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[Jeremy Portzer <jeremyp AT pobox.com>]

So, this is in the news today regarding the 9/11 suspect trial in
Germany (see http://news.google.com/ for more stories and background)

        The presiding judge, Klaus Tolksdorf, said Mr. Motassadeq, a
        Moroccan, was denied a fair trial because the United States
        refused to allow testimony by Ramzi bin al-Shibh, a Yemeni
        suspect in American captivity who is believed to have played a
        central role in the Sept. 11 plot.

Why is no one explaining more about why the US "refused to allow
testimony" from this Yemeni suspect?  Didn't President Bush say that
we're supposed to be bringing terrorists to justice?  If so, then
shouldn't we allow the wheels of justice to turn and give this guy in
Germany a fair trial?

There's got to be a whole lot more to this that no one is saying. 
Anyone know of a better news source on this angle?

--Jeremy

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