Mossoui pleads guilty

interesting

It's Sucks.....

the Government really wanted him to go to trial and tell what he knew....But he admitted only those thing that we already knew about.....Pretty Slick on his account....

Can I flip the switch though....or maybe we can bring back Public hanging....I bet Pay Per view would make a fortune...
 
I agree

A trial would have been nice. I wonder who the lucky switch puller will be
 
pfft. Just make him a scapegoat.

Funny how the news networks have started pronouncing his name more differently so that you'll hate him more.
 
Thats not the point

What is not to hate. He is an admitted terrorist. He needs to die
 
Does anyone else think that death is too easy on some of these people?? I mean don't you ever think that maybe if we brought back more painful ways to die as a concequense of doing something so outright stupid, that we wouldn't have so many people who commit terrible crimes? Part of me wants to say lets bring back torture and slow painful ways to die. Just my two cents.
 
As odd as it seems

Through several studies overseas. There is a twnd for violent crimes to go up when the death penalty is reinstated.
 
i say have em tied up and people can come up and beat em not enough to kill em but badly everyday that might make people think twice
 
Question:

How can a person be a terrorist without committing a terrorist act? Are we, in effect, punishing a mind set in this case?
 
Not So Fast

By LARRY MARGASAK
.c The Associated Press

ALEXANDRIA, Va. (July 25) -- Zacarias Moussaoui declared Thursday he was guilty of four of six charges accusing him of conspiring with the Sept. 11 hijackers, then abruptly withdrew his attempted plea after arguing with the judge.

''You want to link me to certain facts that will guarantee my death,'' Mossaoui told U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema as he withdrew a plea he tried to make an hour earlier.

Moussaoui had begun his arraignment Thursday by saying he wanted to plead guilty to the first four of six charges in the indictment the government brought against him last December. All four of the charges carry the death penalty.

But the hearing took a turn when Brinkema declared she did not believe Moussaoui intended to admit his full guilt as laid out in the indictment.

''At this point I do not believe you are prepared to make a guilty plea because you are not prepared to admit the essence of the conspiracy,'' Brinkema said after Moussaoui tried to plead guilty to the first charge in his indictment.

Moussaoui, a Frenchman and the lone person charged with conspiring with the September hijackers, balked when the judge asked him directly if he had joined with members of al-Qaida in a plan to seize aircraft.

''I want a recess,'' he asked. The judge allowed a brief break, and then Moussaoui returned and said he wanted to withdraw the attempted guilty plea.

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Easily

Those who support terrorism are terrorist themselves. Just like Hamas. Those who train individuals to do acts of terrorism are just as guilty as the ones that blow themselves up
 
Guees what

The fucktwad just withdrew his guilty plea. Sounds like he is playing games. Maybe someone needs to knock him off in prison
 
Re: Guees what

Vinny said:
The fucktwad just withdrew his guilty plea. Sounds like he is playing games. Maybe someone needs to knock him off in prison


A trifle bloodthirsty for one in a caring profession.
 
Re: Re: Guees what

bluespoke said:



A trifle bloodthirsty for one in a caring profession.

Yes I am in a caring profession and do it well. I am also a Marine and also avenging the death of family members. I think I have the right to this
 
Re: Easily

Vinny said:
Those who support terrorism are terrorist themselves. Just like Hamas. Those who train individuals to do acts of terrorism are just as guilty as the ones that blow themselves up

So... ever done an illegal drug? Ever buy gasoline?
 
Re: Guees what

Vinny said:
The fucktwad just withdrew his guilty plea. Sounds like he is playing games. Maybe someone needs to knock him off in prison

He withdrew after arguing with the judge, and after she's already refused to accept a guilty plea from him twice.

Read the article I posted.
 
Re: Re: Guees what

pagancowgirl said:


He withdrew after arguing with the judge, and after she's already refused to accept a guilty plea from him twice.

Read the article I posted.

Why the hell would a judge refuse to accept a guilty plea?
 
Re: Re: Re: Guees what

Vinny said:


Yes I am in a caring profession and do it well. I am also a Marine and also avenging the death of family members. I think I have the right to this

My apologies, I did not know there was a family issue.

You undoubtedly have a right to feel as you do, however, I venture to suggest that being excluded from society for the rest of his natural life is a far greater and more effective punishment.

It protects society and sends a message to those who would emulate him that they are going to rot in prison forever. No glorious martyrdom here.
 
No need

For an apology. That is whats good about lit. We are all entitled to our own beliefs. I see your point about locking away. But my view is the thousands who died did not get the chance to say goodbye as he will. He stands up in court and tells the judge he wants to speak the the people of the US his enemies. I would hate to see my tax dollar going to feed him for years. I know there will be those who disagree but that is just my feelings
 
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sd412 said:


Why the hell would a judge refuse to accept a guilty plea?

*C&P directly from above article*


But the hearing took a turn when Brinkema declared she did not believe Moussaoui intended to admit his full guilt as laid out in the indictment.

''At this point I do not believe you are prepared to make a guilty plea because you are not prepared to admit the essence of the conspiracy,'' Brinkema said after Moussaoui tried to plead guilty to the first charge in his indictment.
/C&P
 
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pagancowgirl said:


*C&P directly from above article*


But the hearing took a turn when Brinkema declared she did not believe Moussaoui intended to admit his full guilt as laid out in the indictment.

''At this point I do not believe you are prepared to make a guilty plea because you are not prepared to admit the essence of the conspiracy,'' Brinkema said after Moussaoui tried to plead guilty to the first charge in his indictment.
/C&P

Yeah, I read that part.. Still... I didn't know that they could do that.
 
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