Staff Reports
Biden’s White House has taken a page from the “Plead Ignorance” playbook in the wake of the latest round of plea deals involving accused 9/11 terrorists. This latest affair has left many asking if the administration is trying to turn a blind eye to what appears to be a slap in the face for the families of nearly 3,000 victims of the September 11 attacks.
The Department of Defense recently revealed that plea agreements had been reached for several defendants detained at Guantanamo Bay, including the alleged mastermind of the attacks, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. These deals conveniently spare all three defendants from facing the death penalty, leading many, including the families of the victims, to express outrage. Reports suggest that thousands have lobbied against any leniency for these perpetrators. Who could blame them when tangible justice seems to be sacrificed at the altar of legal maneuvering?
Nice try Bidouche. This is ALL YOUU BUBBA! Biden White House Distances Itself From Plea Deals With 9/11 Terrorists | The Daily Caller https://t.co/DOEsiZ7uc4
— Steven Szabo (@StevenS85649110) August 2, 2024
This shocking revelation comes just ahead of the solemn memorial services held on September 11. As Americans remember the tragic loss of life, Biden’s administration somehow manages to make headlines for its reluctance to take a strong stand against those who orchestrated the horrors of that day. It raises the question: will the White House ever show the necessary resolve that such sensitive issues demand, or is it content to keep its head in the sand?
The White House has attempted to distance itself from this travesty, claiming they were late to the party on this one. A spokesperson from the National Security Council assured that the decision was made by military prosecutors without any input from the President or his staff. Curious to think that the White House was blissfully unaware of such significant negotiations. It’s tough to believe that a plea deal involving terrorist suspects doesn’t raise a few eyebrows in Washington.
The ongoing conflict against terrorism has claimed the lives of countless American service members. Yet here stands an administration willing to negotiate away accountability and justice for those who attacked the homeland. As the country reflects on its collective grief, many are left wondering if the Biden presidency will ever adopt a stance that fosters a sense of security or if it will continue to prioritize misguided legal strategies over the aspirations of justice-seeking families.
