January 6, 2010, - 12:23 pm
Pops Mutallab Goes to Detroit, But Won’t Pay For Son’s Lawyer
Early last week, I told you about Northwest Flight 253 Islamic terrorist Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab’s lawyer, federal public defender and The Joker lookalike Miriam Siefer, who forged documents, impersonated a federal judge, and should be serving time, not representing terrorists.
Pops Mutallab Stands By
As US Taxpayers Fund Son’s Lawyer, The Joker a/k/a Miriam Siefer
I also noted that Abdulmutallab’s father, Alhaji Umaru Mutallab, a wealthy former bank CEO and Nigerian minister, is not paying for his son’s defense. Instead, U.S. taxpayers are getting soaked with the cost of this wealthy kid’s legal defense. Some readers and e-mailers argued that his father turned him in to the U.S. Embassy and wants nothing to do with him, so that’s the reason he won’t pay for his son’s lawyer and American taxpayers are footing the bill.
But that’s not the case. In fact, while he denounced his son’s terrorist attack, Pops Mutallab is making the trip to Detroit, this week, for his son’s Friday detention hearing. He’s doing this to show his support for his son. Well, how about showing support for his attempted victims and U.S. taxpayers, by paying for his son’s lawyer, instead of forcing Americans to pay for his dirty trickster lawyer?
Americans should not be paying for the legal defense of the Islamic Richie Rich, the “poor little rich kid,” whose family can afford all the accoutrements of the good life and an international trip to D-Mecca a/k/a Detroit.
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Debbie, agreed. Between you and me, this is all rigged. And with Miriam Sefer representing him on the one side and pan-Islamist US prosecutors like Jonathon Tukel on the other side, the outcome isn’t going to be good. Only question if this will turn into another al-Koubriti. The biggest joke? The US State Department finally got around to revoking Umar Abdulmuttalab’s visa, a visa it should have never issued to him in the first place.
NormanF on January 6, 2010 at 12:34 pm