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Convicted for treating al-Qaida

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A Florida physician is guilty for providing material support to terrorists.

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Anonymous
Nice eye catching title Kevin, but is isn’t true.
He wasn’t convicted for treating al-Qaida. He was convicted for conspiring to aid al-Qaida by promising to provide treatment so that fighters against US forces could reenter the fight. He swore allegience to al-Qaida, thereby commiting treason.
In a sensible country, he would be hung.
Anonymous
You mean like Iraq?
Anonymous
I mean like in the US before it became pussy-whipped. We have hung a great many traitors in our nations history.
Anonymous
He should be hung! How can Kevin read these articles, and them come up with the titles he uses? Did he not read this:
“The verdict came after jurors heard audio tapes of a May 2005 ceremony in a Bronx apartment in which Sabir and his best friend, Tariq Shah, a martial arts expert and jazz musician, pledged loyalty to al-Qaida and, the government alleged, Osama bin Laden.”

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