US 'disappointed' By Extradition

Posted on Tuesday, January 17 at 11:43 by Anonymous
Mr. Mohamed was alleged to belong to a Canadian-based, Algerian terrorist cell that plotted to bomb the Los Angeles airport. Information at immigration review hearings in 2001 also contained allegations that Canadian authorities suspected he plotted to stage violent attacks in Montreal. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/ArticleNews/TPStory/LAC/20060114/MOHAMED14/TPNational/Canada

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  1. Wed Jan 18, 2006 5:09 am
    >also contained allegations that Canadian authorities suspected >

    It would have been nice to have seen actual proof. The accused "agreed" to the extradition. I guess one would, in an endless loop of catch 22s and bureaucracy. Will Canadians ever know if they were or were not under threat from this man! Americans had found him guilty and then were to put him on trial. Guilty by association. He would have been punished by life in prison or death. In Canada, he would have spent the rest of his life defending himself against the accusations and probably no trial.



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