A mere beating? He got off light in that no one thought to take souvenirs.

awwwwww

Don't they have a way to blow it up. Give us some high def?

Mixed emotions here.
The perp is vital alive.
On the other hand ....

re: #2 Perplexed

A mere beating? He got off light in that no one thought to take souvenirs.

Well that goods, so that now the Indians can hook one of those not to yet be souvenirs up to electro's and ....... The Indians probably don't nave those nuisance torture laws that we do.

re: #5 pre-Boomer Marine brat

Mixed emotions here.
The perp is vital alive.
On the other hand ....

You can always threaten to return him to the crowd that was in the process of beating him to death.

T"his beating by the victims after the attack were exactly what caused the Terrorist attack in the 1st place."

~you know this type of logic is coming.....

Do I detect a note of sympathy for the terrorist from the narrator?

re: #9 The Other Les

Please allow me to introduce myself, I'm a journalist of wealth and taste....

You see, this is how India treats Muslims... (Channelling the LA Times.)

/s

This should happen every single time a terrorist does something like this, every single time.

re: #7 Perplexed

You can always threaten to return him to the crowd that was in the process of beating him to death.

Yes, especially now that the crowd knows WHAT ALL went on, that would sure as hell get the little *sshole's attention.

/put him in a cage in the Mumbai zoo ... free admission ... no firearms

I'm glad he got a well deserved beating.

I'm also glad he was not beaten to death, although he certainly deserved to be.

Anyone here know if they have the death penalty in India?

re: #12 JohnnyReb

This should happen every single time a terrorist does something like this, every single time.

No it shouldn't.

Brightened my day.

re: #13 pre-Boomer Marine brat

Bring your own sticks and stones?

re: #8 WrathofG-d

T"his beating by the victims after the attack were exactly what caused the Terrorist attack in the 1st place."

~you know this type of logic is coming.....

Yeah, the other day I heard one of these Obama foreign policy asses talking about getting to the "root causes" of terrorism and mentioning "poverty" as one of them? Poverty my ass? Most of these terrorist parasites are middle class or better. What was Bin Ladin you ignorant slut?

re: #10 WrathofG-d

Please allow me to introduce myself, I'm a journalist of wealth and taste....

Pleased to meet you
Hope you guess my name
But what's puzzling you
Is the nature of my game ...

re: #14 Ringo the Gringo

I'm glad he got a well deserved beating.

I'm also glad he was not beaten to death, although he certainly deserved to be.

Anyone here know if they have the death penalty in India?

Yes

Those barbarians. Somebody should call the UN.

Pity they didn't just finish him, and save the State the costs of his incarceration and execution.

Considering what he did, that looked mild.

re: #17 Perplexed

Bring your own sticks and stones?

Whatever -- I'm just suggesting that he should live remain alive in that cage for a very long time.

/might be deleted ... okay by me

re: #22 Iron Fist

Too valuable as an intel asset. He's singing right now.

re: #10 WrathofG-d

Please allow me to introduce myself, I'm a journalist of wealth and taste....

On that note, lets make sure we have no Sympathy For The Devil.

They didn't start the attack at the hotels, no? Is there a map that shows their route through the city? Did they split up?

What's the deal with nobody ever being prepared for an attack? Sheesh! (Rhetorical)

re: #18 Nevergiveup

It seems that the U.S. has make the same mistakes that Israel has already made in their attempt to "fight" Islamism.

Alleviating Arab poverty was the 1st step the Israelis took. They gave the Arabs full citizenship, money to come into Israel, homes, land, and education. The Arabs used that land to claim Palestinian "Rights", the homes as terrorist bases, the money to buy guns and promote propaganda against the Jews, and the education to lead the Cells and build the bombs.

It is sad that it seems that we are going to copy the manner of "fighting" Islamism that will ensure we are still "fighting" this problem in at least 60+ years.

re: #21 allah this

Those barbarians. Somebody should call the UN.

Yeah those bastards should be brought before a U.N. tribunal for beating the little shit.
///

Couric just reported on this video. She actually said the dreaded word "terrorist". However not a peep about Muslim or Islam. She did go way out on a limb for her and said, hint, hint, they might be terrorists from Pakistan.

The dead Jews were all horribly tortured before being murdered.

re: #15 Walter L. Newton

No it shouldn't.

Okay, Walter I'll bite and ask why not?

This video is a pretty damn fine piece of straight forward jornalism.

re: #35 ploome hineni

why do you say that?

That was reported somewhere. i read that also.

re: #24 pre-Boomer Marine brat

Whatever -- I'm just suggesting that he should live remain alive in that cage for a very long time.

/might be deleted ... okay by me

I suspect a few deleted comments on this thread tonight. Mine possibly included.

re: #33 GeeWiz

Okay, Walter I'll bite and ask why not?

If you have to have an explanation, then it's not worth it.

If this happened in America, the bystanders that beat those terrorists would have been arrested for "violating" the rights of those POS's.

re: #21 allah this

Those barbarians. Somebody should call the UN.

That was /sarc, btw, for those about to tear me a new one...

re: #27 Silhouette

They didn't start the attack at the hotels, no? Is there a map that shows their route through the city? Did they split up?

They did split up.

Here's a starting point at BBC. Use the links at the top-right under "Key Stories".

re: #35 ploome hineni

The medical examiner made an oblique comment about the condition of the Jewish corpses having been subjected to horrible - pre death torture.

re: #28 legalpad

What's the deal with nobody ever being prepared for an attack? Sheesh! (Rhetorical)

I resent the implications that if every inch of coastline, every major business, every train station, every school, etc. is NOT surrounded by police every 10 feet, then somehow the attack is the fault of poor preparedness rather than the fault of scum-sucking terrorist murderers. We see this after every attack.

We cannot be secure in everyway unless we live in a cell.

re: #35 ploome hineni

It has been reported that the Jews at Nariman house were bound and tortured before they were killed.

re: #12 JohnnyReb

This should happen every single time a terrorist does something like this, every single time.

Makes me fantisize about the shape that the terrorists were in right before Flight 93 hit the ground.

I'm glad they didn't kill him.

He needs to be interrogated. Also he has the right to a trial.

(then they can hang him)

It's cell phone camera footage.

I'd like to hear the translation of what the people him were saying.

re: #35 ploome hineni

why do you say that?

Because
They
Were!

re: #7 Perplexed

You can always threaten to return him to the crowd that was in the process of beating him to death.

Forget the threat really do it. Get what you need from him and drop him off.

re: #48 zimriel

I'm glad they didn't kill him.

He needs to be interrogated. Also he has the right to a trial.

(then they can hang him)

Good. Due process and all that. We must be civilized.

re: #52 Perplexed

Good. Due process and all that. We must be civilized.

