$102.6 Judgement Against Canada's Pre-Eminent Al Qaeda Family

Probably only a moral victory, as criminals don't keep many assets in their names, but a sweet one nevertheless:

soldier wounded in Afghanistan and the widow of his slain comrade were awarded a $102.6 million judgment from the estate of a suspected al-Qaida financier.

U.S. District Judge Paul Cassell said the lawsuit may be the first filed by an American soldier against terrorists under the Patriot Act.

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Morris cited news reports including interviews with his attacker's immediate family indicating that Omar Khadr, then 15, had wounded him and killed Speer. The ruling, released Friday, cited similar evidence that the boy's father, suspected financier Ahmad Sa'id Khadr, was linked to al-Qaida and trained his son to attack American targets.

I have no problem with Canada opening itself up to this Al Qaeda family.

But I would prefer it if Canada were to open up its jails to these bastards.

posted by Ace at 01:01 PM

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