Tomorrow’s the big day! After too many months of waiting, we will finally get to see if noted terrorist lawyer Lynne Stewart will get off by the hairs on the moles of her chinny, chin, chins. In anticipation of justice running it’s course, the usual suspects are holding a rally in Manhattan this afternoon in hopes that Stewart will be released to she can help lead to the deaths of more innocent civilians.

On the eve of the sentencing, show your support and love for Lynne Stewart. A tribute to her legal career and to her political life. Speakers and Entertainment include Vinie Burrows, Michael Warren, Raging Grannies, Peace Grannies, Howie Hawkins, Michael Smith, Michael Ratner, Professor Louie, Ralph Shoeman, Jeff Mackler, Black Waxx, and more!

More than all those Grannies? I didn’t think that was possible. Maybe in a supreme act of defiance against the pResident, they’ll all flush their crippling payload of adult diapers at the same time.

It is also on Lynne Stewart’s own terrorist defense website that Mother Shitcan will be reading more love notes to the Blind Sheik’s attorney. Ramsey Clarke’s handpicked traitor to defend the man who was responsible for the 1st World Trade Center Attack in 1993 and was caught before a planned attack on several NYC landmarks. Stewart then knowingly delivered the fatwa that led to the following after his conviction:

One of the most incendiary communications was a message Stewart herself gave to the Reuters news service in June 2000 in which the sheikh announced his withdrawal of support for a cease-fire between the Egyptian Islamic Group and the Egyptian government.[12] The truce had been in place since 1997, just after his followers in Egypt had opened fire on tourists at the Temple of Hatshepsut in Luxor, killing 58 foreigners and 4 Egyptians.[13] Subsequently, high-casualty Islamist terrorism resumed in Egypt on October 7, 2004, with a series of bombings that killed 34 in and around the Egyptian Sinai resort of Taba. On July 23, 2005, three bombs exploded in the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, killing at least 64.

Government investigators searching Stewart’s law offices found a draft of the sheikh’s fatwa that bin Laden later said inspired him.[14] In it, Abdel Rahman enjoined his fellow Muslims everywhere to kill Americans, even children, “to treat them with brutality,” and to “drown their ships, shoot down their airplanes, kill them on earth, in the sea or in the sky, kill them everywhere you find them” in order to obtain his release from U.S. prison.[15]
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In May of 2000, according to the prosecution, tapes indicate that Yousry told the sheikh and Stewart that the Abu Sayyaf group had kidnapped tourists in the Philippines and was threatening to kill them if the sheikh and Ramzi Yousef were not released. Stewart commented, “Good for them,”

This is St. Cindy Shitcan’s “Atticus Finch” if you’ll recall.

Just doing her job as a good attorney don’t you know? Stewart has often advocated violence as a means of social change but after spending a few months on ice she’s really come up with a good excuse as to why she helped incite terrorism:

“I did what I did for the client because he was a human being,” she said. “Did my heart run away with me? It always does … I let myself slide too much.”

How times change. At trial, Stewart originally defended her actions by saying that Rahman issuing fatwas was part of his religious duties and that’s why she did it. She cried upon his conviction.

Our government issues fatwas in the form of life in jail. And it looks like they just might put a jihad on your ass tomorrow, Lynne.

Or to translate that in a form you’re used to having message conveyed to you *ahem*:

A durka, durka. Mohammed jihad.

UPDATE: Surprisingly, the New York Times admits what she did. Unsurprisingly, they write a piece in favor of exonerating her anyway.

She’s “mournful of her failure as a lawyer” – not for the murders she was directly responsible for.

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