To: MississippiMan
He is a US citizen, however, since we have ascertained that he has collaborated with a known enemy of the US, we should either try him for Treason, or assume he has revoked his citizenship and send him to Israel for 'questioning'.
6 posted on
06/11/2002 7:12:52 AM PDT by
Lazamataz
To: Lazamataz
we should either try him for Treason, or assume he has revoked his citizenship and send him to Israel for 'questioning'. I believe we should try him for treason. A local radio station this morning reported that he might stay in prison indefinitely and never come to trial. I do NOT want that to happen. This is the US. I have no problem with a trial by military tribunal, nor do I have a problem with the death penalty, if that is so warranted. However, I never want to see anyone in the US put away without a trial--at some point.
18 posted on
06/11/2002 7:29:00 AM PDT by
twigs
To: Lazamataz
"assume he has revoked his citizenship and send him to Israel for 'questioning'".
Indeed! He should no longer be allowed to be called an American citizen. He gave up that right when he took up arms against us.
84 posted on
06/11/2002 9:38:17 AM PDT by
hope
To: Lazamataz
He is a US citizen, however, since we have ascertained that he has collaborated with a known enemy of the US, we should either try him for Treason, or assume he has revoked his citizenship and send him to Israel for 'questioning'. We haven't ascertained anything. Right now he hasn't been charged with anything, much less convicted. All we've had is a few government spokepeople say he might have done something. If they're so sure, it would seem federal charges would be forthcoming - but they're not. They'll just hold him, without trial (military or otherwise) until they see fit.
There went more of your rights out the window...
164 posted on
06/11/2002 7:12:18 PM PDT by
BearCub
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