Do You Believe In Miracles?

By Semperpapa

On 20 August 2009 I wrote a piece on my blog called “Misplaced Compassion” as I watched in disbelief the images of Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi being release from a Scottish prison and being flown to Tripoli on Gheddafi’s personal jet.
The news and the actual release left me almost speechless: here was the terrorist responsible for the death of 270 innocent people on Pan Am flight 103 and the small town of Lockerbie, Scotland, Christmas 1988, being set free on a compassion basis, because supposedly suffering from terminal cancer. After spending only eight years of a life sentence in a Scottish prison.

The man was supposed to have only three months to live at the most and the bleeding hearts of the Scottish Court deemed to be a humanitarian gesture to allow him to die in his own country instead that in a prison cell. All the apologists were thrilled by the decision, praising Scottish Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill.

This was last August, and the London based Dr. Karol Sikora had examined al-Megrahi and diagnosed that he would be dead by October 2009.
The problem lies in the fact that successive investigations showed that the good doctor had been “encouraged” to make the diagnosis by British governmental officials. See, it appears that Libya had threatened the British government to rescind on some oil deals if al-Megrahi would die in prison. So the British government caved.

On 25 February 2010 the UK Telegraph reports that Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi is currently living in a luxury villa in Tripoli, enjoying a peaceful garden and a nice tent where visitors and well wishers can congregate and praise the mass muderer.

So, do you believe in miracles? I hope this miraculous story of survival of a man that should have been dead in October will convince you that Allah is great.

At the time this scumbag was flying across the Mediterranean to his destination in Libya, I was really hoping for a couple of F-18s allowing the man to find out the same type of fear that he had condemned 270 innocent people to experience that faithful night over Scotland, but obviously the Obama administration could not bring itself to do what was right.

So the man is living in luxury with his family, probably receiving the accolades of the entire terror community for not only having killed 270 men, women and children, but also for having beaten the Western judicial system.
The culture of death prevailed once again over the culture of life.

On our side of the Atlantic, the Obama administration, via AG Holder and sec. Napolitano, have placed our country on the same fast track to a surrender to the same forces of evil that Europe has been on for some time. Obama wants America to be more like Europe!
Giving the masterminds of 9-11 a day in criminal court, especially in a court just down the street from the site where their act was perpetrated, would not be much different than the outrageous release of this terrorist because it would allow the terrorists the chance to beat the system in our backyard and at our expenses.

Now a word regarding the families of those lost on that infamous day. I have the bad habit to put myself in other people shoes and if in this case my rage reaches levels threatening implosion, I can only imagine what the families must feel as they keep on waiting for the day this piece of garbage will finally go meet his 72 virgins. And waiting, only to realize that the compassion shown to this evil man was, as mentioned, grossly misplaced.

Wouldn’t be exhilarating if a Tomahawk would find its way to that tent in the garden of that Tripoli villa? Wouldn’t that message be loud and clear?

Just my thoughts!