Al-Qaida Conspirator Moussaoui Gets Life...  do you agree or disagree?
553623
Agree 100% \n\nSome of you do not realize that these radical Muslims have a different aspect on life and death. THEY WANT TO DIE!! They die they win. Despite what Moussaoui said in court today. These people hope to be killed killing us.
1110703
yes Zarquawui dead\nbut u have to know that  was his wish .. to die in iraq\nwhile he resist with mujahddin\n\nso he got what he want ..\n1 down 300,000 left to go\n\nbtw .. wait for the mujahddin revenge
529579
Yeah I'm happy with it.  Let him rot.  If he got death it would have been the easy way out and he would've become a "Martyr" in the mind of his misguided islamic extremist buddies.\n\nHe'll be forbidden to have any human contact (except with guards) and caged in a small cell for the rest of his life.  Good riddance.
993597
i found out where Osama Bin Laden is hiding, i enter his hiding place and kill all his guards i see him face to face, i tell him " your time has come, laden". Suddenly a guard is behind  my back but i`m able to shoot Osama two deadly shots. I fall to the ground and the next day the news say" Hero kills Osama Bin Laden"\nOr, i go to space to destroy a giant meteorite which is about to crash with earth, i die but i destroy it. I`m a hero.\nA thief enters my house and wants to kill my family but i give my life just to save my family, i fight the thief, he shoots me but i shoot him also. I die protecting my family.\nI`m with the girl i love and we are mugged, they want to harm the girl but i stop them. The girl runs away while i`m figthing the bad guys, and i die saving the girl.\nBut i love life so i dont want to die yet.
998823
Yes.  Obviously.  He's a martyr.  And, surprise, there's another terrorist that's been waiting for this exact moment so that he can jump to the front of the line and say, "Zarqawi bit the dust, let's go fight and die for him."\n\nAnd if/when that poor bastard gets killed, then he'll be a martyr, too.  And those who didn't like Zarqawi but love this new guy will be more inclined to strap a bomb to their chest.  The list goes on.\n\nCf. Vietnam, Korea, etc....\n\nAlso, read in the last edition of the academic journal "Foreign Affairs" about the British invasion/explusion from Iraq.
1014028
Well, I think your idea could make sense, but it's a bit of a strech.\n\nHow do you explain that all the hijackers were Middle-Eastern and were connected with Al-Qeada? When you're fanatical enough to join a militant group that fights for your religion it's very hard to buy you off.
1045914
Yes I think it's really weird, like propganda because when al-quaida does the same thing then Bush goes nuts, I don't really understand everything that is going on but it's a person and we shouldn't be "excited" that he's dead because somewhere out there people are hurting from his death and that will probably come back to haunt us.
1059683
I just read an article of one man, who's son was be-headed by Zarqawi, and he he is sorry that he is dead.  What a waste of humanity.  I guess he would have preferred for Zarqawi to live and kill more people.  Sometimes those "pacifists" are so ignorant.\n\nSometimes killing someone is he only way to pervent more deaths.
996960
I for one gave a loud cheer when I heard Al-Zarqari was dead. His death can only be a good thing. \nNow the Iraqi government might get a chance to control the country.\n\np.s. I saw the video of the bombing on the BBC well done yanks a good piece of precision bombing!
1076712
Yes, but what is more important is who turned him in.  Sunni's,  this an extremely big deal.  Sunni support for terrorism within their own country is coming to an end.
551641
None. It’s not his decision or his right, or that on anyone else's with a God complex.  He's a wealthy Saudi man who didn't fit in.  No one appointed him the representative of anyone.  The only way I could see him able to avenge anyone is the people who chose to follow him.  Most of these people I consider zealots and bigots who should be stopped (sort of like the Klu Klux Klan or the Spanish Inquisition), so I don’t see avenging their captures or deaths as a legitimate act.  I do see that some Arabs and Muslims have real reasons to be upset, but I don’t see how Bin Laden is their “avenger.”  I think that people who don't directly target civilians or support regimes like the Taliban who so grievously harm their civilians would be the best people to represent those civilians.  I also think it should be people from that group: rich Saudi men with tremendous advantages who still couldn't make a positive difference on his co-citizens' lives in his own country need not apply.
