Underwear bomber.

O.k. so the panty bomber pleads guilty, Great news; helps save tax dollars for us all.

But some are saying that this trial is a good example of why enemy combatants should be tried in Civilian courts...

News flash idiots, he was arrested on U.S. soil, of course he was tried in a civilian court this is a lot different than being captured in Afghanistan or Pakistan or even Iraq and Yemen.

The brain deadness of this whole train of thought is just ridiculous.



Foxnews
The man accused of trying to blow up a Detroit-bound airliner with explosives hidden in his underwear pleaded guilty Wednesday and said the U.S. should "be warned."
Nigerian Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab is accused of trying to blow up Northwest Airlines Flight 253 with a bomb in his underwear on Dec. 25, 2009.
Abdulmutallab, 25, told a Detroit courtroom on Wednesday that the bomb was a "blessed weapon to save the lives of innocent Muslims."
"I intended to wreck a U.S. aircraft for the U.S. wreckage of Muslim lands and property," he said.
The bomb didn't work, and Abdulmutallab was badly burned. Hours later in the hospital, he told the FBI that he was working for Al Qaeda in Yemen.

Cry Baby Jihadist in Detroit!

The panty bomber is none too happy couped up in his cell with no Jihad material to read.
TOO BAD!
Sit and sweat it out you little bitch!

If you can't do the time?


Freep.com
The so-called underwear bomber charged with trying to blow up a Detroit-bound airliner says prison life hasn’t been so good for him, claiming that he’s been denied certain reading materials and commissary items.

“I feel – how should I say – I’m being treated unjustly and unfairly by the government,” Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab told a federal judge in Detroit today.

Abdulmutallab, who has insisted on representing himself thus far, told his grievances to U.S. District Court Judge Nancy Edmunds during a pretrial conference.

During the hearing, Abdulmutallab said that he hasn’t been able to call his lawyer when he wants. He also said prison officials canceled one of his magazine subscriptions – he did not name the magazine -- and have told him that he is not allowed to read “inflammatory” material.

“That leaves me with nothing but a few religious books and certain fiction,” Abdulmutallab said, later adding, “I think that’s very unfair. They can pretty much take any reading material and say there’s inflammatory (material) in that.”