How can anyone blindly believe that a form just happened to be found with jose padillas finger prints?

Question

It just happened to be found. Where? Al qaeda's local offices? That's ridiculous, but every flag waving crazy out there believes it, and the scary part is, flag waving crazies have nothing to do, so they always vote. And why would Al qaeda have forms for their recruits? Do they need your resume?

Edit: for those who don't know who he is, he is a person who was convicted of assisting terrorists.

oh great. another blind che hater.

I'm just saying, why would terrorists, secret organizations, want a form of evidence? They're not stupid.

He may be, but he was not much worse than a couple of slave trading white men not wanting to pay taxes.

hmm, lets see, he was kept in a prison where no one could access him and they could have done who knows what? Perhaps drug him and get some prints? Maybe he is a terrorist, but with this government, who knows?

Forget i said anything, if the government says it, it must be true, huh?

Answer 1

No one is blindly believing anything...but why does your side ALWAYS look for some kind of evil conspiracy behind EVERYTHING not of your party?

I can tell you that I am not as familiar with the recruiting practice's of terrorists as you seem to be.

Answer 2

Hey, it can happen! Remember Mohammad Atta's (or Satam Al Suqami's) passport was found in the wreckage of the twin towers. Good thing he had his passport with his real name and not an alias so we wouldn't be confused and could verify his identity.
Isn't that amazing how his passport popped out of the explosion unscathed? They never found the blackboxes... Maybe they should've made them out of the same material as Atta's passport.

The gov't couldn't have manufactured this evidence! Never! Just like when they drew up plans to bomb US cities and blame it on Cuba? (In their Operation Northwoods documents from the NSA that were released accidentally through FOIA.)

Answer 3

Not entirely, but IF I were to name another account whom you know to often be "Right On" the money with his answers, then HYPOTHETICALLY tell you he was under attack by a troll, and has 17 of his questions deleted, including some which are 2 months old or more, then THAT would be considered "CHATTING" so I cannot actually SAY that that has occurred, nor, to be technical, can I even broach that subject, so I really have NO good answer to provide you except, yes, I TRUST my closest contacts..

Answer 4

The guy was convicted by a jury of his peers, just like he should have been. Now, because he was convicted with evidence, and not released so he could write a book about "how horrible Gitmo was" and be another left wing propoganda tool, read Ann Coulter's latest column to see how well those people turn out, now the evidence is questionable?

Give me a friggin' break! If we ever catch Usama are you people going to coddle him to?

Answer 5

What was Padilla doing in Afghanistan? Was that a vacation stop? I hear it is lovely there - not. Wake up & smell the conviction amigo.

Answer 6

How do you fake a finger print?
However , in over 300,000 FBI wiretaps between 1993 and 1998, he was caught on tape too.

Answer 7

maybe he was a wannabee, but he got his wish...poor little terrorist, he just couldn't make the grade. give me a break! i am sure his appeal is before the court right now.

the old saying is true, play with fire, you get burned. he got his.

Answer 8

He isn't the most intelligent person on the planet. Isn't he the guy that tried to light some C4 in his shoe with a lighter on a plane?

EDIT:
My mistake, the guy that tried to light his shoe was Richard Reid.

Answer 9

yeah and it just happened to be filled out by him for an al qaeda training camp...yeah...ok ...liberals, gotta love em.

Answer 10

It is odd how he was kept locked up and tortured for 3 1/2 years because he was supposedly planning on detonating a dirty bomb in the US but they didn't even try him on that charge.