791975
His reign of terror is finally over, but at least he has been put to death, which is almost too good for him, his victims were tortured first usually, then death if they were lucky. Its' his countries way of dealing with people like him, so hang he must. I say one less madman in the world.Just my humble opinion.
127832
well, as a muslim myself, i think i would turn him in. he is not a true muslim, because islam is a religion of peaceful coexistance with other religions. I would turn him in because he is a terrorist, and someone who is a leader of a terrorist group, and kills someone should be executed even by islamic law. so i would turn him in.
24945
In a way, NO because of what had happened to those people who got killed during his regime. On the other side, YES,  because he is human after all and he should be treated like one. No one can judge a person except God... he gave us life and let him take that as well.\n\nI am not against any religion at all. I have so many muslim friends and they really are very nice people - family oriented people. \n\nSTOP the KILLING! We are all BROTHERS.
597823
I do since I am the one who originally put it on this site. I got it from someone in calif.\n\nHe is still free-falling. If he had of stayed in the guard he would have a parachute. Hear bin Laden's statement. Bush can't even arrest the right people. We sentenced someone to death who knew nothing about the plot and was jailed 2 weeks before 9/11. I didn't know you could get executed in this country for your thoughts, even if we find them repugnant. More egg George!!\n\nMakes our justice sysrem look pretty bad, but then we already knew that!
915529
How quick are people here to jump blindly to all kinds of conclusions about this.  Firstly, most people are forgetting that your question as us if WE were sentenced to death....perhaps some people here should try to get their head round that bit of the concept first before assuming that anyone should be sentenced to death.  \n\nThere have been a lot of miscarriages of justice - in the UK think of people who have been released years after being sentenced because they were wrongly imprisoned in the first place. You can't bring people back from the dead so there's a moral and ethical question people ought to ask themselves about whether the death penalty - is something that is right in the first place.  Thankfully in the UK we abolished it but there are plenty of other countries that still exercise this sentencing option.  \n\nWhen is it right to sentence someone to death, and when is it not?\n\nOf course this question has probably been prompted by the news that Saddam Hussein has been sentenced to death for crimes against humanity.  Even in the case of such a tyrant he did not act alone - he had people around him who supported him in his actions.  Yes some will have done it out of fear, but for everyone of those there will have been someone who did it with the same intent as Saddam.  Whilst I abhor his actions is it right that he carries this alone?\n\nOf course, in an instance like this people's gut reactions will think I'm a bleeding heart liberal.  But now imagine you're in a train carriage with two other people.  One gets up and brutally stabbing the other before jumping off the still moving train.  You're found bent over the body with blood on your hands.  The CCTV wasn't working and all the evidence points at you.  Do you still believe in the death penalty?\n\nThere've been cases where people have been sentenced to death despite having the mental age of a child and not knowing the difference between right and wrong - they're particularly tragic.  And then there are the options themselves as to the way you die.  Lethal injection etc.  They say that some methods are quicker than others.  The quickest, I understand, is meant to take almost immediate effect and yet in some US States where they offer this the doctor still does not declare the patient dead for 30 minutes, suggesting that it is not as quick as they claim. If it has to be then surely it should be by the quickest method possible.  As if someone is to die a slow death then are we not committing an act of torture leading to death?  Don't we become as bad as the person who's committed the crime?
1169304
I agree , not only in Gail but kicking his ass as well,\n\n\nit happened in Egypt , since 50 years and still going on , step by step minimizing the peoples freedom and increasing the government powers, now look at Egypt, a misery :( , if any American that really care about America u should take a stand and fight for your freedom , and do not compromise, or u will lose it,\n                                                               a Muslim brother who loves his brothers and sisters in humanity