Not according to a lot of Lizards on here this afternoon.

re: #44 Silhouette

I resent the implications that if every inch of coastline, every major business, every train station, every school, etc. is NOT surrounded by police every 10 feet, then somehow the attack is the fault of poor preparedness rather than the fault of scum-sucking terrorist murderers. We see this after every attack.

We cannot be secure in everyway unless we live in a cell.

Well that's not entirely true, but you have to be willing to give up some personal freedoms for safety. Just like in Israel, you would have to have some soldiers on the street and be willing to put up with searches when entering certain places. It is not really any inconvenience but here the ACLU would up in arms.

re: #14 Ringo the Gringo

I'm glad he got a well deserved beating.

I'm also glad he was not beaten to death, although he certainly deserved to be.

Anyone here know if they have the death penalty in India?

After they get all of the information out of him that they can, they should release him...

To the mob.

re: #40 Maximu§

If this happened in America, the bystanders that beat those terrorists would have been arrested for "violating" the rights of those POS's.

Not where I live. Trust me on that. And I live in a deep Blue state. With the exception of a few large cities, Connecticut is very red. But the New York/Boston commuters outnumber us at the voting booths.

re: #51 kcladderman

Turn him over to the Mossad.

re: #53 Walter L. Newton

Not according to a lot of Lizards on here this afternoon.

You do understand their frustration, though, don't you? Still doesn't condone being as barbaric as the terrorists.

re: #44 Silhouette

We cannot be secure in every way unless we the terrorists live in a cell.

FTFY.

re: #53 Walter L. Newton

Not according to a lot of Lizards on here this afternoon.

Actually Walter most didn't say to execute him on the spot but just give him a short pre-incarceration beating.

re: #48 zimriel

I'm glad they didn't kill him.

He needs to be interrogated. Also he has the right to a trial.

(then they can hang him)

Concur. I know I've said this a lot, but it bears repeating: I want this man judged, not lynched. India should hang him, but only after a fair trial and an appeal. We afforded those to Jodel and Von Ribbentrop, we can give those to him, then hang him.

re: #51 kcladderman

Forget the threat really do it. Get what you need from him and drop him off.

Drop him off with his L-e-T brethren in Kashmir, gift-wrapped with a card that says, "Here are all the names and operational details your brave mujahid gave us. Send us more like him."

Then see what they do to their own.

re: #38 JohnnyReb

I suspect a few deleted comments on this thread tonight. Mine possibly included.

Let us imply ... rather than ... uh ... well, you know ...

Monsters in our midst.

re: #62 stuiec

Drop him off with his L-e-T brethren in Kashmir, gift-wrapped with a card that says, "Here are all the names and operational details your brave mujahid gave us. Send us more like him."

Then see what they do to their own.

MUCH better solution than just out and out lynching the guy. ;)

re: #60 Nevergiveup

This is true, maybe he was abused as a child.....or maybe he had a territorial grudge, historical grievances, or was humiliated by an Indian in his past.... we need to know these things.

(all joking aside, I agree that he should not be killed by the crowd, but instead stand trial. That being said, I wouldn't have shed a tear had he not made it out of there, nor would i blame the victims.)

Eye for an eye.

re: #60 Nevergiveup

Actually Walter most didn't say to execute him on the spot but just give him a short pre-incarceration beating.

Oh. I'm glad you clarified that for me, now it's ok.
/

re: #68 Walter L. Newton

We'll see how you would respond after someone just got done shooting at you.

re: #15 Walter L. Newton

No it shouldn't.

Sorry, Walter, when someone is spraying a public place with automatic gunfire, he deserves everything he gets.

re: #67 Racer X

Eye for an eye.

Good, let's stone homosexuals too!
/

re: #39 Walter L. Newton

If you have to have an explanation, then it's not worth it.

I'm sorry if I don't meet your standard to be worthy of a reply. Please don't go down the path of descending to their level horse-sh!t. I see this action as a response similar to the one by the passengers of flight 29.

re: #58 FurryOldGuyJeans

You do understand their frustration, though, don't you? Still doesn't condone being as barbaric as the terrorists.

Sorry, but I've had it up to here about civilized conduct toward these shitheads.

re: #41 allah this

What do you want me to call the UN? They'd be overpaid oxygen thieves if they were sucking donkey dick for a dime a herd.

re: #57 Perplexed

Turn him over to the Mossad.

No, Israel has no death penalty and sometimes does prisoner releases. India can hang him, and they should.

re: #53 Walter L. Newton

Not according to a lot of Lizards on here this afternoon.

Walter, this makes me quite angry. A group of males (not men) bring torture, death, and destruction to civilians who in no way were combatants. They went for soft targets under the guise of religion. They are nothing but common thugs who deserve the worst we can deliver. Unfortunately the terrorists can only be killed once.

re: #22 Iron Fist

Pity they didn't just finish him, and save the State the costs of his incarceration and execution.

Sorry, Iron, but I can't condone that.

But where are the other 5. I swear I saw a report that they found equipment for 15 individual on that adrift boat. Not the 9 they had killed plus the one they captured alive. Looking for a link.

BTW, Is Mandy around?

Looks over shoulder.

re: #74 Iron Fist

What do you want me to call the UN? They'd be overpaid oxygen thieves if they were sucking donkey dick for a dime a herd.

Good one!

re: #52 Perplexed

Civilization is for the weak.

re: #68 Walter L. Newton

Oh. I'm glad you clarified that for me, now it's ok.
/

I'm not trying to start a fight here. You just jump on people really quickly. All he said was:
"This should happen every single time a terrorist does something like this, every single time."

re: #71 Walter L. Newton

Good, let's stone homosexuals too!
/

Everybody Must Get Stoned.

/Dylan.

re: #72 GeeWiz

I'm sorry if I don't meet your standard to be worthy of a reply. Please don't go down the path of descending to their level horse-sh!t. I see this action as a response similar to the one by the passengers of flight 29.

I understand what they did, why they did it, and I would have done the same thing myself.

But, a lot of the comments here are suggesting he SHOULD have been this or that, or this done to him or that done to him.

That sounds premeditated, beyond the pale of the moment. That's savage.

re: #71 Walter L. Newton

Good, let's stone homosexuals too!
/

Walter, that was completely, utterly, uncalled for.
It isn't apples and oranges, it's grapes and railroad locomotives.
GET SERIOUS!

If this were in the US. CARE would have been demanding arrests of the people beating the terrorist and the ACLU would be complaining we violated the terrorist's civil rights and some rightious wanna be would complain that's not the way civilized people act.

re: #58 FurryOldGuyJeans

You do understand their frustration, though, don't you? Still doesn't condone being as barbaric as the terrorists.

