Welcome to Primetime Justice: But Don’t Touch the Genocidal State
The news coming out of the Pentagon right now is honestly crazy. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, the guy from Fox News who now runs the military, announced that they plan to execute Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan by firing squad, and they actually want to livestream the entire thing on the internet for everyone to see.
Pentagon Says Execution of Fort Hood Shooter Will Be Live-streamed ( click)
Look, nobody is defending Hasan. What he did was evil, and he killed 13 people back in 2009. Prior to carrying out the mass shooting he had become radicalized by militant jihadist ideology. He was in contact with radical al-Qaeda cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, and shouted “Allahu Akbar” during the attack. I get it.
But turning an execution into a livestream you can watch on your phone like a TikTok video is completely messed up. We stopped doing public hangings in America almost a hundred years ago for obvious reasons.
When you hear about countries doing public executions, you think of the Taliban shooting people in sports stadiums just to scare everyone. The fact that the U.S. government wants to do basically the same thing through a web link is disgusting.
The politics behind this make it look even worse.
Hegseth is a super outspoken Christian Zionist who goes all out backing the Israeli government. Hasan is an Islamic extremist of Palestinian descent. At a time when the whole world has been watching the brutal genocide in Gaza on their feeds and watching our government protect Benjamin Netanyahu from war crime charges at international courts- it feels pretty shady that this specific guy was chosen for a public spectacle.
Think about the double standard: for over a year, our feeds were full of sickening videos from Gaza showing little kids crushed under rubble and parents blown up while IDF soldiers posted TikToks laughing about it, and the U.S. government did nothing. But now they want to break every rule to publicly execute a Palestinian-American killer on a livestream just to make a statement? Who is that even supposed to impress?
It feels way more like a political statement than actual justice.
Israel As “Model Ally” Hegseth Says ( click to watch)
War.gov ( click)
Mediaite.com ( click)
Jns.org ( click)
Israelnationalnews.com ( click)
Streaming something this violent just feels like they’re trying to condition us. If they can get normal people used to clicking on a live video of the government shooting someone, we start getting numb to it. Once that boundary disappears, who knows what else they will try to normalize next. Our laws and military rules are supposed to protect people from cruel stunts like this, and turning an execution into online entertainment crosses every line.
Honestly, trying to understand the motive behind this makes your head spin. I even went down a rabbit hole researching whether Noahide laws require public executions. I couldn’t find any sources mandating them to be public, but it immediately raised a question: are they simply conditioning the public to accept state executions as normal?
The Noahide capital punishment system is designed for speed – not for justice. Zionist shills are now conditioning USA citizens to accept public executions. Hmm
Just wondering. What you think?
Or you have to ask whether staging an execution like this is designed to provoke a reaction?
Hegseth is obsessed with holy war rhetoric and Christian Zionism and it feels like he is deliberately poking a hornet’s nest. Zio shills in government are eager to spark a self-fulfilling prophecy of endless conflict.
You see – in Jewish rabbinic commentaries like Midrash, the Zohar, and texts by Abarbanel), there are interpretations of an end of days conflict between “Edom” (in Jewish writings Edom represents Rome, Western Christendom, and European/Western civilization) and “Ishmael” (represents the Arab and Islamic world.)
Edom and Ishmael are supposed to fight over Jerusalem before the messianic era.
Edom and Ismael ( click)
So who knows?
Jana
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