Public execution

We just, we just...

And I think, obviously, a public execution is right in line for people who are brutal and narrow-minded.

I re- I remember when-

So-

... that's the, that's the stuff they do, you know?

Yeah.

Public executions, in public and all that.

Right.

So America, you can call it cruel, but you cannot call it unusual.

So would you watch a public execution? We'll go right to the phones.

I can't watch The Passion of the Christ, much less a public execution, unless it's Trump's.

I'm all for that.

Um, but I tell you one thing, if the assailant was Black, they would make sure that that was aired on all national platforms.

Justice for Nolan Wells, again, and I pray, I pray that we wake up as a people and realize that we're watching people getting killed every day, even in our own communities.

So no, I wouldn't wanna watch that on TV when we can't have justice for simple things in America.

Uh, just to be honest, man, just, it's not cool for us to be shown a public execution.

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I am your host, Peter Boland, and today we are gonna answer the question, is this a righteous public execution or just another Zionist PSYOP? And this is gonna be related to the particular case of the Fort Hood shooting with former, uh, Army Major Nidal Hasan.

But I wanna first set the stage for this.

Um, the other day I posted this meme where you have Bugs Bunny and Donald Duck going back and forth, you know, "It's, it's PSYOP season." "No, it's plague season." "No, it's PSYOP season." And, uh, of course, the irony of it all is, is they're both [laughs] the same season.

And this has been going on for a couple of weeks that this has been in the news cycle, which should perk up our ears like, "Hmm, is there a narrative that we're being given?" Well then, all the sudden, you have this breaking n- news that the Fort Hood Islamic terrorist, Nidal Hasan, will officially be executed by firing squad at Fort Hood on December 3rd, 2026 at 1:00 PM central time.

And again, you have the usual suspects pointing this out, men like Colin Rugg, and he points out that this will be the first US public execution in 90 years.

So what I would like to do first is give a brief biblical defense and answer the question, like, is there such a thing as a righteous public execution? I want to give a biblical argument for capital punishment and even for public execution.

And then we need to go to this particular case, see if this is just, and also ask the further question of, is there an overarching narrative? Because as was pointed out here, this is the first one in a long time.

But I'm just saying that there is, uh, hypocrisy in the government, um, in my opinion, in the way that it deals with and classifies these things.

Because they are the ones that, in this case, we're gonna get into this article, that are talking about the soldier who ended up killing other soldiers in Fort Hood, who they want to use the public execution via sniper firing squad on, and yet they're the same ones that will lower cognitive and physical limits to send you to the meat grinder in Vietnam.

I don't know.

So, uh, again, this is by Judge Andrew Napolitano, and he goes on to say, "A government that claims the authority to kill persons after they have been subdued, disarmed, tried, convicted, and confined in prison has made a startling claim about the nature of political power.

Have you ever caught yourself just scrolling, scrolling, scrolling, and you didn't even realize, like, "Oh my gosh, I just spent 30 minutes doing that"? V- Would you consider that to be a hypnotic state? I would.

So if they have that ability to do that with all of these things combined, then we also know about the neuro-linguistic programming technique, meaning that certain things can be said in certain ways by certain people at certain times, and that puts something in your mind.

So what image do you have when you're told about a live-streamed public execution? And I'm not answering that for you.

I'm just saying, what does that do to us? What do we think about? Do we think about the old days when they're hanging people in the town square? Do we think about some gray state documentary that never came to be about a tyrannical government who is starting to live stream executions? What does it do? What does it do for our thought processes? These are questions that I have that I don't necessarily have the answers to.

The Pentagon leadership wants the world to watch.

Uh, what's your view here? What does a public execution do to how the military sees itself?

Well, I, I, I think there's, there's a risk that in the Muslim world, you will make Hassan a martyr.

Uh, and that, that strengthens Islamicism and, uh, anti-American hostility in the elements of the, uh, Muslim world that are already hostile to the United States.

Um, um, so I, I, I think it hurts, a public execution hurts the United States among its friends, uh, and its enemies.

So I don't think it helps us with anybody.

Yeah.

I mean, and I understand we did have public executions, uh, for the, uh, conspirators for the, uh, assassination of President Lincoln.

That was a public execution, and there were pictures.

Now, some people need that closure.

They need to know that whoever hurt us or, or any of us got their due.

He has these Tariff wars that he's in with Canada even that are making the prices higher as well.

Talking about a public execution.

Um, you mentioned that we should talk about shooting leakers.

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