I don't consider beating a man that has just spent the last several minutes trying to kill you barbaric.

They recently landed on the moon.....
The sank a pirate ship....(..and didn't ask the U.N for permission..)...
They beat the snot out of a scumbag terrorist.....

GO, INDIA!

re: #71 Walter L. Newton

Good, let's stone homosexuals too!
/

Smack! That's what the terrorists do! I agree with you on this issue, but that was needless baiting.

re: #78 Bubblehead II

But where are the other 5. I swear I saw a report that they found equipment for 15 individual on that adrift boat. Not the 9 they had killed plus the one they captured alive. Looking for a link.

BTW, Is Mandy around?

Looks over shoulder.

I saw a headline somewhere that they're still looking for 5 more terrorists.

re: #71 Walter L. Newton

Good, let's stone homosexuals too!
/

That was so way over the top I was going to down ding you for that. That would have been my first down ding.

Get a grip. And then go in a crowd and let someone start randomly start shooting into that crowd and see how you feel.

re: #71 Walter L. Newton

Please remind me to not be in your presence should a terror attack occur. I would prefer an Iron Fist rather than a BHO to be by my side.

If it is any consolation (not much) the little shit identified himself as a Wahhabist today. May the payback be swift and highly disproportionate. They should pay a heavy price for poisoning the world with their creed.

re: #87 kcladderman

I don't consider beating a man that has just spent the last several minutes trying to kill you barbaric.

The willful premeditation of a few people here is what I was calling barbaric, not the heat of the moment reaction of Indian citizens.

re: #89 Dark_Falcon

Smack! That's what the terrorists do! I agree with you on this issue, but that was needless baiting.

No, Racer X was using a Hebrew scriptural quote to make his point, I was just wondering if another law from the scriptures would be ok too.

re: #93 rawmuse

If it is any consolation (not much) the little shit identified himself as a Wahhabist today. May the payback be swift and highly disproportionate. They should pay a heavy price for poisoning the world with their creed.

Careful, you'll upset Walter.

re: #82 buzzsawmonkey

I think it's too bad only one was captured. They'd get more info on the plans and training, etc., names, play one off against another to get more info from each, etc. I'm actually a little wary of the fact that they didn't bring in more of them alive. Tranquilizer darts come to mind.

re: #93 rawmuse

no, no, no you racist....this had NOTHING to do with Islam.

^/

Thank G-d this terrorist was caught and is singing like a bird. I have no sympathy for anyone who would be this brutal for no reason at all.

Beating the guy won't settle anything. Let the courts determine his fate.

re: #96 buzzsawmonkey

I figured he was just a Wa Hobbit looking for the shire-ea.

re: #98 Sunlight

I think it's too bad only one was captured. They'd get more info on the plans and training, etc., names, play one off against another to get more info from each, etc. I'm actually a little wary of the fact that they didn't bring in more of them alive. Tranquilizer darts come to mind.

What happened to the original reports that more than one was captured?

It seems that the Indian police etc. shot their (terrorists) faces clear off, left them unidentifiable.

re: #92 GeeWiz

re: #91 JohnnyReb

See my re: #84 Walter L. Newton

I would have done the same, but read my 84

re: #88 guitarguy

They recently landed on the moon.....
The sank a pirate ship....(..and didn't ask the U.N for permission..)...
They beat the snot out of a scumbag terrorist.....

GO, INDIA!

A new and better twist for Cowboys and Indians.

re: #86 stulongisland

If this were in the US. CARE would have been demanding arrests of the people beating the terrorist and the ACLU would be complaining we violated the terrorist's civil rights and some rightious wanna be would complain that's not the way civilized people act.

Well, it isn't the way civilized people act.

It's the way that angry, grief-sticken people who have been deliberately terrorized act.
I could not even imagine having the strength and discipline to take the high road in their situation. I don't think it's a good thing necessarily, but I feel no pity for the man. At all.

re: #100 a marine mom

Thank G-d this terrorist was caught and is singing like a bird. I have no sympathy for anyone who would be this brutal for no reason at all.

Beating the guy won't settle anything. Let the courts determine his fate.

Oh, he had reasons, just that I doubt those reasons would be comprehensible to anyone not of the death cult.

re: #93 rawmuse

If it is any consolation (not much) the little shit identified himself as a Wahhabist today. May the payback be swift and highly disproportionate. They should pay a heavy price for poisoning the world with their creed.

How do we administer said payback, without wrecking the oil flow we need? I've never been able to find a good answer to that question.

We don't need another incident of this being spread across the news. No Mussolini moments for him.

CNN header: The U.S. warned India of a potential maritime attack on Mumbai weeks before 179 people were killed, a U.S. official says.

re: #103 Wishing

It seems that the Indian police etc. shot their (terrorists) faces clear off, left them unidentifiable.

Exactly. Why would they want them unidentifiable?

So long as they read him his rights first....

If you resist arrest in the States, you're liable to get smacked with a baton as well. This terror suspect was clearly uncooperative.

re: #103 Wishing

It seems that the Indian police etc. shot their (terrorists) faces clear off, left them unidentifiable.

Good for them!

re: #107 FurryOldGuyJeans

Oh, he had reasons, just that I doubt those reasons would be comprehensible to anyone not of the death cult.

well...and this person from the LA TIMES

re: #110 Killgore Trout

CNN header: The U.S. warned India of a potential maritime attack on Mumbai weeks before 179 people were killed, a U.S. official says.

So when will CNN blame Bush for the failure to heed the warning?

re: #42 pre-Boomer Marine brat

They did split up.

Here's a starting point at BBC. Use the links at the top-right under "Key Stories".

I'm getting that there were five groups (probably two guys each).

One group of two went to the train station first, left, fired at the hospital on the way, and was caught near the shore, where one was killed and the other captured.

So the other 8 went to 1) The Jewish Center, 2) The Oberoi, 3) The Taj, and 4) a cafe

as the other groups of gunmen were attacking a cafe, two luxury hotels and a Jewish cultural centre.

Reports are that two went to the Oberoi, and were killed there, and that two went to the Jewish Center, and were killed there.

Another report says 4 terrorists were at the hospital and 2 killed there. That is eight of the 10.

But other reports say up to 7 gun men were at the Taj.

Still early days yet. The facts should be more clear later.

re: #104 Walter L. Newton

re: #91 JohnnyReb

See my re: #84 Walter L. Newton

I would have done the same, but read my 84

OK I see the first few comments. Those were over the top. You were right about that. Sorry and I agree. The beating was justified IMO, but some of the first few comments were out of line.

re: #100 a marine mom

Thank G-d this terrorist was caught and is singing like a bird. I have no sympathy for anyone who would be this brutal for no reason at all.

