Can You Say "Pound Sand" in French?

Back in December, we wrote about the German government releasing a terrorist. The terrorist had been convicted of murdering a US Navy diver and sentenced to life in prison without possibility of parole. Evidently, "Life without parole" translated from German into "19 years" and the terrorist was released. BY COMPLETE COINCIDENCE, a German hostage was released that same week, even though she had voluntarily left Germany to be with her muslim husband, was found to be in possession of part of the ransom money, and left Germany as soon as possible to go back to Iraq. According to Captain's Quarters, they're still paying ransoms.

Also according to Captain's Quarters, the French government is asking for recently convicted terrorist Moussaoui to serve his lifetime sentence in ... wait for it ... France! So he can be close to his ailing mother no doubt. We're sure the current administration won't be allowing Moussaoui out of Colorado anytime soon, but who knows what future administrations might do? Because the minute that some stupid frog gets kidnapped in Middle East, France will be offering anything to get their countryman back - even someone sentenced to life without parole.