Anyone sad now that Abu Hamza al-Masri has lost his appeal?
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This is where the silly human rights brigade really annoy people.\n\nWho cares if America has the death penalty? He should have thought of that before doing his criminal activity.\n\nSend him to Texas and let him preach on the streets there;)
362115
No! Saddam deserved everything he's getting!Osama will probably end up in a hole too and we'll em!
218328
Haven't you heard we already have him.\nhe has been our guest now for the last two weeks.\nWe could not tell you because of all the do gooder's out there who might wanna check up on his health.\nlet us reassure you he is fine and feeling very repentant at the bad things he has done in the past. and he has also denounced his religion in favor of becoming an Atheist.\nJust a few points For the Do gooders Out there.\nTrust me his toe nails and finger nails have been replaced through medical means. Unfortunately his Testicles were lost during an intense electro therapy session we endeavoring to locate them for him as we speak. let me assure those people who are worried for he is well. and will be released soon.
410114
yeah I just ranted to his question about protesting.I kind of feel sorry for him.
586101
Muhammad found guilty in second sniper trial\nhttp://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/13049413/\n\nNot a huge shock- the jury only deliberated for 4 hours.  But I lived through this nightmare and people were shot in my town- one about a mile away from my home.  So, this is great news.\n\nAs far as "feel good" news, I have to say this:\nhttp://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/13043875/
756735
Lol... how sad for the guy !\nfunny
749053
The outcome of the trial was inevitable. Considering the environment in which he was tried (and rightly so!), he didn't have a prayer. After all, the current regime considered to be in power in Iraq was not put into place by Hussein, right? Regardless, with the undeniable evidence of his human rights violations, he took pains to hang himself long prior to America's second invasion of Iraq.\n\nI kind of agree with his lawyer that this was a political play for Americans...think about it, they caught him right before an important election...and now, they have convicted him again right before an important election.\n\nWhen did they start having legal trial verdicts on Sunday afternoon?
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I think that it is about time we put this murderer out of commission.  \n\nReichman2007, you feel sad for all of us?  Why?  Because we are pleased to know that one less heartless murderer is no longer a threat to the innocent, peace loving, men, women and children that he has PERSONALLY murdered or decapitated over the years?  Including (more likely than not) your fellow country men!   Ideally, peace and love would fill the entire world.  But it doesn't.  That is not my choice, as I am sure it is not yours either.  So what would you rather us do?  Allow him to kill, behead, rape and torture?  There will never be 100% acceptance behind any killing, of any sort.  And personally I believe that is a good thing....I may not agree with your position, but you are helping me see the other side.\n\nFor me, I am pleased that former terrorist is no longer with us.  Fear gives terrorists "super-human-like" power and today, the troops of the U.S.A. and collation countries, showed the world terrorists are mere mortals.  He was a man, an evil man and  that is it!
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Indeed, I wonder how long he'd last on the streets of Baghdad! I think one would have to be extremely politically correct to worry whether or not Saddam's getting a fair trial... Sad though it is - and a noble experiment - Bush's plan to bring democracy to Iraq has predictably turned to crap; give them democracy and they'll elect an autocratic cleric or madman. The Middle East typically produces characters like Saddam, essentially because that's what it wants. You can't educate people who are stuck in the Dark Ages.
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The Prince is not a Muslim and neither am I. But he, like myself, apparently wishes to learn about the Muslim faith in order to understand the people. It is through learning that misunderstanding and prejudice can be defeated and peace is possible. He wants to promote a positive attitude between Muslims and his own faith, just as I do. Not all Muslims are Godforsaken animals like Osama Bin Ladin. What is wrong with the Prince being a diplomat? He will be King one day and if I were a British citizen, I would want our King to use diplomacy and to promote peace. When our Towers collapsed, it was then that I took an interest in Islam and Muslims because I just wanted to understand the culture. I knew in my heart that Bin Ladin was not a man of God and I did not wish to condemn all Muslims nor Islam. It would be a grave injustice to do so. I remain Christian and I now have many Muslim friends and they are wonderful, caring, peace loving people. I too believe that the cartoon of Muhammed should be condemned and that it was a horrible, disprespectful thing to do. How would the English feel if someone did something like that to the Queen? While I'm sure it's happened, I'm quite sure that it offended people. Even as an American, I would be offended if someone did that to the Royal family as I am of British descent. If you wish to judge the Prince, then look at both sides of the coin. I commend Charles and the people of England for not condemning all Muslims as so many around the world do. Education and positive relations between cultures are the key to peace in my book. To remain open minded is to remain open hearted and God knows we need that now.
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it is so sad because on monday when he had a press conference he said that he was looking forward to the game. he was looking forward to seeing the only game they played against each other at both 1 and 2. \n\ni think that it is sad that he is now gone but he will always be remembered in Michigan forever more.
78536
unfortunately yes. and after getting his life back under control from alchol and whatever else. Sorry to see him go.
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i didn't even know about him until i read your question. i read a bunch of stuff about him and i must say, i feel kinda sorry that people won't leave him alone while he meditates. when asked why he left his spot under the tree, he said "there is no peace here". anyway, i don't blindly believe in miracles. but i will be following this story from now on. i just hope he gets some peace and quiet so he can figure out what he needs to. i'm sure all this hoopla isn't what he is trying to accomplish. hopefully he can figure out a way to get his messege across to people without all the usual crap that springs up whenever a prophet appears somewhere. and i hope noone tries to hurt him. it would bother me very much if he became another victim of ignorant violence.
870327
He was dishonorably discharged?  I thought it was honorable.\n\nThe poor man.  I'm so sorry for them both.
1070965
I miss him too.  Probably got suspended.  All the good ones do ...
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This is the animal who cut Kenneth Bigleys (British civilian contractor) head off with a butchers knife, whilst he pleaded for his life, on video.\n\nThat mans family (who were not supporters of the war by the way) now never go a day without the haunting image of their brother, son, having his head severed from his neck with a fountain of blood as shown on Al Jazeera.\n\nHe personally did three "live for TV" beheadings and sponsored the rest.\n\nIs is a good thing this beast is dead?  Damn right it is!\n\nDo I care? Damn right I do! \n\nAl Zarquawi was a Jordanian. He was not an Iraqi or a freedom fighter, and nor are most of his Sunni followers.\n\nDoes his death mark the end of the insurgency, no of course it doesnt, but it is important as it clearly shows that Iraqis are starting to turn against the real foreign invaders and that is the bunch of criminals who are only in that devastated country to cause civil war between the Sunni and Shi'tes.
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I agree with you....... celebrities should be as socially concerned as him .I hope the displaced people get justice...........also hoping that the ban on Fanaa in Gujrat is removed.