Beating the guy won't settle anything. Let the courts determine his fate.

On one of the Military Channels they are doing the "Battle History of the Marine Corp"

re: #115 WrathofG-d

well...and this person from the LA TIMES

And yet the live terrorist is NOT Indian...he's Pakistani.

I do think the Indians love life, while their attackers love death. It makes me think India is such a special country (I've thought it all my life) but it makes them vulnerable (like Israel) and needing well considered tactics, training, and concealed carry permits among the general public.

re: #108 Dark_Falcon

How do we administer said payback, without wrecking the oil flow we need? I've never been able to find a good answer to that question.

I have an answere.

It seems that our survival instinct is not as strong as it once was.

re: #101 WrathofG-d

I figured he was just a Wa Hobbit looking for the shire-ea.

No, he's an Orc of Mordor. He has the cowardice for Morgoth and Sauron to prove it.

re: #87 kcladderman

I don't consider beating a man that has just spent the last several minutes trying to kill you barbaric.

I call it justice. To not do anything, that's the......hell, I can't even think of the word to describe that.

re: #117 Silhouette

Yeah, early days.

re: #27 Silhouette

They didn't start the attack at the hotels, no? Is there a map that shows their route through the city? Did they split up?

There's an interactive map, 3 pages (one for each day) here - click at the 2nd graphic on the left, you will need to scroll to get to it.

re: #34 buzzsawmonkey

I know someone who won't set traps for mice for fear it will attract them. Similar mindset to not preparing for terrorist attacks; if you don't prepare, they won't happen.

That's sounds about right. Ignore history, ignore biology.

This should happen every single time a terrorist does something like this, every single time.

Terrorists should be placed in stockades in the town square (after interrogated), and let the public do to them as they will.

re: #120 FurryOldGuyJeans

And yet the live terrorist is NOT Indian...he's Pakistani.

Oh wait, now you want logic? Even if the ISLAMists were indian it wouldn't justify what they did. For me it is at that point that their argument is without logic.

Good evening.
OT: the market to it hard on the chin today , with the DOW dropping 7.7% in one day. Some drop was to be expected just cause of the 5 day straight rise last week, but 679 points in one day shows a lot of fear still out there.

re: #122 buzzsawmonkey

Airlift troops into Saudi Arabia, secure the oilfields (which Americans found, developed, and ran before we acceded to the Saudis nationalizing them), guard the perimeter, and take the necessary.

There is nothing sacred about the Saudi regime. They are merely the most prominent band of brigands of the many that warred in the Arabian peninsula, who were given custody of the peninsula by the now-defunct British Empire after WWI in return for their assistance against the Ottomans. As a regime which owes its entire existence to the backing of a dead colonial power, they have less legitimacy than the State of Israel.

I'm guessing this has been gamed out already in some DIA/War College Sim.

Flight 93: Let's Roll!

I don't think we here in the USA are really much more prepared for an attack like this. The reason it happened in India rather than here is that we do not have a border with Pakistan and Kashmir. If these animals could sneak into NYC with the necessary arms, they could kill just as many or more.

re: #130 Brutus

Terrorists should be placed in stockades in the town square (after interrogated), and let the public do to them as they will.

Well, maybe Obama will use your suggestion and get the terrorist at Gitmo ready for a little move to Times Square.

re: #131 buzzsawmonkey

Domestic moonbats keep prating about a "New World Order." There's a new World Mordor a-brewing under their noses, and they don't even see it.

When the LOTR movies were in release or just out on home video I heard so much Leftist rhetoric about Bush being Sauron and having the One Ring, etc. The Left loves calling white black and darkness light.

re: #137 Walter L. Newton

Well, maybe Obama will use your suggestion and get the terrorist at Gitmo ready for a little move to Times Square.

They would get invited to dinner parties on the Upper West Side.

re: #122 buzzsawmonkey

Airlift troops into Saudi Arabia, secure the oilfields (which Americans found, developed, and ran before we acceded to the Saudis nationalizing them), guard the perimeter, and take the necessary.

There is nothing sacred about the Saudi regime. They are merely the most prominent band of brigands of the many that warred in the Arabian peninsula, who were given custody of the peninsula by the now-defunct British Empire after WWI in return for their assistance against the Ottomans. As a regime which owes its entire existence to the backing of a dead colonial power, they have less legitimacy than the State of Israel.

That's part of my answere. But as a bit of refute, Israel has as much legitimacy to exist as the United States.

We cannot be secure in everyway unless we live in a cell.

Quite true. However, the widespread ownership and carry of firearms by the general public sure helps.

Too bad most of the world's population doesn't have that option, without being labeled as criminals by their "betters."

re: #137 Walter L. Newton

Well, maybe Obama will use your suggestion and get the terrorist at Gitmo ready for a little move to Times Square.

Yeah but Obama will put them up the Marriott on 42nd Street. Probably Concierge level!

re: #131 buzzsawmonkey

Domestic moonbats keep prating about a "New World Order." There's a new World Mordor a-brewing under their noses, and they don't even see it.

With Obama as The One (Ring).

re: #142 Nevergiveup

Yeah but Obama will put them up the Marriott on 42nd Street. Probably Concierge level!

Plus they would probably be booked on Letterman

re: #132 WrathofG-d

Oh wait, now you want logic? Even if the ISLAMists were indian it wouldn't justify what they did. For me it is at that point that their argument is without logic.

The logic (lack of actually) of the editorial writer is what I was referring to, his use of a Pakistani terrorist to try justifying some pro-Muslim Indian agenda.

Expecting people who somehow survive a massacre, and get their hands on the murderer instead of being slaughtered in cold blood, to behave like perfect gentlemen is a little...outlandish.

re: #134 brickthruplateglasswindow

According to Robert Baer's first book, the Defense Department created a contingency plan for attacking and securing the Saudi oil fields, and keeps the plan updated. He mentioned how many troops the plan requires, and it was not trivial. Some number of divisions, I can't remember exactly.

re: #144 kcladderman

Plus they would probably be booked on Letterman

And the women on The View would fawn all over them and tell them how good looking they are.

re: #130 Brutus

Terrorists should be placed in stockades in the town square (after interrogated), and let the public do to them as they will.

I don't agree with that. It makes us too violent in "the town square". I'm for deputized concealed carry people who take out anybody running around shooting civilians. Instantly. That is one reason this type of attack would be less likely to succeed in a U.S. city (excluding universities, which are living in la la land and have disarmed the good folks while allowing the monsters in with their guns blazing). After 9-11, lots of people will react fast and not put up with this crap.

re: #136 Nevergiveup

I don't think we here in the USA are really much more prepared for an attack like this. The reason it happened in India rather than here is that we do not have a border with Pakistan and Kashmir. If these animals could sneak into NYC with the necessary arms, they could kill just as many or more.

