Thread: Muslim Murderer would be tried by the Military right ?

Quote: Originally Posted by nedezero They're already talking about trying him in a Texas court. There was a civilian death. He could be tried in both courts.

Quote: Originally Posted by AndrewGG Keep dodging the issue-you're just showing yourself up for the idiot bigot you really are, as usual. And what am I 'lying' about? Why do you find it so important to lie, you could start your own 'liar's' thread and knock yourself out with lies. Are you a muslim terrorist, do you wish you could come to this country and kill us ? Have you forgotten 9/11 ? + like I mentioned...

Quote: Originally Posted by strat2 And by the way , have you forgotten 9/11 ? Those guys were US military doctors, too. Creep.

Quote: Originally Posted by larry50 Well, they executed McVeigh, although he was an ex-soldier. That was a Federal Prison, not a military base.

Quote: Originally Posted by larry50 Yep, see above. He could face both state and federal charges. Either way...he's toast.

Quote: Originally Posted by John Ellis I think the Military still uses Firing Squad. They haven't executed any soldiers since 61 The military uses lethal injection at Leavenworth, but the last man that the military executed died by hanging.

Quote: Originally Posted by strat2 Why do you find it so important to lie, you could start your own 'liar's' thread and knock yourself out with lies. Are you a muslim terrorist, do you wish you could come to this country and kill us ? And by the way , have you forgotten 9/11 ? Keep dodging the issue-you're just showing yourself up for the idiot bigot you really are, as usual. And what am I 'lying' about?

Quote: Originally Posted by AndrewGG Let me ask you this; had he been Jewish would his faith have been so strongly stressed? I'd be stressed only if he was a Buddhist. Then I'd know the end times were bearing down upon us.

There was also a civilian victim which might come into play.

Quote: Originally Posted by larry50 The military took jurisdiction of the case today without objection from Rick Perry. Yep. That's the first step toward damage control.