| Author | Message | ||
     Xb12xmike |
....the plane! on his way home and get it overwith. he climing onboard as I type this. GREAT.... what about Charles Manson...would they let him go too?? http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,541003,00.html | ||
| Xl1200r |
Are you kidding me? It only takes 8 years to serve a life sentence for killing 270 people before you a release on "compassionate grounds"? Where's the compassion for those 270 people? | ||
| Rfischer |
Bear in mind, this was Scotland, where they eat haggis.... Be interesting to hear what the 'Wee Scot', Jackie Stewart, has to say about this. Not flattering, I'm sure. | ||
| P_squared |
Where's the compassion for those 270 people?  Why would you want "compassion" to get in the way of, "...reaching out to controversial world leaders in an effort to improve the United States' standing around the world, which Obama says was damaged by former President Bush's unilateral diplomacy.?" Can't wait to see how much this boosts our world standing! The above is SARCASM and obviously does NOT reflect my personal views. The terrorist bastard should have been executed, and if not that, then thrown into a black hole never to see the light of day again. | ||
| Xb12xmike |
Why would you want "compassion" to get in the way of, "...reaching out to controversial world leaders in an effort to improve the United States' standing around the world, which Obama says was damaged by former President Bush's unilateral diplomacy.?" Can't wait to see how much this boosts our world standing! And people call Sara Palin a quitter? | ||
| Ducxl |
If there were many American citizens on that plane,couldn't the U.S. dispatch the FBI or CIA to RE-arrest him and prosecute for the murder of our innocents? THere would be no " grand juries&double jeopardy"(5th amendment) as we never prosecuted him in the first place. (Message edited by ducxl on August 20, 2009) | ||
| Prof_stack |
Maybe the plane will suffer engine failure and go down in the heart of Libya. | ||
| Rfischer |
perhaps an errant air-to-air missile... "Damn, I coulda' SWORN the safety was on!" | ||
| Xb12xmike |
It is unbe-f*in-leavably unjust. | ||
| Reindog |
Any Scottish Buellers here to give insight about a government who "compassionately" releases a mass murderer and terrorist? This insanity seems to have two possible reasons. 1) The Scottish authorities are bleeding heart Liberals. We have people in America afflicted with this self hating disease. 2) Scotland and the oil companies are going to get a sweet Libya oil deal. Any others? | ||
| Roadcouch98 |
Our Own Prince of Darkness has also released mass murdering Terrorists, has He not? | ||
| Roadcouch98 |
...No pun Intended | ||
| P_squared |
Ducx1, yes, MANY of the passengers on that flight were US citizens. Don't hold your breath of the US asking for having him handed over to us to be tried. Prof_stack, I doubt the plane will suffer any real mechanical issues. It's Qadafi's PERSONAL plane picking this @$$hat up and flying him home. Roadcouch98, yes, POTUS has released mass murdering terrorists. Amazingly, the MSM has refused to really cover it though. I wonder why that is? <rhetorical> | ||
| Brandon_m |
Since the death penalty was not sought in the beginning... I say, nab him, cut out the cancer which is killing him and lock him back up. Let him rot in a cell as long as possible. That's just a quick comment that came with little thought. Not realistic but I don't care. | ||
| Buelleaver |
that works out to 10.8 days served per person killed. WTF | ||
| Ratbuell |
Let him rot in a cell. He dies faster from the C...less money spent to feed the bastard. | ||
| Frankfast |
I think we should ban the wearing of kilts and the playing of bagpipes in this country. |