Oh. You mean they could sneak in like they do from Mexico or Canada?

re: #139 rawmuse

They would get invited to dinner parties on the Upper West Side.

Well, one of them has been studying at Yale for the past few years. I'm sure he made it into New York for a few dinner parties.

re: #110 Killgore Trout

CNN header: The U.S. warned India of a potential maritime attack on Mumbai weeks before 179 people were killed, a U.S. official says.

BUSH KNEW!

re: #136 Nevergiveup

I don't think we here in the USA are really much more prepared for an attack like this. The reason it happened in India rather than here is that we do not have a border with Pakistan and Kashmir. If these animals could sneak into NYC with the necessary arms, they could kill just as many or more.

Many Americans have legal carry permits, and that does make a difference.

AGAIN!

He deserved the beating and he deserves to die screaming and shitting himself in terror. In the mean time, coax whatever intel is needed from him in any way deemed fit and then throw his carcass out for the hogs to tear apart.

re: #146 Shay4l

Expecting people who somehow survive a massacre, and get their hands on the murderer instead of being slaughtered in cold blood, to behave like perfect gentlemen is a little...outlandish.

All too true. You get mob psychology/pack behavior. Hard to do anything rational when that happens. People who would normally be passive, while in a mob, could do incredibly evil acts.

re: #153 Wishing

Many Americans have legal carry permits, and that does make a difference.

That and the NYPD would react faster and better than the police in Mumbai.

re: #151 Last Mohican

Well, one of them has been studying at Yale for the past few years. I'm sure he made it into New York for a few dinner parties.

OK, then, book circuit, sure thing.

re: #122 buzzsawmonkey

There is nothing sacred about the Saudi regime.

And the Hashemite family is the hereditary Guardian of the Two Shrines.

re: #156 Perplexed

All too true. You get mob psychology/pack behavior. Hard to do anything rational when that happens. People who would normally be passive, while in a mob, could do incredibly evil acts.

Are you saying that beating the terrorist was evil?

re: #145 FurryOldGuyJeans

I will just repeat my most popular refrain on these issues: If Governmental slight were the cause of mass murder and Terrorism, Jews would be destroying in every city, through every generation.

We just don't do that however....

re: #84 Walter L. Newton

What part of "war" are you unclear about? War is a savage thing. You can't win a war by nicing the enemy to death.

This is a horrible sight.

I squirm in revulsion.

This alleged gunman should be tried and, if convicted, fined and given counseling.

His fine should be waived because we can assume that he is poor and oppressed, but in waiving the fine the judge should FIRMLY convey (perhaps even by memorandum) that the fine will be reimposed if the gentleman re-engages in slaughtering random people in public at any point in the next 5 years.

/

I wonder how many American Leftist Democrat lawyers are on a plane this minute flying to India to try and get this puke off with a wrist slap?

re: #136 Nevergiveup

I don't think we here in the USA are really much more prepared for an attack like this. The reason it happened in India rather than here is that we do not have a border with Pakistan and Kashmir. If these animals could sneak into NYC with the necessary arms, they could kill just as many or more.

Have you taken a taxi in New York recently? They're already right there.

As for the necessary arms... full-auto AK47's and frag grenades are illegal for civilian possession in the U.S. But both major political parties have concluded that it would be inhumane to have any sort of fences on the Mexican border. And I don't think anyone has even proposed having any security at all on the Canadian border.

Basically, they'll do it whenever they feel like it. And then Obama will blame the victims for a "failure of empathy" again.

re: #150 Soona'

Oh. You mean they could sneak in like they do from Mexico or Canada?

As big a sieve as those borders are, they are nothing compared to the multitudes that are able, especially with the help of State sponsors like Pakistan's Intelligence services, to sneak into India. Not to mention India's own and somewhat radicalized Muslim population.

re: #147 Last Mohican

the Defense Department created a contingency plan for attacking and securing the Saudi oil fields.

But I'm sure the Defense Department keeps a contingency plan updated for attacking and securing lots of places. Russia, Peru, Atlanta, the moon. Okay, not the moon.

re: #44 Silhouette

I resent the implications that if every inch of coastline, every major business, every train station, every school, etc. is NOT surrounded by police every 10 feet, then somehow the attack is the fault of poor preparedness rather than the fault of scum-sucking terrorist murderers. We see this after every attack.

We cannot be secure in everyway unless we live in a cell.

Well, that level of security is not what I'm thinking of. I'm thinking some security as opposed to none. Then there is the optimal concept. The 20% effort/expenditure that gets us 80% of the results. Something. The type of lack of preparedness of the airlines before 9/11 is the perfect example. Then there continued to be people who would undermine effort to secure the airlines; the Sky Marshall program for example. I don't go to a great deal of trouble, but if, for example, someone were to break into my house while I am home, they would probably be dead in a few seconds. If they break in while I am gone, an alarm goes off. None of this preparation is difficult or expensive. I don't even think about it.

re: #136 Nevergiveup

I don't think we here in the USA are really much more prepared for an attack like this. The reason it happened in India rather than here is that we do not have a border with Pakistan and Kashmir. If these animals could sneak into NYC with the necessary arms, they could kill just as many or more.

I don't agree with that at all. Or at least in NYC.

I'm sure the NYPD rapid response teams and anti-terror units would respond in a much more professional way than the Indian *ahem* Commandos.

re: #153 Wishing

Many Americans have legal carry permits, and that does make a difference.

Not enough and not in a place like NYC. Maybe more in Texas.

re: #152 Ben Hur

BUSH KNEW!

I actually already heard that argument/theory this morning on scAir America.

Its either that, or "its just an internal issue" (ie: re: Kashmir)

Having been left to the mob like that he's lucky to be alive. Not that I'm glad he is.

re: #109 Perplexed

We don't need another incident of this being spread across the news. No Mussolini moments for him.

General Loan did escape from Vietnam with the south fell to the Communists. He tried to run a retail business here in the US but the Marxist trash did everything they could to drive him out of business.

re: #155 Kragar (proud to be kafir)

He deserved the beating and he deserves to die screaming and shitting himself in terror.

They only turned me right side up yesterday.

re: #155 Kragar (proud to be kafir)

He deserved the beating and he deserves to die screaming and shitting himself in terror. In the mean time, coax whatever intel is needed from him in any way deemed fit and then throw his carcass out for the hogs to tear apart.

Thank you. My feelings exactly.

re: #148 monkeytime

And the women on The View would fawn all over them and tell them how good looking they are.

