Wednesday, March 12, 2003
Something is definately wrong here
An Egyptian radical will get $27 million as a reward for giving the United States information that led authorities to alleged September 11, 2001, mastermind Khalid Shaikh Mohammed.
The sources, confirming a story previously reported in a British paper and in Newsweek, said the unnamed Egyptian was captured during a raid in Quetta, Pakistan, last month. The Egyptian was described as an al Qaeda foot soldier. FULL ARTICLE
So this al Qaeda terrorist gets captured by the good guys and as punishment he gets a $27 million pay day?!? Just for giving information leading to his terrorist comrades. Does this seem right to you? If he were an Afgani Taliban foot soldier it would be a different story and I wouldn't be as outraged. The BIG difference is this guy was a radical Egyption Al Qaeda member, captured in Pakistan. He should be undergoing aggressive interogation instead of getting ready for his appearance on Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous.
An Egyptian radical will get $27 million as a reward for giving the United States information that led authorities to alleged September 11, 2001, mastermind Khalid Shaikh Mohammed.
The sources, confirming a story previously reported in a British paper and in Newsweek, said the unnamed Egyptian was captured during a raid in Quetta, Pakistan, last month. The Egyptian was described as an al Qaeda foot soldier. FULL ARTICLE
So this al Qaeda terrorist gets captured by the good guys and as punishment he gets a $27 million pay day?!? Just for giving information leading to his terrorist comrades. Does this seem right to you? If he were an Afgani Taliban foot soldier it would be a different story and I wouldn't be as outraged. The BIG difference is this guy was a radical Egyption Al Qaeda member, captured in Pakistan. He should be undergoing aggressive interogation instead of getting ready for his appearance on Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous.
