Accused Sept. 11 Mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed did not show mercy and worthy now.
That’s just that simple. Her military tribunal turned into a joke and defense Pete Hegseth had to order the attempt to start immediately and say this live. The lovers of nearly 3,000 people killed in that day there was no day.
The time, in this case, never heals old wounds.
People jumped off their death instead of burning alive with Twin Towers on 9/11; The passengers of the hijacked jets were turned off. It is too late to send a message to terrorists that justice can be swift if attacking America.
So the only answer is a test to end all trials.
Put each final fraudulent aspect of terrorist attacks – all countries watching other means and spy agencies failing with americans.
“We cannot allow this chapter closed without a public test,” Brett Eagleson told Herald Monday. “America deserves it and families nearly 3,000 Americans watch their dears killed on TV deserves a trial. If no settlement does not justice.”
Eagleson was 15 when his father, Bruce, died when twin tones were crushed in New York City. Her father was in charge of the harvest shops in the World Trade Center and did not leave his employees who would die alone.
We all know that heroism, or harmful need, and now the Trump administration must show the same courage and put Khalid’s sins in standing.