Speaking gig at Colombia?

re: #161 kcladderman

Are you saying that beating the terrorist was evil?

No, the actions of a mob pretty much are random. The surprising thing is that no mosques were torched.

re: #176 Ben Hur

They only turned me right side up yesterday.

Are you in the hospital?

OT: Seriously COOL eclipse in the Southern Sky - Moon/Jupiter/Venus - AWESOME!

re: #171 Ben Hur

I don't agree with that at all. Or at least in NYC.

I'm sure the NYPD rapid response teams and anti-terror units would respond in a much more professional way than the Indian *ahem* Commandos.

Yes after the fact I am sure they would. But do you see heavily armed guards at the NYC Hotels or for that matter at the Football or baseball games anymore?

re: #172 Nevergiveup

Not enough and not in a place like NYC. Maybe more in Texas.

I was thinking about that earlier. Let's say that some perps open up on the NYC subway system, and let's say that there is a Bernie Goetz type there that has a piece and shoots back. I am thinking at that point that he is indistinguishable from the perps and risks getting plugged by the cops, when they show up.
Got to know when to drop it, I guess.

re: #180 Perplexed

No, the actions of a mob pretty much are random. The surprising thing is that no mosques were torched.

Thank goodness for that. If any mosques had been attacked, the MSM would have made that the issue.

re: #178 VegasRick

Speaking gig at Colombia?

Speaking gig for the squeaking pig.

re: #166 Last Mohican

I hope that you aren't under the impression that fully automatic weapons and explosives are unavailable simply because they are illegal. Their being illegal makes it marginally more difficult to find them but, if they put forth the effort the Jihadis can get pretty near anything that they want.

re: #178 VegasRick

Speaking gig at Colombia?

Speaking gig? Hell, he'd be an adjunct professor!

And then there'd be a Steven Spielberg docu-drama, exploring the complexity of the terrorist's mind, and demonstrating how all of us are just as bad as the terrorist.

Hey - we have a real-time ethics problem. Or at least the Indians do.

They have a guy in custody and it appears (at least according to drudge) that there are 5 terrorists unaccounted for who may be off to cause more mayhem.

Does the terrorist in custody know? What if there is a pending attack? Does it justify torture? Textbook case, but happening in real time in India. I am wondering why I don't hear any leftists screaming about what India may or may not be doing - they screamed forever about "what was going on at Guantanamo" without knowing.

re: #104 Walter L. Newton

I would have done the same, but read my 84

Walter, I respect you as a valued poster here, ok here comes the but I believe in this case you painted with a broad brush and was too quick with the gun/brush. Look, we agree that a civil society must adhere to standards but when one is put into a situation where survival is key the standards go out the door pretty quick. I cannot agree with any criticism of people responding with survival instincts. I suspect we agree more than we dis-agree on this issue as well as many others.

re: #183 Nevergiveup

Yes after the fact I am sure they would. But do you see heavily armed guards at the NYC Hotels or for that matter at the Football or baseball games anymore?

No.

Listen, I don't think they could pull off a Mumbai.

Buses, malls, theatres, cafes, trains, subways.....that's a different matter.

It took me a long time to get used to not having to show the contents of a bag or being wanded in every entrance after I "moved back" to NY.

re: #167 Nevergiveup

As big a sieve as those borders are, they are nothing compared to the multitudes that are able, especially with the help of State sponsors like Pakistan's Intelligence services, to sneak into India. Not to mention India's own and somewhat radicalized Muslim population.

And Mexico doesn't sponsor or encourage illegal border crossing?

re: #138 FurryOldGuyJeans

When the LOTR movies were in release or just out on home video I heard so much Leftist rhetoric about Bush being Sauron and having the One Ring, etc. The Left loves calling white black and darkness light.

Which tells us a lot about who they really are and what they really stand for.

re: #175 The Other Les

General Loan did escape from Vietnam with the south fell to the Communists. He tried to run a retail business here in the US but the Marxist trash did everything they could to drive him out of business.

Yep. What the news didn't say is that the VC unit that guy belonged to (executed guy) had murdered family members of Loan and his men. I believe Loan ran a liquor store in the LA area after coming to the states. A good man who did what was necessary at the time.

re: #181 Dark_Falcon

Are you in the hospital?

No.

(Not so) obscure reference to the Monty Python film, "Life of Brian."

re: #84 Walter L. Newton Walter you are sooo far off here. First, it is not premeditated...it isn't like they choose this random person to kick the shit out of. Hell, he got what he deserved. If one acts like a beast, they deserve to be treated as such. That is the only thing they understand.

And what is the connection between "an eye for and eye" and your remark about stoning homosexuals? That made no sense what so ever.

You need to get off your high horse. These people were PISSED and with damn good reason. Imagine what more trouble this barbarian could have caused had they not stomped his butt.

Go ahead...offer him a fair trial. And when you are done with that...go protest the existence of Gitmo.

re: #191 karmic_inquisitor

Yes, an interesting problem. There may or may not be five more terrorists on the loose in India, planning more attacks. Hundreds or thousands more innocent lives may be at risk.

What sorts of interrogation ought to be off-limits in a case like this? I don't know the answer, but it's an interesting question.

re: #195 The Other Les

Which tells us a lot about who they really are and what they really stand for.

Yep- I could not agree more. . .

re: #186 Wishing

Speaking gig for the squeaking pig.

Deliverance style.

re: #196 Perplexed

Yep. What the news didn't say is that the VC unit that guy belonged to (executed guy) had murdered family members of Loan and his men. I believe Loan ran a liquor store in the LA area after coming to the states. A good man who did what was necessary at the time.

Agreed.

re: #194 Soona'

And Mexico doesn't sponsor or encourage illegal border crossing?

Not quite like Pakistan.

re: #203 Nevergiveup

Not quite like Pakistan.

Yet.

Can not find a link to the story that said that 5 addition terrorist may still be in the area. Best I could do was this.

Intelligence officials told CNN-IBN that two men, who are still at large, conducted a surveillance mission in Mumbai months before last week's attacks.

I know I saw a report that they had found equipment for 15, not ten individuals on the abandoned fishing boat.

Any one else see this report?

Still looking over my shoulder for Mandy.................

re: #198 UberInfidel67

Walter you are sooo far off here. First, it is not premeditated...it isn't like they choose this random person to kick the shit out of. Hell, he got what he deserved. If one acts like a beast, they deserve to be treated as such. That is the only thing they understand.

And what is the connection between "an eye for and eye" and your remark about stoning homosexuals? That made no sense what so ever.

You need to get off your high horse. These people were PISSED and with damn good reason. Imagine what more trouble this barbarian could have caused had they not stomped his butt.

