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Monday, June 26, 2006

The Anti-American ACLU

The ACLU has proven once again that it is a fiercely anti-American, liberal organization. On Thursday, the ACLU filed suit in an attempt to force the U.S. Department of Defense to publicly release its files on the Haditha investigation.

Keep in mind that this is an ongoing investigation into an alleged war crime. Can you imagine what would happen if officials conducting an investigation into an alleged civilian crime were to publicly release files of their investigation? The ACLU would be right there filing suit on behalf of the accused, claiming that his rights had been violated by the public release of the files. Yet because this is an investigation of soldiers, they try to force the release of these files, never mind the fact that the accused have not been charged, and may or may not have committed a crime.

This organization is so anxious to castigate America that it can't even wait for an ongoing investigation to be completed before it condemns American soldiers for an alleged crime.

What a pathetic and sickening display of the anti-American, liberal mind-set!

1 Comments:

Blogger ChuckL said...

Too bad that the anti-American lawyers union doesn't get too upset about how American POWs are treated.

3:45 PM  

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