With the same arrogance that we saw from the al Qaeda Bali bombers, the five accused islamic terrorists held in Guantanamo Bay have come out with a statement not only admitting that they plotted and planned the 9/11 attacks on America but are bragging about it. Here's some of the details from Yahoo News:
So, since these pieces of excrement felt the need to render a decree, let me do the same directed at them:
You have bragged now about the murder of over 3,000 innocents and as you sit and wait your executions, there's a few things you should consider. First, you will NOT die as martyrs - you will die at the hands of infidels as you willing walk your final walk, a walk of humiliation as your islamic brothers see you shuffle along submitting to the final blow of almighty America. Second, as you count the last seconds of your life, reflect upon the victory of America in Iraq, reflect on the fact that no other terrorist attack has hit America in 8 years and reflect upon tens of thousands of American and NATO troops daily stomping over the land of Afghanistan, killing your Taliban brothers. And finally, close your eyes and envision what lies ahead of you - the eternity you will face of torture, of humiliation, of undying pain and shame at the hands of the Devil incarnate that you worshipped as a "god" - you will struggle in the Sea of Fire for the remainder of all time and no where in your new home, in your new prison will you ever hear the cry again, "Allahu Ackbar."
The five detainees at the U.S. Guantanamo Bay prison camp charged with plotting the September 11 attacks have filed a document expressing pride at their accomplishment and accepting responsibility for the deaths of nearly 3,000 people, The New York Times reported on Monday.
The document, which the newspaper said may be released publicly on Tuesday, describes the five men as the "9/11 Shura Council," and says their actions were an offering to God, according to excerpts of the document read to a reporter by an unidentified government official, the report said.
"'To us,' the official read, 'they are not accusations. To us they are a badge of honor, which we carry with honor,'" the paper said.
The document is titled "The Islamic Response to the Government's Nine Accusations," the military judge at the U.S. Naval base said in a separate filing, obtained by the Times, that described the detainees' document.
So, since these pieces of excrement felt the need to render a decree, let me do the same directed at them:
You have bragged now about the murder of over 3,000 innocents and as you sit and wait your executions, there's a few things you should consider. First, you will NOT die as martyrs - you will die at the hands of infidels as you willing walk your final walk, a walk of humiliation as your islamic brothers see you shuffle along submitting to the final blow of almighty America. Second, as you count the last seconds of your life, reflect upon the victory of America in Iraq, reflect on the fact that no other terrorist attack has hit America in 8 years and reflect upon tens of thousands of American and NATO troops daily stomping over the land of Afghanistan, killing your Taliban brothers. And finally, close your eyes and envision what lies ahead of you - the eternity you will face of torture, of humiliation, of undying pain and shame at the hands of the Devil incarnate that you worshipped as a "god" - you will struggle in the Sea of Fire for the remainder of all time and no where in your new home, in your new prison will you ever hear the cry again, "Allahu Ackbar."
Guantanamo detainees say they planned Sept. 11: report
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The five detainees at the U.S. Guantanamo Bay prison camp charged with plotting the September 11 attacks have filed a document expressing pride at their accomplishment and accepting responsibility for the deaths of nearly 3,000 people, The New York Times reported on Monday.
The document, which the newspaper said may be released publicly on Tuesday, describes the five men as the "9/11 Shura Council," and says their actions were an offering to God, according to excerpts of the document read to a reporter by an unidentified government official, the report said.
"'To us,' the official read, 'they are not accusations. To us they are a badge of honor, which we carry with honor,'" the paper said.
The document is titled "The Islamic Response to the Government's Nine Accusations," the military judge at the U.S. Naval base said in a separate filing, obtained by the Times, that described the detainees' document.
The document was filed on behalf of the five men, including Khalid Sheik Mohammed, who has called himself the mastermind of the attacks.
Some of the men had said earlier that they planned the 2001 attacks and that they wanted to be martyrs. The reason for the new filing, which the report said reached the military court on March 5, was not clear. The brief court order describing the filing said the men sought no legal action.
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