Go ahead...offer him a fair trial. And when you are done with that...go protest the existence of Gitmo.

And who are we to condemn how they deal with criminal activity. . .stoning homosexuals and this are worthy of comparison? I do not think so. . .

re: #170 legalpad

I wasn't thinking of you. I am annoyed at the news media who can't wait to make all the headlines blame the India security and ignore the main theme here. From this headline, India Security Faulted as Survivors Tell of Terror, it looks like Indian security are the one who attacked.

The clip at the top of this thread ends with the reporter sailing right up to the hotel and making a point of that. The terrorists didn't even land there. But more importantly, the blame is with first and foremost the murdering bastards.

Yes, we should always have "lessons learned" and improve where we can, but let's not lose sight of who's to blame.

re: #166 Last Mohican

Have you taken a taxi in New York recently? They're already right there.

As for the necessary arms... full-auto AK47's and frag grenades are illegal for civilian possession in the U.S. But both major political parties have concluded that it would be inhumane to have any sort of fences on the Mexican border. And I don't think anyone has even proposed having any security at all on the Canadian border.

Basically, they'll do it whenever they feel like it. And then Obama will blame the victims for a "failure of empathy" again.

A minor point of correction. Fragmentation grenades are verboten. Full auto AK's ARE legal to own with the proper Federal paperwork and tax stamp however they are a bit spendy.

re: #158 Dark_Falcon

That and the NYPD would react faster and better than the police in Mumbai.

Pizza Hut delivery would respond faster than the police in Mumbai.

(No. We weren't allowed to carry weapons at Pizza Hut...)

re: #193 Ben Hur

No.

Listen, I don't think they could pull off a Mumbai.

Buses, malls, theatres, cafes, trains, subways.....that's a different matter.

It took me a long time to get used to not having to show the contents of a bag or being wanded in every entrance after I "moved back" to NY.

That's all I'm saying. I know you mean From Israel, and I think we should also have more of a VISIBLE presence of security.

It was just lucky for the terrorist that the police got to him before one of the crowd put some panties on his head.

re: #104 Walter L. Newton
Looks like Chaaaaahles Emerson Winchester is backing down now. Good on, Lizards. I'm rahthah weary of his theatrical pontificating. Too bad reality doesn't affect the stage.

re: #198 UberInfidel67

The 100% unmitigated horse shit we've taken for the existance of Gitmo is one of the reasons I think we should stop taking prisoners. Without prisoners, there'd be no need for prisons. And there'd be fewer chances for the Left to take sides against their own country.

They'll probably find another reason to sell us out, but why make it easy for them?

re: #163 Iron Fist

What part of "war" are you unclear about? War is a savage thing. You can't win a war by nicing the enemy to death.

How about making them listen to Barbara Streisand and Yoko Ono?

re: #211 Cicero05

It was just lucky for the terrorist that the police got to him before one of the crowd put some panties on his head.

Panties on the head? That is a war crime.

/need I say it?

re: #192 GeeWiz

Walter, I respect you as a valued poster here, ok here comes the but I believe in this case you painted with a broad brush and was too quick with the gun/brush. Look, we agree that a civil society must adhere to standards but when one is put into a situation where survival is key the standards go out the door pretty quick. I cannot agree with any criticism of people responding with survival instincts. I suspect we agree more than we dis-agree on this issue as well as many others.

There is also the elephant in the room that no one is mentioning. . .the motives and the perspectives are so vastly different, it is hard to stay alive in a fight to the death if one person has to follow the rules and the other doesn't. . .

re: #204 Ben Hur

Yet.

Hey I ain't no whiney McCain type open borderer. Seal that fucker shut tight!

re: #210 Nevergiveup

Agreed.

Like Mars in Total Recall.

Or Judge Dredd.

Sorry.

I'm a little off tonight.

And these assholes can eat a bag of dicks and fuck right off;

Lawyers call for international court for the environment

Stephen Hockman QC is proposing a body similar to the International Court of Justice in The Hague to be the supreme legal authority on issues regarding the environment.

The first role of the new body would be to enforce international agreements on cutting greenhouse gas emissions set to be agreed next year.

But the court would also fine countries or companies that fail to protect endangered species or degrade the natural environment and enforce the "right to a healthy environment".

The innovative idea is being presented to an audience of politicians, scientists and public figures for the first time at a symposium at the British Library.

I'm sure Barry will sign us right the fuck up.

re: #182 monkeytime

OT: Seriously COOL eclipse in the Southern Sky - Moon/Jupiter/Venus - AWESOME!

That frickin' rules! Bright as hell from central Florida.

re: #164 karmic_inquisitor

This is a horrible sight.

I squirm in revulsion.

This alleged gunman should be tried and, if convicted, fined and given counseling.

His fine should be waived because we can assume that he is poor and oppressed, but in waiving the fine the judge should FIRMLY convey (perhaps even by memorandum) that the fine will be reimposed if the gentleman re-engages in slaughtering random people in public at any point in the next 5 years.

/

And the terrorist also has to take an anger management class.

/

re: #199 Last Mohican

Yes, an interesting problem. There may or may not be five more terrorists on the loose in India, planning more attacks. Hundreds or thousands more innocent lives may be at risk.

What sorts of interrogation ought to be off-limits in a case like this? I don't know the answer, but it's an interesting question.

Well this is the very scenario that we see argued as a theoretical justification for torture. And both sides argue the scenario with passion.

Now it is here. What do they do?

Waterboarding seems like a more civilized method than having the shit kicked out of the guy, be it by the public or by the cops. Then again, we have guys like Hitchens who had it done to himself and says "it is torture".

Actually, Hitchens loves India - I am going to go look and see what he might be writing on this one.

re: #215 The Other Les

How about making them listen to Barbara Streisand and Yoko Ono?

Even for terrorists, that's inhumane! ;)

re: #209 The Other Les

Pizza Hut delivery would respond faster than the police in Mumbai.

(No. We weren't allowed to carry weapons at Pizza Hut...)

Very early on, the head of the terrorism taskforce and two high ranking lieutenants were killed in a confrontation with these thugs, so we need to cut some slack for India's slow recovery from that.

re: #212 buzzsawmonkey

"If we don't get there in 30 minutes, you funeral is free!"

Well shit don't they just burn them up and dumb them in a river anyway? Not a big cost factor?
/

re: #215 The Other Les

How about making them listen to Barbara Streisand and Yoko Ono?

The Pentagon's ethical war robots will not allow that to happen.

re: #211 Cicero05

It was just lucky for the terrorist that the police got to him before one of the crowd put some panties on his head.

Or ate peanut butter in front of him.

Or wore a sleeveless top and made him look.

re: #135 MilkOfMalfeasance

Flight 93: Let's Roll!

