Prole wrote:TonyGosling wrote:Oh Prole,
Ever the gracious one.
I suppose you trusted in British justice all along?
There's a big difference between the State & its judiciary and 12 ordinary people. There was also the little fact of there
being absolutely no evidence at all. Remember the Ricin plot?
Shame 'the Messiah' didn't have a bit more faith in the total lack of evidence.
I wonder if Prole is aware that Waheed, Mohammed and Sadeer,
unjustly spent more than
two years in prison, because of this "total lack of evidence".
I wonder if Prole realizes that this should never have happened, because Khan, Tanweer, Lindsay and Hussain, were patsies blamed for 7/7, and therefore the three accused should have had no case to answer.
When Muad'Dib sent the DVD's, they had already spent more than one year in prison.
I wonder if Prole cares that Waheed (Ali) and Mohammed (Shakil) have been
unjustly sentenced to seven years, today. And that it is highly improbable this would ever have happened had it been proven they had no case to answer in the first place.
When Muad'Dib attempted to enlighten the judge, lawyers and the jury (who had been misled by the judge), He was attacked by the likes of Prole, who seem perfectly happy with all the miscarriages of justice which have occurred throughout this case.
The
truth should always come out in a court of justice, for there to be real justice. This has not happened in this case. It was based on an assumption right from the beginning, which remained unaddressed by the defence lawyers.
Because of this, even though these men have been cleared of aiding the 7/7 plot to happen; in court; in the eyes of many who still do not know the truth about this, they will remain the ones who visited the targets in London together with the
"bombers".