Damn those inactivist judges...

Apparently, since 3000 people died in NYC, some judges just can't make legal judgments anymore. They are just too darn scared to think about the law, perhaps they shouldn't even go to their courtrooms but remain huddled in their basements until their fears subside...

Case in point, a judge refused to make a legal ruling in a case brought by a victim of renditioning by the United States: ''In his ruling, Judge TS Ellis stressed that by rejecting Mr el-Masri's lawsuit he made no judgement on the strength or otherwise of his allegations.

''[The result reached here] is in no way an adjudication of, or comment on, the merit or lack of merit of Mr el-Masri's complaint,'' he said.

''Further, it is also important that nothing in this ruling should be taken as a sign of judicial approval or disapproval of rendition programmes.

In times of war, our country, chiefly through the executive branch, must often take exceptional steps to thwart the enemy.'' from: CIA 'torture' lawsuit thrown out - A US court has dismissed a lawsuit brought by a German citizen who says he was kidnapped and beaten by the CIA.

So during this ''War'' (I can't remember, is this the war against a tactic (the GWOT) or is this the war against a country that we completely occupy and has its own government now (Iraq, haven't we won that war yet?), this judge is just too upset and scared to concern himself with American laws. I wonder what this judge DOES do during this time of complete lawlessness? I hope he has a good hobby while the law is put on hold for the duration of this ''war''.

Damn those inactivist judges who don't uphold American laws...

Big Time Patriot