Thursday, December 29, 2005

German proposes tagging Islamic militants

Filed under: World Scene by Mac Powell at 7:28 pm CST

I wonder what CAIR would say to this:

BERLIN, Dec. 28 - Known Islamic militants should be electronically tagged so their movements could be tracked, a regional German interior minister proposed Wednesday.

“This would allow us to monitor the roughly 3,000 Islamists who are prone to violence, hate preachers and fighters trained in terrorist camps,” the Lower Saxony interior minister, Uwe Schünemann, said in an interview with the newspaper Die Welt.

Mr. Schünemann said electronic tagging was a viable alternative to holding the militants in protective custody, as suggested by the former German interior minister, Otto Schily. Mr. Schünemann was quoted as saying that his proposal would not be against Germany’s Constitution.

My guess is they would have a spasm.

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