the united states may be protecting a terrorist

no, he's not al qaida but he is most likely a terrorist (he hasn't yet been tried for killing 73 people on an airplane. why? because not only will we NOT extradite him, WE LET HIM WALK). why? BECAUSE HE WORKED FOR THE CIA. that's why. what's the difference between this man, someone who places a bomb in a women's health facility and a member of al qaeda? in my eyes there IS not a difference. they are ALL (alleged in luis posada carriles case) terrorists.

if it walks like a terrorist, talks like a terrorist, smells like a terrorist and has a black heart and no soul like a terrorist, well then.............


US Lawmaker Asks Bush to Arrest Anti-Castro Bomb Suspect

by Agence France Presse staff
WASHINGTON - A US lawmaker on Wednesday called on President George W. Bush to detain the Cuban anti-Castro militant Luis Posada Carriles, after a US judge freed the alleged airplane bomber.
“The world will conclude that this administration has a double standard when it comes to fighting terrorism unless President (George W.) Bush takes swift action to detain Posada,” said House Democrat Bill Delahunt.
Venezuela and Cuba want to try Posada in the 1976 downing of a Cuban airliner, which killed all 73 civilians aboard.
Rather than extradite Posada, a judge in El Paso, Texas dropped felony immigration charges and released him on Tuesday.
US authorities refuse to honor extradition requests from Cuba and Venezuela.
Delahunt’s statement was in a letter to Bush and Attorney General Alberto Gonzales calling Posada “one of the Western Hemisphere’s most notorious killers.”
Detaining Posada “will prevent him from fleeing the country while the administration determines how and where he can stand trial for his crimes.”...........

...........Declassified US documents show that Posada worked for the CIA from 1965 to June 1976. He also reportedly helped the US government ferry supplies to right-wing Contra rebels who waged a bloody campaign to topple the socialist Sandinista government in Nicaragua in the 1980s.................