By Meghan Keneally PUBLISHED: 18:28 EST, 14 January 2014 | UPDATED: 18:58 EST, 14 January 2014 The mastermind of the September 11 terrorist attacks has penned a 36-page manifesto in an effort to convert his lawyers and the judge in the ‘kangaroo court’ to Islam. Khalid Sheikh Mohammed uses quotes from former presidents George W. Bush and Richard Nixon as argument points in his push against America, ‘the so-called "War on Terror"’ and Christianity. The manifesto, obtained by The Huffington Post, was the first of three planned parts that the al Qaeda leader has written from inside the most secure portion of Guantanamo Bay where he and other high-value detainees are held.
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Khalid Sheikh Mohammed was the self-proclaimed mastermind who planned the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks
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He has now released a 36-page manifesto from Guantanamo Bay
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Decries 'the so-called War on Terror' and announced his plans to convert all of the non-Muslims involved in the 'kangaroo court' to Islam
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Criticizes adultery, same sex relationships, depression, soldier suicides and AIDs all as examples of problems with Western morality
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His trial has been a point of controversy since he was charged in 2008
Their communities have been destroyed by the high rates of divorce, rape, robbery, killing, suicide, @placeholder, and often depression, bankruptcies, abortion, drugs, homosexuals, homelessness, psychological disorders, mental illnesses and most of the U.S. prisons are over capacity and crime is everywhere among all races and states'
Their communities have been destroyed by the high rates of divorce, rape, robbery, killing, suicide, AIDS, and often depression, bankruptcies, abortion, drugs, homosexuals, homelessness, psychological disorders, mental illnesses and most of the @placeholder prisons are over capacity and crime is everywhere among all races and states'
The first part is an invitation to happiness, to everyone the crusader government has provided to administer this kangaroo trial in @placeholder: The judge, the prosecution, the lawyers and anyone who works with those groups.