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The trial of Zacarias Moussaoui may be nearing the end, and plenty of people have already raised good questions of whether this cannibal who was one of the planners of 9-11 and the murder of innocent people should be given the death sentence. Judging from the latest news, this is one more reason why I for one fully support sending Moussaoui to hell and to be subjected to Allah's law, but first to make sure that he's subjected to agonizing torture:
One more thing: notice the part where the AP refers to Moussaoui as a "Frenchman"? Let's be perfectly clear here about something: he may have [had] French citizenship, but he is most definitely NOT French in his culture, tradition or religion. In all their political correctness, it seems that the AP would rather describe the monster as a Frenchman than as an Arab, and that is simply obscene. Moussaoui is an ARAB Muslim. Let's avoid confusion here for a change, shall we?
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Moussaoui should receive the death sentence
The trial of Zacarias Moussaoui may be nearing the end, and plenty of people have already raised good questions of whether this cannibal who was one of the planners of 9-11 and the murder of innocent people should be given the death sentence. Judging from the latest news, this is one more reason why I for one fully support sending Moussaoui to hell and to be subjected to Allah's law, but first to make sure that he's subjected to agonizing torture:
ALEXANDRIA , Va. - Sept. 11 conspirator Zacarias Moussaoui insists he does not want to be executed, but for the second time he took the stand at his death-penalty trial and spouted off in a way that could eliminate any chance for mercy.It should be more than solidly obvious here that this Moussaoui is pure evil savagery and sadism, the worst Islam can create, and should be sent to the chair, or injected with lethal chemicals, or stood in front of a firing squad, or even get his head cut off with a chainsaw, whatever it takes to rid this world of such an obscene, hateful devil. He has insulted his victims, in ways similar to how one of the four Pakistani brothers who gang-raped a 14-year-old girl in Australia did in court, and should be subjected to a slow, painful death.
Moussaoui mocked the tearful testimony of 9/11 victims and their families and wished for similar attacks every day until America falls. He gave a detailed explanation of his hatred for America, flipping through a Quran on the witness stand trying to find justification for his views.
Moussaoui's testimony Thursday at his death-penalty trial came as defense lawyers sought to show Moussaoui was crazy and prosecutors sought to show he was simply evil.
Both sides made their point at various times, but the most visceral testimony came as Moussaoui again reveled in the aftermath of Sept. 11, 2001, just one day after the jury concluded a week of gut-wrenching testimony from 9/11 families and victims.
Moussaoui called an Army officer who crawled on his belly to safety beneath searing smoke "pathetic" and ridiculed a Navy officer who wept as she described the loss of two colleagues.
"I think it was disgusting for a military person" to cry, Moussaoui said of the testimony of Navy Lt. Nancy McKeown. "She is military, she should expect people at war with her to want to kill her."
Asked if he was happy to hear her sobbing, he said, "Make my day."
Prosecutor Rob Spencer asked Moussaoui: "So you would be happy to see 9/11 again?"
"Every day until we get you," the 37-year-old Frenchman responded with enthusiasm.
At other times, Moussaoui espoused beliefs that simply seemed bizarre. He insisted that President Bush would free him from prison some time before his term ends in 2009, perhaps as part of a prisoner exchange. He said it was revealed to him in a dream, just like his plan to fly a plane into the White House.
Spencer tried several times to get Moussaoui to say he didn't really think it would happen, but Moussaoui was resolute.
"I haven't doubted it for one single second," Moussaoui said.
Moussaoui said he didn't think his previous testimony on March 27, in which he said publicly for the first time that he was to have piloted a fifth plane on 9/11, would hurt him with the jury. That testimony put Moussaoui at the center of the 9/11 plot in a way that prosecutors hadn't even hoped to prove at the trial's outset.
Moussaoui said Allah will protect him as long as he tells the truth, no matter what the jury thinks of him.
Pressed by defense lawyer Gerald Zerkin if he thought he was helping his case, Moussaoui responded: "I was putting my trust in God, so from an Islamic point of view, yes," acknowledging that non-Muslims might view his testimony as harmful.
He denied that he is secretly sabotaging his case as a means to achieve martyrdom through execution. "I want to fight," he said.
He said that if he were in charge of his own defense he might have played up the notion that he could have been used as part of a prisoner exchange for captured American troops.
Moussaoui has taken the stand twice now in his own defense, both times against the advice of his court-appointed lawyers.
Defense lawyers say their client is lying about his role in Sept. 11. They point to four years of denials by Moussaoui of involvement in the attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people, and a lack of supporting evidence for his new claim. They suggest he either seeks martyrdom or an inflated role in history.
During his 2 1/2 hours on the stand, Moussaoui offered a lengthy explanation of why he hates Americans. Islam requires Muslims to be the world's superpower, he said as he paged through the Quran.
"We have an obligation to be the superpower. You have to be subdued," Moussaoui said. "America is a superpower and you want to eradicate Islam."
He also criticized U.S. support for Israel, which he called "the Jewish state of Palestine." "Every child who has been killed in Palestine has been killed because of you," he said. Israel is "just a missing star in the American flag," he added.
Moussaoui's second act didn't quite captivate the jury in the same way as his first appearance. Jurors did not feel compelled to keep their eyes on him through the duration of his testimony, as they did last month.
The trial resumes Monday. U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema told jurors they will likely begin deliberations early next week.
Moussaoui has already pleaded guilty and a jury has already found him eligible for the death penalty. The jury must now decide whether he should be put to death or be sentenced to life in prison.
One more thing: notice the part where the AP refers to Moussaoui as a "Frenchman"? Let's be perfectly clear here about something: he may have [had] French citizenship, but he is most definitely NOT French in his culture, tradition or religion. In all their political correctness, it seems that the AP would rather describe the monster as a Frenchman than as an Arab, and that is simply obscene. Moussaoui is an ARAB Muslim. Let's avoid confusion here for a change, shall we?
- Saudi Prince Paid For 9/11 Pilots To Learn To Fly': Incredible Claims Of ’20th Hijacker’ Serving Life In Prison For Terrorism As He Asks To Testify Again In Court And Reveal All
From the Daily Mail: A jihadist serving life in prison on terror charges brought in the wake of 9/11 has claimed the Saudi Arabian royal family helped finance the plot. Zacarias Moussaoui, 46, says an unnamed Saudi Prince paid for flying lessons for...
- Is Islam A Mental Illness?
From The Gathering Storm Zacarias Moussaoui did not get the death penalty. The jury opted for a life sentence. Was this an opportunity lost to reveal Islam for what it is? Let’s consider the man – and then his religion. But first, a digression....
- Some Points Regarding Moussaoui
I didn't have time to post this earlier, but I think that these points are very salient regarding the verdict handed down in the Moussaoui case. I also think that Judge Leonie Brinkema (above, sort of) should get an award for her reaction and smack-down...
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(No 72 raisins for him) This was the best possible outcome, and I'm proud of the jury and the relatives of the victims of 9/11. The relatives of the victims almost unanimously agreed that life in prison is the most appropriate punishment. Kudos from...
- A Proper Sentence
The first Islamic attack on the World Trade Center happened in 1993 and those directly involved were convicted. The jury refused to impose the death penalty in the fear that their death would make them a martyr. We now hear the same cry for those who...