Should D.C.Muslim Sniper Be Executed Tonight?, page 5
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reply posted on 11-11-2009 @ 01:57 AM by Now_Then
reply to post by Djdoubt03



I think out of most executions either in recent years or the ones in the near future this one will of had the maximum of public support. I think probably a lot of thought went into the timing for this one (BTW does anyone know how long ago the date was set?)...

Something I do find a little odd is that he was executed on Armistace day - or veterans day as it's more commonly known in the US - something mentioned regularly is that this guy is a veteran of the 1st Gulf war... If there is a message there I'm not really seeing exactly what it is. Mind you have I mixed my dates up? Yes I have, it's cos of the time difference, it was about 9pm on the 10th Nov? About 3am on the 11th here, still it's close.


reply posted on 11-11-2009 @ 10:58 AM by JohnnyCanuck
reply to post by hungrydirt


Oh, I hear you. Let me express my regrets that you were affected by this madness when it evolved.

Now, I am not going to argue that folks can't just be evil...or that this whole thing was anything more than a bad man doing bad things. Nor am I trying to remove his culpability. I only bring it up as I recall some discussion of the MK ULTRA mind control issues at the time, and I was curious where they had gotten to in the wake of the execution.

This is, after all, a conspiracy site.


reply posted on 11-11-2009 @ 11:13 AM by hungrydirt
I wasn't necessarily responding to your post, just the idea behind a few of them.

Tragedy, especially when it happens on a massive scale, seems to fall prey to this same argument repeatedly. Cho was under the influence of mind control. So was Nassan. So was Muhammad. So were the Columbine shooters. Oh yeah, and all of those terrorist videos? Mind control. Same with those people that died on the planes that hit those buildings in New York. They were all under the influence of mind control.

See where I'm heading with this? It's the exact opposite of "denying ignorance". It's labeling a tragedy a conspiracy for the sake of softening it's implications. You're taking the responsibility out of human hands; human hands that could reach out and harm an innocent person at random any time of the day, and putting them in the big bad claws of this maleficent sector of the government or worldwide population. Why? Because you can't see it; heck, you don't even know if it exists! But, isn't that better than walking down the street and thinking the man getting a cup of coffee from the newsstand in front of you could turn around and liquefy your skull with a sawed-off shotgun for no reason at all? Sure. But it isn't denying ignorance.

Again, this wasn't necessarily a response or critique of you or your post, but more of a general explanation behind the psychology of such claims.

They could have boiled Muhammad or let him live in jail for the rest of his life. I really have no desire to care.

Edit-To add, Mr. Canuck, when I say "you", it in no way refers to you, Mr. Canuck, but rather the ultra-paranoid crowd out there.

[edit on 11-11-2009 by hungrydirt]



reply posted on 11-11-2009 @ 05:18 PM by sr_robert1
Originally posted by boaby_phet
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well dont worry your little american socks..

in a few hours the murderer will be dead, he will not care about a dam thing as he will be dead and habe no way of feeling anything!!!! And, if their IS such a thing as afterlife, in your abnoxious americhristian haze you have all forgot one main point.. he is not a christian .. he will no doubt be seen by alot of people as a martyr... and his religion treats martyrs very well in the afterlife.

right now, he is probably sitting in his cell, eating a really nice last meal thinking "bring on the virgins!!!!!"

Gooooo Death penalty!!!!


In my "abnoxious americhristian haze"? Wow! Aren't you jumping to conclusions. I'll inform you that I belong to no religion, nor do I believe in it.

BTW, I'm glad he's dead though, even though I think he deserved something a little more painful.


reply posted on 11-11-2009 @ 05:26 PM by stevegmu
reply to post by hoghead cheese




Seems about average to me-


There are 16 Virginia inmates (8 B, 7 W) on death row, 15 male, 1 female (W). The oldest is 59 and the youngest is 26. The average age is 36 years old.
Since 1991 the average length of time inmates have spent on death row prior to execution is 7.1 years. (Figure represents last 103 inmates executed)

Average time on death row of current inmates is 5 years. (Figure represents 16 Virginia inmates currently on death row)

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