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The Needle Is Way Too Good For Him
Posted by Will Collier · 23 April 2005
Zacarias Moussaoui pleaded guilty Friday to conspiring with the Sept. 11 attackers and declared he was chosen by Osama bin Laden to fly an airliner into the White House in a separate assault. Nor should you, you murderous son of a bitch. Comments
I know what you mean Will, but dead is dead, and the sooner he gets that way the better. Posted by: Full Auto at April 23, 2005 08:38 AMThe thing most of the world doesn't get is that we are not just pissed off for crimes against Americans, but pissed off for crimes done against mankind as a whole. This Moussaoui POS will get his due when somebody in the general prison population shanks his ass. Posted by: Easycure at April 23, 2005 08:43 AMTO: Will Collier I counsel life imprisonment without parole. His term will be served as follows: [1] Leavenworth federal prison. Regards, Chuck(le) Posted by: Chuck Pelto at April 23, 2005 08:48 AMLife imprisonment - he wants to be a martyr. Deny him. Posted by: Sandy P at April 23, 2005 09:26 AMIf he goes to prison, he'll only recruit more warriors for Allah. Execute him by whatever method the state allows and then bury him in the arms of a big, fat, female pig. Allah will deny him entrance to paradise. Where do brave soldiers of Islam go when they are denied paradise? Anyone out there know? Posted by: erp at April 23, 2005 09:36 AMHow about a special penalty for the most heinous criminals and terrorists. Remove the genitalia, the arms at the shoulder, the legs at the hip, the eyes, deafen the ears, remove the tongue, install a feeding tube, and then let them live out the rest of their lives in this sensory deprived hell? There are things worse than death, let's have a punishment people would really fear. We really do need an Order of the Seekers for Truth and Penitence (obligatory obscure reference to see if anyone is well read). Posted by: Severian at April 23, 2005 09:46 AMApparentley, all we really need to do is put his underwear on his head. Posted by: plainslow at April 23, 2005 10:10 AMScrew the death penalty. I agree, that's exactly what he wants. Let him get shanked in the ass for the next forty years. With bacon fat lube. Posted by: RyMaN600 at April 23, 2005 10:12 AMIf we repay in kind, I say put this guy in a safety-sealed room atop some skyscraper, set the room on fire, and give him a choice. What you propose, Severian, is sub-human and repulsive and should be reserved solely for violent pedophiles. Since these sub-humans have given themselves over to sensory stimulation, total depravation seems a just retribution. Posted by: Joan of Argghh! at April 23, 2005 10:18 AMI think that Chuck has the better idea. Posted by: African Moonbat at April 23, 2005 10:24 AMTO: African Moonbat "I think that Chuck has the better idea." -- African Moonbat ...if we could get Al-Jazeera to show THAT video? The one of the pigs consuming Moussaoui's body? Regards, Chuck(le) Posted by: Chuck Pelto at April 23, 2005 11:02 AMA small, bare cell with a bucket. A flickering neon lamp. A screen playing All in the Family, 24x7 at 100 dB. Food from a deli. And a sign supposedly pointing to Mecca that is repositioned daily from the exterior. And a blog where people could send in more suggestions. Posted by: PacRim Jim at April 23, 2005 11:09 AMBook one, The Shadow of the Torturer, from the The Book of the New Sun series. Gotta be 25 years old. It's around here somewhere. Ed Posted by: ed at April 23, 2005 11:54 AMLet's not get too baroque here. A pike set in the pavement on NYC property across from the UN, will be a perfect place to display the head. Posted by: richard mcenroe at April 23, 2005 12:43 PMSimply put Mossy at the top of the UN building, start it buring down, fill the sprinkler system with bacon fat... Posted by: Rob Read at April 23, 2005 01:11 PM... I have mixed feelings about this. On the one hand, there is a desire for bloody vengance that many of the other commenters here seem to feel. On the other, I wouldn't want anyone on my side of this fight to have to carry out any of the suggestions here. Recreational atrocities are a trademark of the other side, we're better than that. Posted by: rosignol at April 23, 2005 01:23 PMWay to go Ed! You win the