Clown Car Blog…
Weekend Update…
Destroyer …
Doctor, doctor help me please, I know you’ll understand
There’s a time device inside of me, I’m a self-destructing man
There’s a red under my bed
And there’s a little green man in my head
And he said, “You’re not going crazy, you’re just a bit sad
‘Cause there’s a man in you gnawing you, tearing you into two”
Silly boy, you self-destroyer
Paranoia, the destroyer
Self-destroyer, wreck your health
Destroy your friends, destroy yourself
The time device of self-destruction
Light the fuse and start eruption
SNL …
Hegseth Killed By Firing Squad??
A Chat With AI …
QUESTION: It’s in the news that Pete Hegseth wants to have a man killed by firing squad and he wants to livestream it. Also, there’s a rumor the man is in a wheel chair. What did the man supposedly do wrong? Many people believe Pete Hegseth is already a war criminal for how he handled fishermen in the Caribbean, and for the murder of Iranian school girls. Is there a chance this could backfire on Hegseth? If he brings back the firing squad now, is there a chance he could face a firing squad after he’s found guilty of war crimes?
ANSWER:
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced plans to livestream the military execution of Nidal Hasan by firing squad, which has already triggered significant political and legal backlash.
What the Man Supposedly Did Wrong
The man scheduled for execution is former Army Major Nidal Hasan, the convicted perpetrator of the 2009 Fort Hood mass shooting. Hasan was convicted by a military panel in 2013 on 13 counts of premeditated murder and 32 counts of attempted murder after opening fire on unarmed soldiers at a medical processing center in Texas. During the attack, Hasan was shot and paralyzed, which is why he is currently wheelchair-bound.
Is There a Chance This Could Backfire on Hegseth?
Yes, the plan is already facing substantial pushback from across the political spectrum and from tech platforms:
• Bipartisan Political Backlash: Republican Senator Thom Tillis called the proposed broadcast “beyond disgusting,” stating that public executions are what oppressive dictatorships do. Democratic Senator Chris Murphy described the plan as “medieval” and likened it to mimicking ISIS execution videos. Furthermore, Vice President JD Vance cast doubt on the plan, and President Donald Trump noted that he has not made a final decision on whether to allow the broadcast.
• Legal and Human Rights Obstacles: Organizations like the NAACP Legal Defense Fund have vehemently denounced the decision, and the UN Human Rights Office stated a livestream would breach the absolute prohibition of torture. Legal experts point out that the plan operates on highly uncertain legal terrain.
• Platform Bans: Mainstream social media networks (such as YouTube and TikTok) have strict content safety rules explicitly banning the livestreaming of firearms handling, real-world graphic violence, or depictions of an individual’s death, making a broad internet broadcast technically or logistically unfeasible on public platforms.
Background on Prior Controversies
The public outrage over the livestream comes amid existing, severe criticism of Hegseth’s handling of civilian casualties:
• Caribbean Boat Strikes: Since late 2025, Hegseth has directed a deadly drone campaign against suspected drug-smuggling boats. Critics and family members allege the military has killed innocent fishermen, and congressional oversight was triggered after reports surfaced that Hegseth gave “kill everyone” orders, resulting in a controversial “double-tap” strike that killed defenseless survivors clinging to wreckage.
• Iranian School Bombing: On February 28, 2026, the opening day of the U.S. war with Iran, a U.S. Tomahawk missile struck the Shajareh Tayyebeh Elementary School in Minab, killing 156 civilians—including 120 children. An internal probe blamed outdated targeting data, but lawmakers heavily criticized Hegseth because he had previously gutted the Pentagon offices responsible for mitigating civilian casualties. Lawmakers subsequently moved to restrict his travel budget over the lack of transparency regarding both the school bombing and the boat strikes.
Could Hegseth Face a Firing Squad?
It is highly improbable that Hegseth would ever face a firing squad himself. While human rights groups and international legal experts have flagged his operations as potential war crimes, the United States historically does not subject its own high-ranking political officials to capital military tribunals. Furthermore, the U.S. does not recognize the jurisdiction of international bodies like the International Criminal Court (ICC) to try or execute American officials. If Hegseth were to face any future legal accountability for these actions, it would realistically take the form of domestic political investigations, congressional budget constraints, or civilian criminal court proceedings—none of which carry a military firing squad penalty for government administrators.
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