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Filming and releasing video of an execution is more common with terror groups like the Islamic State, which became infamous for videos of gruesome executions of prisoners who were not given due process or convicted of crimes. And mass shooters have livestreamed their killing sprees. Now it's us.

Gregg Gonsalves@gregggonsalves.bsky.social

Christopher Cameron's @nytimes.com piece on this truly barbaric event is no longer on the front page of the paper's site. Is this how little anyone cares that we've descended to this as a nation? www.nytimes.com/2026/10/08/u...

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I remember Fox News showing Al Qaeda throwing prisoners off rooftops to their deaths after 9/11. Now we have HD. So it’s going to be much more disgusting when TrumpTV shows this execution live.

It's not us. It's the traitors to our republic. That have seized our nation in authoritarian coup. Threaten invasion of our allies. Make deals with our enemies. Shred our constitution. Dismantle our trade/economic system. Destroy our domestic/foreign policy. And we should tolerate it no longer.

Will they also video the troops chosen to shoot a helpless man a wheelchair main-lining testosterone right before they open fire?

Anybody else who read "The Golden Bough" see all the wild-ass human sacrifice ritual parallels? They might as well strangle him and dumb him in a peat bog.

This regime of traitors have already committed public executions. Alex Pretti. And many more. They threaten invasion of our allies. Conspire with our enemies. Shred our constitution. And we should tolerate it no longer.

Streaming the execution is intended to send the American public. That being the Govt can and will crack down to the nth degree. While Hasan deserves execution, the underlying message IS the point, not justice for a heinous crime.

We've some photos from Abu Ghraib, the gruesome tactics of US intel and soldiers. We do know what Eric Prince and his mercenaries have done and continue to do across the planet. Releasing video of US torture is entirely the progression we should expect. To think our own indigenous didn't have tv.