Drunk Pete Wants To Livestream Death!

Defense Secretary Moe Szyslak.  

Another degrading event by this curmudgeon president and his squad of idiots.

Yearly wrap up.

Another thing, these folks enjoy watching people suffer. I am starting to realize how bloodthirsty these conservatives, Zionists and white extremists are. Also the supporters of color who enjoy the suffering of others are shitty people too.

I understand that if a person is convicted of murder they must pay the price by corrections. 

The U.S. justice system is extremely flawed. It allows the poor and vulnerable to fall into the prison system while the elite can buy their way out of it. People radicalized by social media or traumatic experiences often are the forgotten, the lonely or the struggling.

It appears that Tennessee inmate Christa Pike allegedly said, "fuck it." The woman who survived the Death Card is now saying I rather die a "gangsta" than a punk.

Not really what she said, but her lawyers confirmed that she rather die by a firing squad or hanging than experiencing the needle or gas.

I guess Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth said that the "White Angry Racists" is going to jack that idea but use it on convicted solider, private (former staff major and medical psychologist) Nidal Hasan.

Defense Department said on Dec. 3, 2026, they will livestream the execution of the paralyzed Hasan by a firing squad.

Hasan has been paralyzed from the waist down since the Nov. 5, 2009, mass shooting at Fort Hood, Texas. He sustained the injury when he was shot by responding civilian police officers during the attack, which killed 14 people (including an unborn child) and injured 32 others.

It has generate mass controversy. 

For one thing, Hasan is paralyzed after sustaining gunshot wounds in his torso. The U.S. Supreme Court has decided the due diligence is expected. His lawyers are pretty much out of options.

Yes, he was given the DEATH card and is currently awaiting execution at Fort Leavenworth in Kansas.

What is making it so controversial is the rejection of due process, televising death and inhumanity.

Whether it goes on or not, the whole ordeal has the world talking. I mean President Donald J. Trump ultimately had the final say and he dreamed of cruelty toward people throughout his miserable 80 years.

Hegseth, a father of six, twice divorce adulterous alcoholic, non handwashing, white supremacist idolizing moronic agitator is an Iranian priority target. They want to off him, the president, Vice President JD Vance and U.S. Secretary Marco Rubio for the attacks on Minab and the assassination of Ali Khamenei.

For the firing squad to be televised is showing the Middle East, East Asia, North Africa and the "so called radical" Islamic threats that the U.S. doesn't mess around.

Yeah, I cannot wait until other countries practice this on Americans who commits high degree crimes in their sovereignty.

Hasan is an American citizen. He was not radicalized. He was bullied by his fellow troops.

State sanctioned death by firing squad on a major demoted to private for the mass shooting at Fort Hood.

I am not defending his actions but seeing how our society has been since 9/11, obviously this man was driven by red flags that his military personnel should have treated. The fact the U.S. government does not help soldiers with mental health issues pre deployment is concerning. Especially, when that said solider is heading to a place they know nothing about.

Soliders who head overseas think they can get away with murdering, robbing, raping and torturing people on the grounds of them being opposed to the U.S. views of "freedom." 

Our policies is the reasons why the world sees this country in downfall.

Hasan didn't want to fight in iraq or Afghanistan and feared that if he resisted he would lose his perks. Anwar al-Awlaki later became an inspiration to him to carry out the mass shooting. Hasan sent roughly 18 emails to al-Awlaki seeking religious rulings on whether it was permissible for a Muslim soldier to kill fellow soldiers if they were going to war against Muslims.

Hasan stated: "We are imperfect Muslims trying to establish the perfect religion. I apologize for any mistakes I made in this endeavor." 

During his military sanity board evaluation, Hasan explicitly told the panel of doctors, "I don't think what I did was wrong because it was for the greater cause of helping my Muslim brothers." He directly stated to the panel that he denied having any remorse.

Hasan doubled down on this perception by attempting to officially renounce his U.S. citizenship. He sent formal documentation to news outlets declaring that he no longer considered himself an American citizen or bound by his military oath, stating his allegiance belonged strictly to Islamic law. While the U.S. government noted this renunciation had no legal standing (as renouncing citizenship requires an in-person declaration at a foreign embassy), his vocal rejection of his own American identity heavily contributed to the public narrative that he was not truly an American.