Nizar Trabelsi, a Tunisian migrant in Belgium, planned a terrorist attack on American personnel at a military base and at the American embassy in Brussels. He was caught before he could enact the attack. Soon after, it was discovered that fourteen other Al-Qaeda terrorists in Belgium wanted to break Trabelsi out of prison using heavy weapons and explosives. Long story short, the U.S. demanded Trabelsi be extradited to the U.S. for planning a terrorist attack on American personnel. Trabelsi was eventually extradited, but subsidised leftist NGO's fought the extradition in court and a leftist judge decided the extradition infringed Trabelsi's human rights "because it could not be guaranteed the U.S. would treat Trabelsi humanely". The judge argued Trabelsi risked life in prison without parole in the U.S., which would be "inhumane". Trabelsi was taken back to Belgium and released. Yesterday, news leaked that the Belgian government, on orders of the judges, awarded Trabelsi with €90.000 and €350.000 in 'damages'. What makes this even crazier is that these same judges are not worried about human rights when teenagers are given prison sentences for 'racist memes'. In Western-Europe, literal terrorists are protected while peaceful nationalist activists are being hunted down.