Thursday, October 07, 2010

JBTs Without Borders?

A Thai court on Tuesday removed a key legal obstacle to the extradition to the U.S. of an alleged Russian arms smuggler dubbed "the Merchant of Death." [More]
So, like, extradition can flow both ways, right? If the U.S. turned one of us over to a foreign government, they wouldn't have to observe our domestic Constitutional protections, would they?

Kind'a makes one wonder why anyone should go gentle into that good night...

[Via Mama Liberty]

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

What specific crime is he alleged to have committed against the US? His efforts on behalf of FARC do not impact US, or has FARC declared jihad too?

Defender said...

"accused of supplying weapons that fueled civil wars in South America, the Middle East and Africa."
They didn't all come from American gun shows? Someone tell our government!

If there's a war, chances are it's because somebody's doing something they shouldn't to people who don't like it. Conflict isn't always bad. There was a mass rape in Congo last week, politically motivated, I guess. Guess which side must have been unarmed.

Gregg said...

Is this the guy that the Nicholas Cage movie "Lord of War" was based on?