Good day all. Back in 2009, a major in the United States Army named Nidal Hasan decided to murder as many soldiers as he could in a case attack of Sudden Jihadi Syndrome. This Islamic, goat molesting walking diaper stain, killed 13 people and wounded 32 others.
Hasan was wounded and partially paralyzed by responding officers and taken into custody. He was tried, found guilty and sentenced to death. Then the usual delays happened with all the appeals. Finally, these ended and President Trump signed the order for his execution.
Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth has set the date and time for this. Hasan will be shot by firing squad on December 3rd at 1pm Central Standard Time, the anniversary of his crime and at the exact time it happened. Secretary of War Hegseth also announced that the execution will be available on streaming platforms. Here are a few details from Fox News:
The Pentagon confirmed to Fox News Digital on Thursday that the firing squad execution of convicted Fort Hood terrorist Nidal Malik Hasan will be livestreamed, allowing the public to witness the military’s first execution in more than six decades.
“It will be livestreamed. Details will follow,” a War Department official told Fox News Digital.
President Donald Trump approved the use of an Army firing squad, following War Secretary Pete Hegseth’s recommendation. Pentagon spokesperson Sean Parnell previously announced the decision on X, declaring, “Judgment day for Hasan has finally come.”
I’ve seen a few responses, primarily from former military personnel, regarding the firing squad. Basically it was “Can I volunteer? I’ll bring my own rifle and ammunition. No need to spend any money on blanks.” (Traditionally, one rifle is loaded with a blank so that there is doubt on who fired the fatal shots)
If carried out, Hasan’s execution would be the first by the U.S. military since 1961 and the first military execution by firing squad since 1945. Hasan remains on military death row at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
The last execution was of Dan J. Lee after he was convicted of murder in the Pacific Theater in November of 1945. (I asked Grok about this) The best known and what many consider to be the last was Private Eddie Slovik in January 1945 for desertion. Hasan will be the first former soldier executed by musketry, (Firing Squad), in 80 years.
The plan to live stream the execution has been received with mixed viewpoints. The Progressive Liberals are, of course, opposed to not only live streaming this, but executing Hasan in the first place. I’m sure that the Democrat Socialists of America want that murderer released and probably run him for office.
There are Republicans who are also opposed to it. Currently there isn’t a lot of polling information on if this should be live streamed. From what I’ve seen, it looks like a majority don’t want this to happen. I have seen reports of people who were involved in the crime saying that if streamed, they wouldn’t watch it. As for myself? I honestly haven’t given it much thought.
There have been a few comments saying that it should be live streamed but only available as Pay-per-View with the proceeds going to the survivors and families of Hasan’s victims. (A few thought that anything beyond that should be used to pay down the National debt) I’ve also seen reports that the Administration might be having second thoughts on that idea.
Regardless of live streaming the execution, there is another question. Will this execution actually be carried out? The Left wants to stop it of course and someone might try filing an appeal “On behalf of” Hasan. This has happened in other death penalty cases, and is usually done without the knowledge or approval of the criminal to be executed. Some of these scum decide that there is no point and don’t want to spend the any more time staring at four walls. Others become incredibly remorseful and simply believe that they must pay the price for what they did. There is still a chance that this might be blocked.
Another potential issues is the technical aspects of shooting this piece of Islamic shit. Hasan is in a wheel chair. Normally, the condemned would be marched out and either stood in front of a wall, or more likely, strapped to a pole. I believe that Hasan’s injury prevents him from standing.
Does this mean he will be put on some sort of plank and propped up, or will he be executed in a chair, wheeled or otherwise? There is precedent for shooting criminals in chairs. This was done when the British executed Harry “Breaker” Morant during the Boer war and was shown in the movie, Breaker Morant. Whether Hasan is strapped to a board or seated in a chair doesn’t matter in the end. What matters is that he finally pays for his crimes.
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