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Frank Gaffney: War Courts for War Criminals

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Center for Security Policy's National Security Brief
National Security Brief:  Monday, December 14, 2009  

Frank Gaffney: War Courts for War Criminals

A ticking political time bomb has been largely obscured by official Washington's preoccupation with screwing up our health care system: Americans are dead-set against a foolish, ill-considered and reckless decision to give the 9/11 plotters civilian trials - and constitutional rights - within spitting distance of Ground Zero in lower Manhattan.
 
And spit they will.  A lawyer representing one of the accused has made clear that his client and the ringleader of the conspiracy, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed (KSM) will plead not guilty, and use the trial as a platform to inveigh against this country and its policies. 
 
Never mind that KSM and his friends had previously announced they would proudly admit their guilt and demand to be executed for this horrific war crime.  Now, Attorney General Eric Holder has given them what the self-described mastermind of the September 11 attacks has wanted from the moment he was captured: A lawyer and a trial in New York.
 
 
 

December 3, 2009:
John Wohlstetter, John Bolton, Bill Gertz

Today, Frank discusses a number of vital national security topics, while filling it in with commentary on Obama's Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech yesterday. John Wohlstetter joins the show to give an assessment on Obama's Nobel Peace Prize, as well as discuss his latest book, The Long War Ahead and the Short War Upon Us. Former Ambassador to the UN John Bolton then joins Frank to fill us in on the latest developments on Iran and North Korea. Finally, Bill Gertz talks with Frank about the latest on the three Navy SEALs being court-marshaled after arrested one of the most-wanted terrorists in Iraq, and what this means for our future endeavors overseas.

December 10, 2009:
Gordon Chang, Walid Phares

Join Frank today as he speaks with Gordon Chang and Walid Pheres.  Frank begins by breaking down Obama's Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech, detailing the unfulfilled promises.  Frank is then joined by Gordon Chang to discuss China's role in Copenhagen.  Next, Walid Pheres stops by to give further details on the Pakistanis' arrest of 5 US citizens believed to be terrorists.  Franks rounds out the show by delving into the testimony given by General Patraeus on Afghanistan and Iraq.

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