[Alberta's Child]

In a woefully underreported decision on May 8, 2003, Manhattan U.S. District Court Judge Harold Baer ruled in favor of two 9/11 victim families who had sued Iraq and others claiming they were culpable in the attacks. The court awarded plaintiffs $104 million based on the Baer's findings.

I find it odd that NewsMax would report this "woefully underreported decision," since a cursory review of Harold Baer's track record as a judge would reveal that the guy is pretty much a loony-tune who shouldn't be anywhere near a Federal bench.

[justshutupandtakeit]

That "fact" should assure wide coverage by the RATmedia. Isn't that its favorite kind of judge.

Or has the RATmedia all of a sudden become circumspect wrt Judicial opinions.

[Triple]

"...since a cursory review of Harold Baer's track record as a judge would reveal that the guy is pretty much a loony-tune who shouldn't be anywhere near a Federal bench." - so says Abberta's Child

Look, if your unsubstantiated smear against the judge is all you have, well, you don't have much.

What part of the basis of the decision do you find objectionable?

-or-

Do you just not like the result?

My guess - you just don't like the result of his decision.

[jnarcus]

Frankly your Canadian whining is getting really boring. Go put you head in the snow and wait for the Islamofascists to shoot your butt off....

[Peach]

"woefully underreported decision," since a cursory review of Harold Baer's track record as a judge would reveal that the guy is pretty much a loony-tune who shouldn't be anywhere near a Federal bench

And we're supposed to what? Take your word for it?

And it's a noticeable lapse when you can't respond to the facts on the ground - that Saddam and AQ had a decade's long relationship which has been documented time and time again by the legal system, the media and defector's own words.

And I notice that you cannot begin to explain away how Saddam had such advance notice of 9/11 that he had an article printed in his own state run newspaper that soon America would be hurting where it hurt before (WTC) and we'd never again sing "New York, New York" without crying.