tinydancer
Diamond Member
What's really pathetic is the "outrage" in reaction to the Muslim Brotherhood and the new President of Egypt's demand.
Who couldn't see shit like this coming with the MB taking over? Look what you gave the world Obama by forcing Mubarak out of office. What a wonderful Arab Spring.
Outrage builds as Egypt presses for release of blind sheik behind '93 WTC attack
Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman, who masterminded the 1993 attack on the World Trade Center, is in a North Carolina prison, but is revered as a hero in Egypt.
Egypt's new government is sparking growing outrage in the U.S. for its attempts to win the release of Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman, the blind cleric behind the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center.
In Cairo, President-elect Mohamed Morsi proclaimed to hundreds of thousands of supporters in Tahir Square on Friday that he will gain the release of Rahman, who is in a federal prison in North Carolina after having been convicted of masterminding the bombing that killed six and unsuccessfully plotting to blow up other landmarks, including the United Nations.
Although a U.S. official told FoxNews.com the sheik will never be freed, the fact that Egypt's newly-installed Muslim Brotherhood government is asking has top elected officials here seething.
Its disgusting for a head of government to state in his inaugural speech that a man who attempted to commit mass murder should be freed, Rep. Peter King, R-N.Y., told FoxNews.com.
The fact that he said this in his first speech says to me that this is from the heart, and the Muslim Brotherhood has been trying to convince us that they have changed.
Read more: Outrage builds as Egypt presses for release of blind sheik behind '93 WTC attack | Fox News
Who couldn't see shit like this coming with the MB taking over? Look what you gave the world Obama by forcing Mubarak out of office. What a wonderful Arab Spring.
Outrage builds as Egypt presses for release of blind sheik behind '93 WTC attack
Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman, who masterminded the 1993 attack on the World Trade Center, is in a North Carolina prison, but is revered as a hero in Egypt.
Egypt's new government is sparking growing outrage in the U.S. for its attempts to win the release of Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman, the blind cleric behind the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center.
In Cairo, President-elect Mohamed Morsi proclaimed to hundreds of thousands of supporters in Tahir Square on Friday that he will gain the release of Rahman, who is in a federal prison in North Carolina after having been convicted of masterminding the bombing that killed six and unsuccessfully plotting to blow up other landmarks, including the United Nations.
Although a U.S. official told FoxNews.com the sheik will never be freed, the fact that Egypt's newly-installed Muslim Brotherhood government is asking has top elected officials here seething.
Its disgusting for a head of government to state in his inaugural speech that a man who attempted to commit mass murder should be freed, Rep. Peter King, R-N.Y., told FoxNews.com.
The fact that he said this in his first speech says to me that this is from the heart, and the Muslim Brotherhood has been trying to convince us that they have changed.
Read more: Outrage builds as Egypt presses for release of blind sheik behind '93 WTC attack | Fox News
