Late Friday night, the Secretary of Defense released a memo , that rescinded the plea deals with Khalid Sheikh Mohammed ( KSM) and his two co-conspirators who planned the 9/11 attacks. Additionally, he dismissed the negotiations ‘ attorney.
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Liars all.
The letter was addressed to Susan Escallier, the organizing power for military income. Escallier, who oversees the Guantanamo Bay military authorities, approved the plea bargaining agreements that were reached by the terrorists who carried out the death penalty.  ,
Austin claimed that he had no influence over the prosecution’s settlement and that” the accountability for this choice rests with me.” Incredible.
Austin stated to Escallier that he would “reserve such authority to ( himself )” and that he would withdraw her authority. The two men most in charge of the Afghanistan withdrawal tragedy are known for making Escallier the slide man for Austin and Biden’s foolishness. They always accept accountability for their inadvertent actions. Any of them. In light of the value of the defendant’s decision to enter pre-trial agreements with the accused in the above-referenced event, I have determined that I should be the better convening power under the Military Commissions Act of 2009 to bear the responsibility for such a choice.
He did n’t realize the” significance of the decision”? God assist this land.
If Austin and Biden had n’t seen the severe backlash that would have allowed the 9 / 11 conspirators to live, they would be dead. ( They were almost certainly kept in the loop as well. )  ,
Sessions were held in two legislative committees to get the facts about the petition deals. Those sessions ought to continue without any delay. Among the most pressing issues: Who the devil is in demand?
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With the appeal offer upended, the military prosecutor, Col. Matthew N. McCall, is likely to continue hearing evidence next week. He had been attempting to decide whether to forego statements, which were crucial to the government’s case, had been brought up by security attorneys.
Ms. Escallier’s acceptance of the plea deal, which was reached between lawyers and the plaintiffs over two decades of negotiations, had appeared to handle the long-running situation of the people, who have been in U. S. prison since 2003. The military prosecutor was reportedly preparing to question Mr. Mohammed about whether he had voluntarily accepted the appeal and that he had already done so on Wednesday.
Political Connecticut senator Richard Blumenthal said,” I think there are interests around that may not have been represented as fairly and violently as they should have been.” He added,” When we fight extremists, and we have them in prison, we need to hold them accountable with the types of sanctions that really do justice to the subjects”.
We also should n’t take 20 years to try, convict, and execute them.  ,
” The world is on fire, violence is rife, and we give a plea bargain to the genius of 9/11? That only encourages more episodes”, said South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham.
The communities were relieved.
” This is a really delightful growth”, said Terry Strada, whose father, Tom Strada, was killed at the World Trade Center. ” I’m glad to see the Pentagon getting involved. And happy to see the return of the death sentence. How could we be certain that some administration wo n’t commute or change their sentences in the future?
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However, the extreme left professionals who are representing the jihadists were “disappointed”.
The government has not yet learned the lessons from this situation, and the evil that comes from disregarding due method and fair play, according to Gary D. Sowards, Mr. Mohammed’s direct attorney, with regret and respect.
In the past, Sowards defended the Unabomber and another lullabies. Although the adage “everyone is entitled to a protection” is well-established in American law, it would have been preferable if KSM had a military defense attorney and that he and his co-defendants had been tried by a military court.
If all reveals the truth during the hearings that will start the week following the plea bargain and its aftermath, the administration will suffer. The main inquiries are about what Austin and Biden knew about the plea bargain and when they became aware of it, although Biden is likely to assert executive privilege to stop Austin and a select few individuals from speaking.
