Sketchy Judgment

It's being widely blogged this weekend that 9/11 plotter Khalied Mohammed was allowed to glance over a courtroom drawing of himself and that military prosecutors caved to his complaints that his nose was drawn too big. According to a story in the New York Post, the courtroom artist was then given additional time to "properly" depict the terrorist. A Pentagon spokesman said, "It shows the lengths we go to take their desires into consideration."

And we are proud of this because...?

Ex-terrorist Mesage to UCol Students: "Wake up and smell the hummus"

See this story re: two ex-terrorists who have caused controversy with their criticisms of Islam. The two recently told a University of Colorado crowd to "Wake up and smell the hummus." Walid Shoebat and Kamal Saleem, whose talk was titled "Why We Want to Kill You," spent 90 minutes detailing their terrorist experiences and explaining flaws in American terrorist policy.