Comments on: ‘We are numb to war’: Brother of young woman arrested in preemptive raids speaks out

By: Will Banter

Will Banter — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 17:22:50 +0000

Must be a slow day at the Indepenent for this story to make their website?

By: jonerik

jonerik — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 02:30:35 +0000

That's right, hanging first, trial later. Isn't that the new American Way? What do we need a trial for when all the facts we need have been reported by the police and the servile main stream media?

Whaddaya say, TJ, shouldn't we throw the book ant anyone who dared to show up to protest the RNC Convention last week? I mean, what's the difference between knowing some people who allegedly made molotov cocktails, or allegedly planned to disruot a convention and showing up where, didn't you know, those people might be there too?

I'm so glad I live in country where people are free to express unpopular opinions on public streets. All they have to do is get beat up by the police, get charged with conspiracy and spend a few months or years in prison. That's certainly freedom worth dying for.

By: Jan

Jan — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 14:55:29 +0000

I think the brother and father are speaking for themselves, what they believe, what they have concluded; I'm almost certain (and I stress “almost certain”), that our courts have not yet started convicting people for conclusions and beliefs of concerned family members . . .

By: TJSwift

TJSwift — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 02:44:01 +0000

Every time the "friends" of these goofs (father, brother) opens their pie holes, they add another year to their sentences.

Dad was on the tube the other day telling the press that his little girl didn't plan to disrupt the convention, or to throw urine, or make molotov cocktails; she was just committed to helping people that did.

Clue to Dad: Google "conspiracy".

No charge.