Monte Kuligowski and others at American Thinker, indeed all across the country are asking why did Attorney General Eric Holder decide that five of the (alleged of course, except for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed who has admitted guilt) 9/11 terrorists should be tried in civilian courts and five by the military?Appearing on Fox News Sunday with Chris Wallace, Senator Jack Reed (D-RI) who is also "a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee and a former Army ranger" answered the question America is asking. WALLACE: ...Military commissions have been reformed by Congress. Attorney General Holder announced Friday he is going to use them...REED: Right.WALLACE: ... as a legitimate legal forum to try five of the other Guantanamo detainees. Why not use them for the alleged 9/11 conspirators?REED: Well, first of all, these 9/11 conspirators are heinous criminals, terrorists. The damage they've done to New York and the nation are significant. And they have to be treated, I think,...(Read Full Post)