Now I get it. The three Jewish teenagers who set a series of nine Alabama church fires might get let off the hook easy via some fancy plea bargaining.

Why should this arrangement concern us? Because, as Birmingham reporter Verna Gates wrote in a June 6, 2006 article, “Without a trial, all the details of their crimes – and how much planning went into it – may never be known.”

This point is vital, because after they were arrested, the three Jewish arsonists declared that the first five churches were torched as “spontaneous jokes.”

Jokes? Harmless pranks? Five churches!

Who’s buying this nonsense, especially when we learn that the little bastards used specially-designed thermite and incendiary magnesium to ignite the fires?

Ask yourself: how many people have these ingredients lying around their house or garage? “Hey honey, let’s barbeque tonight. I’ll go grab some thermite and incendiary magnesium out in the shed to start the grill.” Give me a break.

So, these operatives just happened to “spontaneously” stumble upon these explosive substances, and then without a second thought simply set the first five churches on fire, all as a “joke.” Then, we’re told, they burnt the final four churches to cover their tracks. What type of convoluted logic is that? Do the authorities think we all fell off a turnip truck last week?

Here’s the bottom line: the Jewish Lobby doesn’t want these three little satanic monsters to stand trial because they don’t want any details to emerge about the coordination and behind-the-scenes pre-planning of these crimes to emerge before the public.

Why? Because then their true agenda will be revealed yet again, and the fingerprints of their sickness will be exposed for the world to see.

The real truth about nine church burnings in Alabama could lead to plenty of angry mobs forming posses with torches in hand to avenge these crimes; and y’know, some people might say that’s exactly what these animals deserve.

Let the punishment fit the crime.