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Andrew McCarthy: Willful Blindness
April 16, 2008Category: Political Commentary
Andrew McCarthy is a former federal prosecutor and a Contributing Editor for National Review Online. He led the successful prosecution Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman and his co-conspirators, which were convicted in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. His book, Willful Blindness, details this trial and reveals the high cost and ineffectuality of relying upon the legal system to combat terrorism. Mr. McCarthy went well beyond the usual due diligence of prosecutors, and in this book and the related video on the Conservative Economist web site he shares his insights into the mindset and religious inspirations of those he convicted.
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