From the Belmont Club comes this note. The Washington Post reports that lawyers are successfully arguing that terror financiers can’t be blacklisted because it violates their fundamental rights. The European Court of Justice declared that the blacklist for those people financing the killing of civilians and the bombing of innocent people violates the “fundamental rights” of those targeted. The Court is concerned that the list lacks accountability and makes it impossible for terrorist groups, once on it, to contend that they are not terrorists.
To fight against terrorists, their lawyers, and those who would aid them requires courage, conviction, and force of will. Let's see if our new President has got those.
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