U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder was
right to point out that the constitution of the United States of
America doesn't guarantee citizens 'judicial' process. No, it
guarantees them 'due' process. Now, are you
going to claim that Ibragim Todashev didn't get what he was 'due'? Were
you there? He was going to attack those FBI guys with a knife or
maybe a leg of a chair or a table or was it that he had snakes and
threw them at them? It's hard to tell. I'd say it was all a blur with
cutlery and furniture and wildlife flying all over the place. One
thing is for certain, there was a man, he had a mechanical arm, it
may have been Aaron Swartz or Bradley Manning or Julian Assange. He
unscrewed his hand and snakes came out and they each had a knife in
their mouth and were coiled around table legs or maybe chair legs. A
bitter siege ensued. Bullets were flying everywhere. The full
ensemble of the Frankfurt Orchestra (circa 1937) appeared and started
performing an extraordinary rendition of O Fortuna. It was very
disorientating. Hank had a toothache. Cody put his pants on back to
front. The dog got shot. Earl loved that dog. The Council of
American-Islamic Relations showed up. They formed a human pyramid. I
could've sworn somebody cut the cheese. There were broads there.
Seriously hot broads. Skip said they were the hottest broads he'd
ever seen. Marky got with Sharon and Sharon got Cherese. She was
sharing Sharon's outlook on the topic of disease. Mikey had a facial
scar and Bobby was a racist. They were all in love with dyin'. They
were doing it in Texas. Tommy played piano like a kid out in the
rain. Then he lost his leg in Dallas. He was dancing with a train.
They were all in love with dyin'. They were drinking from a fountain
that was pouring like an avalanche, coming down the mountain.
So, as I'm sure you can appreciate,
difficult decisions had to be made. We had
no choice but to get a bit extra-judicial. Support our troops and forget
the habeas - just give us the corpse.
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