Uh, well, except for, you know, the minor little detail that he didn't have any involvement.
Iranian intelligence bribed some Syrians to swap their heroin shipment for a bomb.

My g/f mentioned something, if the fucker is going to die then better that the Lybians have to pay for his extensive medical care the last 3 months than US taxpayers.

I saw an interview with an American victim's mother, she said that, "everyone in the United Kingdom should be ashamed of themselves.."

I was thinking to myself, "Hello?"

so who are the terrorists and who are the heroes?

this whole thing is fucked up, but it demonstrates how powerful but also how rare forgiveness and altruism can be..

...this thread is getting offtrack because:
...no one knows FOR SURE that this guy was in on it or not. Unless you were in the room with these guys when the deal went down, you only know what you got from the MEDIA.
...really, the families of the victims should have had a say in the decision about his release. But that is not the way it works, and I understand.
...bottom line,we can debate all we want, but only those who lost a father, mother, grandparents, sibling, child, etc. can judge or forgive. Why we attack these ppl's reactions is fucking beyond me.
The debate should be about the decision to release the guy, not the familie's reactions about that decision.