Berkeley CSUA MOTD:Entry 10264
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2003/9/20-21 [Politics/Domestic/911, Politics/Foreign/MiddleEast/Iraq] UID:10264 Activity:nil
9/20    http://www.washtimes.com/national/20030919-105619-9614r.htm
        Poor bastard.  BushCo wouldn't have nailed him if he wasn't Muslim.
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Yee with five offenses: sedition, aiding the enemy, spying, espionage and failure to obey a general order. The Army may also charge him later with the more serious charge of treason, which under the Uniform Code of Military Justice could be punished by a maximum sentence of life. It could not be immediately learned what country or organization is suspected of receiving information from Capt. He had counseled suspected al Qaeda terrorists at Guantanamo for a lengthy period. The Army dispatched him to Cuba to attend to the spiritual needs of a growing number of captured al Qaeda and members of the Taliban, a hard-line Islamic group ousted from power in Afghanistan. Yee, of Chinese-American descent, was raised in New Jersey as a Christian. He studied Islam at West Point and converted to Islam and left the Army in the mid-1990s. He moved to Syria, where he underwent further religious training in traditional Islamic beliefs. He returned to the United States and re-entered the Army as an Islamic chaplain. Yee had almost unlimited private access to detainees as part of the Defense Departments program to provide the prisoners with religious counseling, as well as clothing and Islamic-approved meals. Yee may have inflicted on the United States war against Osama bin Ladens global terror network. The source said the highest levels of government made the decision to arrest Capt. The militarys convening authority the officer who would authorize criminal proceedings is the commander of United States Southern Command in Miami, which oversees the prison at Guantanamo. Yee, one of 17 Muslim chaplains, was the subject of a number of press articles on Islam. A month after the attack on the World Trade Center towers and the Pentagon, he was quoted in an account by Scripps Howard News Service as saying that an act of terrorism, the taking of innocent lives is prohibited by Islam and whoever has done this needs to be brought to justice, whether he is Muslim or not. In another account, the Voice of America News Service paraphrased Capt. Yee as saying Islam is a religion of peace and the concept of jihad, or holy war, simply means to struggle. The basics, you always begin with the basics when dealing with anything, Capt. The five pillars of Islam and then of course, I relate it to the events of September 11 to include some of the concepts found in Islam and how it deals with matters of war. At the Charleston brig, he joins three other notable detainees in the war on terrorism: Yaser Esam Hamdi, an American-born Saudi who fought with the Taliban; Jose Padilla, a former Chicago gang member who is charged with plotting to detonate a radioactive bomb;