to study in my country."

But you continued to send your much loved son money so he could continue studying in a dangerous country. You lady, are dumb as a rock.

[ImpBill]

"Maybe you send him back to Afghanistan."

I could live with that, if we had a back room agreement with Karzi that Johnny be tried and executed as a foreigner invoved in a civil war with the side that lost.

[gfactor]

I found the truth and I'm not going to think about it. What I stand on is right, and what you stand on is wrong,"'

he's a creationist!

[weegee]

"He was like, 'I found the truth and I'm not going to think about it. What I stand on is right, and what you stand on is wrong,"' White recalled during a phone interview from his home in the West Bank.

A lifetime in the PC world of American education acheived its goals (kill all critical thought and dissent from the approved positions of the day).

[Noumenon]

"He was well-cooked before he arrived" in the Middle East in 1998, said White. "There was not much critical thinking going on."

Liberalism in a nutshell.

[Aurelius]

"I found the truth and I'm not going to think about it. What I stand on is right, and what you stand on is wrong,..."

So John Walker and John Ashcroft have something in common.

[piasa]

"This boy, I feel bad for him. I want to cry for him," Covey said. "God knows who washed his brain. He was a good Muslim, a good boy. He didn't have any problems, but give him the freedom to choose and God knows who played with his mind."

The family might have 'declined to speak' to this reporter, but it looks to me like they or their lawyers might have commissioned the writing of this article. The article gives the initial impression that he's a dangerous nut, but throughout the article are comments on how he was not responsible for his deeds. 'Someone else messed him up, blah, blah, blah.' And here is a comment suggesting brainwashing to boot. The article finishes with a more sympathetic tone.

It looks like a lawyer may have put a little cash in a reporter's jar for this one.