Amsterdam - TV scandal in the Netherlands: The most wanted terrorist in the world is inone-court show of public television for "Innocent" was declared.
It is perfectly nichterwiesen that Osama bin Laden responsible for terrorist attacks des11. September 2001 in the USA, was on the night of Donnerstagbeim channel Nederland 2 is a "citizen jury".
She followed that ONSTART the reality show "devil's advocate" the plea desAmsterdamer Star Advocate Gerard Spong. In the next episode sollSpong none other than defending the Pope.
In the opening show, the two women and three men were found derJury also alleged that Bin Laden is the founder and chief desTerrornetzwerkes Al Qaeda, as not sufficiently proved zurück.Recht they gave to the indictment, however, is that Bin Laden is einTerrorist "that Islam is personal Machtambitionenmissbraucht.
The defense lawyers had all three points pleaded "innocent".
To the dismay of the prosecution succeeded Spong clearly to convince the jury and the TV audience that Bin Laden responsible for the attacks of 11 September 2001, were murdered in denennahezu 3,000 people, more of a westlichenPolitikern staged fiction, being a proven fact.
Alsnicht accept the TV allerdingsSpongs jury argument, the allegedly most dangerous terrorist in the world designated seial legitimate "freedom fighters to be regarded in a war against the West."
In a vote on the Internet were not representative of the participating audience 70Prozent, Bin Laden could not alsDrahtzieher the terrorist attacks of 11 September sentenced werden.Jeweils 56 percent also joined in the two anderenAnklagepunkten on the jury verdict.
Spong lawyer, who in real life 'fees of 450 € per Stundeverlangt, had by his own admission no objections to eineVerteidigung bin Laden in front of a TV audience. "Should dieVerbrechen People who have committed, the menschlicheVorstellungsvermögen the top must be defended," he declared.
Next to the scandal in broadcast Pope Benedict XVI. be indicted. Why? With its anti-condom policy, he was "responsible for thousands of AIDS deaths," the indictment of the TV company AVRO Holland.