ceegar! Great series of books, ol'Master Gurloes would set these criminals right! Posted by: Severian at April 23, 2005 01:23 PMrosignol — My ancestors used to hang their enemies' heads outside their front door. You dissin' my culture, you closet monoculturalist? Posted by: richard mcenroe at April 23, 2005 02:47 PMTO: rosignol "I wouldn't want anyone on my side of this fight to have to carry out any of the suggestions here." -- rosignol ...am I not on "your side of this fight"? I'm more than willing to: [1] Spare this perp the death sentence. Tell me....what's 'wrong' with that? If you haven't got the gonads to prevent another disaster, please stand out of the way of people who do have what it takes to stop the war. Regards, Chuck(le) Posted by: Chuck Pelto at April 23, 2005 03:29 PMTO: rosignol "Recreational atrocities are a trademark of the other side, we're better than that." -- rosignol Hardly 'recreation', working a pig farm for the rest of one's natural life. Did it as part of a summer job supporting the Animal Pathology lab at UNE. Actually, pigs are cleaner than sheep. Regards, Chuck(le) Posted by: Chuck Pelto at April 23, 2005 03:34 PMP.S. What is 'recreational' about doing something lots of other people do for a 'living'? Furthermore, what is an attrocity about doing something lots of other people do of their own free will for a living? Or are you suggesting we should empty all of the prisons NOW? Posted by: Chuck Pelto at April 23, 2005 03:40 PMI want Moussawi dead. I don't want any "Free Moussawi" marches and I don't want him alive to serve as a prize for future hostage takers. Posted by: richard mcenroe at April 23, 2005 04:14 PMTO: richard macenroe "I want Moussawi dead. I don't want any "Free Moussawi" marches and I don't want him alive to serve as a prize for future hostage takers." -- richard macenroe I want him as an example to all of his ilk who might follow him. In the long run, when he has become an example of how everyone who would like to try for 'paradise' ends up going to you-know-where instead, we'll have fewer such individuals to deal with. Pershing proved this in the PIs in the early 1900s. We should learn from his experience. Regards, Chuck(le) Posted by: Chuck Pelto at April 23, 2005 04:38 PMMmm. And we were only in the Philippines for about 50 years after that... Posted by: richard mcenroe at April 23, 2005 11:09 PM..but we weren't fighting the parasitic fascists, either... Posted by: PSGInfinity at April 23, 2005 11:17 PMMany ways of delivering this nice man to his final resting place. But few more satisfying than a method from his own homeland. Lock him in a cage and travel across the country by train. At each stop have a concession open for stones. By the time he does one round trip on America's rail line I'm sure a)he'd be dead. b)The deficit would be reduced. c)DVD sales would skyrocket. And just think. There are even more terrorists availible. If you listen to the MSM we are making them in droves. Posted by: Kevin at April 24, 2005 07:50 AMAs interesting as all the suggestions are, I think obscurity is a better choice. Stick him in some federal prison in the middle of nowhere. He'll be murdered quickly enough. Even if he's not, his fate should be like the closing scene of Indiana Jones: Lost in the system, filed away with the rest of the junk. Let his body rot in a unmarked grave. If it could be arranged, don't even announce his death. Let him just vanish - so much for glorious martyrdom. Posted by: mrsizer at April 24, 2005 08:47 AMTO: richard macenroe "And we were only in the Philippines for about 50 years after that [beating the s--- out of the Moros]..." -- richard macenroe And we weren't fighting the Moros anymore, to the best of my knowledge. They didn't like the idea of going to hell because they'd been shot with bullets dipped in pigs blood; the pig being slaughtered before the condemneds' eyes and the firing detail slathering the bullets in the blood before loading them into their rifles.] Regards, Chuck(le) Posted by: Chuck Pelto at April 24, 2005 10:29 AMMoussaoui isn't worth anymore time or effort than it takes to put a bullet in his head. Posted by: RobertJ at April 24, 2005 12:46 PMActually the Moros remained a problem well into the 1950's... remember the Huk Rebellion? Posted by: richard mcenroe at April 