My bad, in a rush to post got flight number wrong, mea culpa!

re: #148 monkeytime

And the women on The View would fawn all over them and tell them how good looking they are.

Except for the normal (and smokin' hot) Elizabeth Hasselback. The other three pigs, undoubtedly.

Charles Johnson talks media bias with Joe Hicks & Roger Simon

re: #215 The Other Les

How about making them listen to Barbara Streisand and Yoko Ono?

Lock them in a room with Rosie.

re: #220 Kragar (proud to be kafir)

And these assholes can eat a bag of dicks and fuck right off;

Lawyers call for international court for the environment

I'm sure Barry will sign us right the fuck up.

More European philosophy, (penned after already enjoying the fruits they will ban others from tasting), that will keep the third world undeveloped.

re: #233 Noam Sayin'

Thanks for posting that.

re: #224 karmic_inquisitor

Well this is the very scenario that we see argued as a theoretical justification for torture. And both sides argue the scenario with passion.

Now it is here. What do they do?

Waterboarding seems like a more civilized method than having the shit kicked out of the guy, be it by the public or by the cops. Then again, we have guys like Hitchens who had it done to himself and says "it is torture".

Actually, Hitchens loves India - I am going to go look and see what he might be writing on this one.

Iwould favor waterboarding in this case. It is effective in getting information, but leaves no marks.

re: #215 The Other Les

Well, that'd break me, for sure. I'd have to swallow my tounge or cut my wrists with my teeth or something (anything) to make the horrible noise go away.

re: #236 Ben Hur

More European philosophy, (penned after already enjoying the fruits they will ban others from tasting), that will keep the third world undeveloped.

We are the age of stupidity.

re: #191 karmic_inquisitor

Hey - we have a real-time ethics problem. Or at least the Indians do.

They have a guy in custody and it appears (at least according to drudge) that there are 5 terrorists unaccounted for who may be off to cause more mayhem.

Does the terrorist in custody know? What if there is a pending attack? Does it justify torture? Textbook case, but happening in real time in India. I am wondering why I don't hear any leftists screaming about what India may or may not be doing - they screamed forever about "what was going on at Guantanamo" without knowing.

Something tells me that this terrorist has been screaming details about operations since he was rescued from the "mob".

re: #215 The Other Les

How about making them listen to Barbara Streisand and Yoko Ono?

Barbara is one thing, but Yoko? Good God, man...

re: #230 Silhouette

Or wore a sleeveless top and made him look.

omg, Sil, I just totally burst into uncontrollable LOL.

re: #220 Kragar (proud to be kafir)

I'm sure China is terrified of this Internation Court.

re: #241 Soona'

Something tells me that this terrorist has been screaming details about operations since he was rescued from the "mob".

Didn't they say that at the Hospital he was begging for "Saline" and for them to save his life?

re: #227 Nevergiveup

Well shit don't they just burn them up and dumb them in a river anyway? Not a big cost factor?
/

The river is the Ganges and that burial right is for Hindus, not muslims. A local muslim cemetery has refused the bodies of the dead terrorists.

re: #238 Dark_Falcon

MUDBOARD HIM!

re: #229 buzzsawmonkey

Isn't the "chain of command" concept supposed to anticipate that sort of thing?

I think we have to cut them some slack: this was a HUGE attack, hitting so many different places, their bosses cut down by the terrorists. And I wouldn't want to be the poor SOB who was next in the chain of command on a day like that.

Found a Hitchens article posted today at Slate.

Have yet to read it but figured others here would want to see the link.

re: #246 Perplexed

The river is the Ganges and that burial right is for Hindus, not muslims. A local muslim cemetery has refused the bodies of the dead terrorists.

Heard that too, good for them.

re: #84 Walter L. Newton

I understand what they did, why they did it, and I would have done the same thing myself.

But, a lot of the comments here are suggesting he SHOULD have been this or that, or this done to him or that done to him.

That sounds premeditated, beyond the pale of the moment. That's savage.

I understand your feelings. But all we can do is talk about it. It's frustrating, but it how we feel. What really happens is we talk, sometimes way beyond anything normal for us, and a small bit of that emotion is stored inside us. It may or may not manifest itself in what we do. I tend to calculate in a fight. Some people are influenced more by rage. I would probably one of them if I saw them torture those people, that happy Jewish couple. But then I would probably calculate and take notes when I heard someone justifying the actions of the terrorists. I hold them responsible too.

re: #246 Perplexed

The river is the Ganges and that burial right is for Hindus, not muslims. A local muslim cemetery has refused the bodies of the dead terrorists.

I meant the victims. And I did read that. Good for that cemetery!

re: #244 monkeytime

I'm sure China is terrified of this Internation Court.

absolutely atwitter with fear I bet. More BS for us to waste time and money on.

re: #223 The Other Les

And the terrorist also has to take an anger management class.

/

and 500 hours of community service that entails personal appearances on talk shows and the local college lecture circuit...oh, and a book deal too. That'll teach 'em.

re: #245 Nevergiveup

Yes, and now he wants to be dead. Guess he realizes how much he's given up and should he ever return home, would be killed.

re: #255 Perplexed

Yes, and now he wants to be dead. Guess he realizes how much he's given up and should he ever return home, would be killed.

Interesting what type of failure is unacceptable.

re: #238 Dark_Falcon

I wouldn't be particularly troubled if they interrogated him with chemicals. Or, for that matter, with a car battery and a pair of jumper cables. They are the enemy, and any knowledge they have could help the war effort.

They stepped outside the Geneva Convention the moment they decided to fight without adhering to the laws of war themselves. It'll really suck to be them, but that's not my problem.

re: #206 DisturbedEma Uhhh, that was the point I was trying to make.

re: #203 Nevergiveup

Not quite like Pakistan.

Not "quite". And how many terrorists pulled this off in Mumbai?

re: #253 Kragar (proud to be kafir)

absolutely atwitter with fear I bet. More BS for us to waste time and money on.

And a new job for Al Gore.

I am seriously going to look into being armed the next time I go to India. I may have to purchase a firearm from the underworld, but I don't see any problem with it.

I'm glad they kept him alive to get the necessary information. However, I do hope they thrashed him hard enough for him to feel physical and disabling pain for the rest of his natural life in prison.

re: #215 The Other Les

How about making them listen to Barbara Streisand and Yoko Ono?

Good God, man. I do have my limits to cruelty.

re: #255 Perplexed

Yes, and now he wants to be dead. Guess he realizes how much he's given up and should he ever return home, would be killed.

I don't think it would be as simple as killing him. He is a dead man walking and he knows it. But it won't be quick and it won't be simple.