Sept 11 Civilian Hearing vs Military Tribunal?

My view is they should never set foot in the US. They hate this country and want to destroy it. Why should they have the rights they openly hate.

I don't think it matters. Probably civilian.

Their rights must be respected, Dodge and Dean, because if they weren't, for the precise reasons you provided, it would defeat the entire point of holding their trial in the first place. It would be placing arbitrary judgement and the trial would be a joke.

Let me put it in more basic terms, though i reckon you get it.

INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY.

The trial should be held in DC or somewhere that didn't have any direct experience of 9/11, such as the East Coast or The South. When it's in NY city, just a few blocks away from the remains of the WTC building, judgement will be likely be clouded by emotion.

Dirk said:

Isn't the very foundation of the country freedom, democracy and fairness?

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If we keep giving terrorist the same rights as our citizens there will be no country. As for the trials Obama and AG holder have already said they "will be found guilty". And that even if found not guilty Obama can have them held forever. So this is a show trial. Why do it?

I got most of this on
This Week with George Stephanopoulos this morning.

DodgeFB said:

this is a show trial. Why do it?

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There we go! Thank you.

Just another way for obama to help his terriorist friends.

Right Guard said:

Just another way for obama to help his terriorist friends.

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Putting them away for life after a show trial?

Yeah, you know, i'd do that to my friends any day! Huge favour, they'd really thank me for my help.

I think we can safely put that argument aside.

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