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To: Rascal who wrote (127813)	3/31/2004 4:25:31 PM
From: Hawkmoon	Respond to of 281500

Why should the Supreme Court have to guess? Congress should provide the answer (which should be yes), Because apparently there is a gap in the law that the US congress has passed with regard to the status of US citizens taking up arms with a supra-national non-state entity. Normally they would be considered criminals. However, a terrorist organization resides in a very grey area between criminality, treason, and activities as a member of a internationally illegal combatant entity. Personally, I consider them to be guilty of treason and they should be tried as traitors, stripped of their citizenship and locked away on some distant atoll (or executed). Thank goodness Gore wasn't selected! Yes indeed... Thank goodness... Hawk Hawk