24, 2005 12:52 PMThe trail of "logical" comments posted here proves the notion that the rest of the world carries about America. TO: richard mcenroe "Actually the Moros remained a problem well into the 1950's... remember the Huk Rebellion?" -- richard mcenroe Actually, they didn't cease to exist. We did not practice genocide. And after Pershing's example, they were not nearly anywhere near the problem they had been. As for the Huk Rebellion, and even now, I suspect that if the PI government applied the Pershing treatment, they'd have fewer problems. Regards, Chuck(le) TO: jassim ...spare us your 'projection'; steroid-induced minds, right-wing fundamentalists, etc. Regards, Chuck(le) Posted by: Chuck Pelto at April 24, 2005 05:07 PMP.S. My brother-in-law is a Muslim. I know Moussaoui is a jerk. And not the 'norm'. However, looking at history, knowing a bit more about 'politics' than a lot of others and comparing things of the past to the current environment, I can see how Islam could be overtaken by the sort of ilk that Moussaoui follows. All too easily. Just like christianity was taken over in the certain ways in the Second Millenia. We're trying to grow out of that problem. But from the looks of the "Arab Street", they're trying to grow into it....again. Posted by: Chuck Pelto at April 24, 2005 05:11 PMHe is one of the bad guys on the list that should be killed in the name of justice. Posted by: Rod Stanton at April 24, 2005 05:54 PMTO: jassim I'd just as soon kill my brother-in-law, a very brilliant scientist, as I would kill my sister. Now, here's the interesting part about that statement.... In Islam, as practiced in some parts of the world, i.e., Pakistan, Norway, Germany, France, Sweden, God-only-knows-wherelse, killing females is perfectly legal. My statement (above) would put a degree of fear in a 'law-abiding' Muslim, who believes in 'honor killings'. However, from a christian perspective, it would be a source of peace. Therein is a 'key indicator', as we would say in the Army, of the strength of one view over another. Keep that in mind, bucko, next time your sister wants to date a non-Muslim. Wanna kill her? [Note: The preceeding based on the assumption that you are a 'Muslim'.] Regards, Chuck(le) Posted by: Chuck Pelto at April 24, 2005 06:03 PM
If anyone posting here was learning to fly an airplane, we'd want to know how to land it. Moussaoui didn't. That's a pretty significant difference in my book. Posted by: rosignol at April 25, 2005 08:39 PMThis pinko wants the bitch to rot and burn, oh yes. :) Posted by: Cupie at April 25, 2005 09:06 PMJassim, the difference between Moussaoui and us is that we are not training to fly civilian airliners into muslim cities to destroy the entire muslim civilization. A small difference to you, I know ... Posted by: Robin Roberts at April 26, 2005 05:49 PMThat we permitted him to be tried in a court of law is evidence of our 'leniency', as the bastard put it. Posted by: Dave in Texas at April 26, 2005 09:30 PMSo I want the guy dead, but I think executing him is probably too martyrlicious. Since his fanatical buddies get off on the idea of dying for their twisted cause, it's far better to do what someone above said, and toss him in an obscure federal prison out in the Midwest somewhere. I'd give him a day before he's in the morgue, if that, and it has the extra added benefit of being completely glory-free. A miserable death, carried out by the lowest thugs in American society. Posted by: ali at April 27, 2005 10:48 AMHmm, even if he did get life in prison ... You couldn't have put that better. Thank you. Posted by: Justin at April 28, 2005 01:38 PMI'd give him a day before he's in the morgue, if that, and it has the extra added benefit of being completely glory-free. A miserable death, carried out by the lowest thugs in American society. No. If he is sentenced to life in a supermax prison, he should be imprisoned for the rest of his natural life. Preferrably in solitary. This is not about Moussaoui. This is about law- being sentenced to life in prison should not be a de facto death sentence. If I want someone to die, I am willing to state it openly- not say one thing, and hope someone else does my dirty work. Posted by: rosignol at April 29, 2005 04:09 AM |
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