"He is charged with three offences of possessing articles for use in terrorism and two of making a record of information for terrorist purposes."
So that implies the "making a record" bit didn't stick, but possessing the code book and the mortar instructions did. Surely they should have to be able to prove he had them "for terrorist purposes"... anyone with access to the Internet can possess stuff like that. Doesn't make them a terrorist.
They don't "deport" them to be "tortured" - they just accidentally leave them there for the nice Syrians to chat to. A nation as noble and righteous as the glorious United States would never resort to torture!
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Date: 2005-09-23 01:49 pm (UTC)"He is charged with three offences of possessing articles for use in terrorism and two of making a record of information for terrorist purposes."
So that implies the "making a record" bit didn't stick, but possessing the code book and the mortar instructions did. Surely they should have to be able to prove he had them "for terrorist purposes"... anyone with access to the Internet can possess stuff like that. Doesn't make them a terrorist.
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