The Underwear "Bomber"... young FBI patsy kid turns traitor on us

Abdulmutallab does a 180º: Suddenly without warning, he reverses his stance and pleads guilty on all charges.

This is frustrating and disappointing in the utmost, but not unexpected...

Lawyer Kurt Haskell's potential testimony must have been a real worry for the government... any of the jury members with an ounce of common sense would have realized that there were at least shenanigans afoot, and probably that Abdulmutallab was a naive kid who was deliberately set up by the FBI (and others). It was a real shame that Haskell's involvement was blasted all over the alternative media in advance of the trial, thus giving the government the heads up. They had to scramble quickly to avoid a black eye.

For any reader not familiar with the case, Kurt Haskell was a fellow passenger on NorthWest Flight 253, on December 25, 2009, and he observed, from close range, Abdulmutallab being carefully escorted through security by a sharply dressed man, whose identity remains unknown, despite the fact that the accused had a one way ticket, no passport.. in other words, stood out like the classic "sore thumb" as regards airplane security. There were a host of other anomalies observed by Mr. Haskell. The relevant airport security video remains "unavailable to public view" by order of the court.

Speculation time: The kid was probably offered a nice juicy carrot by the government (short sentence? new ID?), in return for a guilty plea. Young, naive Abdulmutallab jumped at it, on the advice of his lawyer, little aware that the enticement was nothing but hot air. In due course, he will realize he was duped, revert to his original stance and try to get another hearing. Before that happens, he will more than likely get "suicided" (ie murdered by some thug on the government's payroll), and the whole thing will be conveniently forgotten.

In the meantime, the unfortunate Mr. Haskell remains a marked man, probably for the rest of his life. The penalties that one can pay for being a patriotic American, a man prepared to confront the system with the Truth, have no bounds today. When law enforcement and other government agencies, and key personnel within them, have become so pathologically and terminally corrupt, what hope is there for our nation, apart from the people invoking the type of drastic, revolutionary action that former statesmen, such Washington, Jefferson and Lincoln, have mandated? The advice from leaders of infinitely greater wisdom and insight than the current batch of cheap shills for authoritarianism must never be forgotten.