Reply #22: As a matter of principle, I don't believe anything...

[JackRiddler]

that comes out of a restrictive, unconstitutional military court in violation of all post-Enlightenment (post-Magna Carta, in fact) standards of law. It doesn't matter if Jesus and Gandhi are reporting from it. It's not a valid court proceeding. The defendants are known to have been tortured, they can't choose anyone as their lawyer but are restricted to defenders approved by the military. Thus anything that comes out of this process is tainted and invalid. Not so hard to understand. (So are you going to come up with reasons why this process was valid? Necessary, perhaps?)