Don't chill the champagne, though. Under Spanish law these monsters can't serve more than forty years no matter what the sentence.
They kill us and we hit them with soft pillows.
Update: According to the Los Angeles Times, it gets worse:
One of the accused masterminds of the 2004 Madrid terror bombings was acquitted of all charges today by a Spanish court in the culmination to a politically divisive trial over Europe's worst Islamic militant terror attack.They have him boasting of his perfidity and they let him walk scot free. Dear God.
Rabei Osman, a 35-year-old Egyptian, allegedly bragged during a wiretapped phone conversation that the attacks, which killed 191 people and wounded more than 1,800, were his idea. Twenty-eight people were charged in the attacks.
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