Rules in war

Submitted by J.Shearer (United Kingdom), Feb 25, 2003 at 16:24

Ralph Winstanley:

The US and its Western allies such as the UK, are in a war and it is most unusual to give the sympathisers and abetters of the enemy a recourse to civil law.

It is the strength of civil liberties in the USA, that gives these terror abetting profs, a normal civil trial.

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