9/11 Terrorists, Islamic Extremists to Plead Not Guilty

The latest development on the 'alleged' terrorists behind the September 11, 2001 attacks reads like this: they plan to plead not guilty. This is, of course, after Khalid Sheikh Mohammed has already confessed to the attack. The terrorists will be brought to New York City where they will be tried in civilian court just blocks blocks away from where the attacks took place. This decision might be the dumbest made by the idiots that currently occupy the White House.

Scott Fenstermaker - yes that's a real name and not a cool college nickname - will be the lawyer for the accused terrorist Ali Abd al-Aziz Ali. Just try and pronounce that. He's said the men would not deny their role in the 2001 attacks, but "would explain what happened and why they did." That last statement is completely moronic. However, with emphathetic judges, like Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor, it may just win over a few jurors who feel bad for the terrorists.

We now live in a society where terrorists get the same rights as American citizens. The trial will an absolute joke and a propaganda tool. With the 2010 elections right around the corner, this trial will be used as the first major attempt to link the Bush administration to the attacks. Bringing back the "It's Bush's fault!" motto is one of the best opportunities the Democrats have to win elections. It worked in 2008, but didn't work in 2009 because, well, it's not Bush's fault - but a national show trial about the 9/11 attacks and linking it to the Bush administration is a wet dream for the left and terrorists.

The terrorists want a platform so they can air their criticisms for U.S. foreign policy. Having the trials will give Mohammed and the other radical Islamists a world stage to spout hateful rhetoric and preach to everyone how bad America is both here and abroad. Attorney General Eric Holder, who was partners at a law firm that has represented terrorists in the past, believes most concerns are misplaced.

"I have every confidence that the nation and the world will see him for the coward that he is. I'm not scared of what Khalid Sheikh Mohammed has to say at trial - and no one else need to be, either."

This is an absolute joke; just like every member of the White House - including Rham Emanuel, who used to be a ballerina.

Chuck Justice is the editor-in-chief for Habledash - Political Insight. Inappropriate Humor.