Comments on: Criminalizing Compassion: The case of Dr. Rafil Dhafir and Help the Needy and why it is relevant to the Syracuse University community http://www.dhafirtrial.net/2006/04/11/criminalizing-compassion-the-case-of-dr-rafil-dhafir-and-help-the-needy-and-why-it-is-relevant-to-the-syracuse-university-community/ Information about Dr. Rafil Dhafir Wed, 08 Feb 2012 02:39:44 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: tony atkins (UK) http://www.dhafirtrial.net/2006/04/11/criminalizing-compassion-the-case-of-dr-rafil-dhafir-and-help-the-needy-and-why-it-is-relevant-to-the-syracuse-university-community/comment-page-1/#comment-1061 tony atkins (UK) Mon, 24 Apr 2006 23:14:52 +0000 http://www.dhafirtrial.net/?p=332#comment-1061 If there was justice in the world then Dr. Dhafir would be released, compensated and reinstated - but then if there were justice he would not be in the position that he is in now. Sadly it is not hard to understand how he was convicted - had he been an anglo-saxon mason he would not have been arrested in the first instance, but there again had he been an anglo-saxon mason he probably would not have helped those whom he did but rather have been a part of the apparatus that put him where he is today. my respects to Dr Dhafir. If there was justice in the world then Dr. Dhafir would be released, compensated and reinstated – but then if there were justice he would not be in the position that he is in now.

Sadly it is not hard to understand how he was convicted – had he been an anglo-saxon mason he would not have been arrested in the first instance, but there again had he been an anglo-saxon mason he probably would not have helped those whom he did but rather have been a part of the apparatus that put him where he is today.

my respects to Dr Dhafir.

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