Terrorist Haven

The other day I saw what has to be one of the most disturbing images I have ever seen. It was the reception that the convicted murdering scumbag p.o.s. (after all this is a semi-family blog) terrorist Abdel al-Magehri received as he landed in his native Libya after being released from a Scottish prison. How could the Scots ever even consider releasing this guy after killing 270 people. And it was just to make a political statement. I make my statement here, not by killing innocent folks.

Ok, let's start at the beginning. In 1988 Pan Am flight 103 had a bomb explode in the luggage compartment causing the plane to crash and killing all on board and some on the ground. al-Magehri was convicted and given life in prison. Not quite good enough in my opinion, but no one asked me. Now this lowlife gets out on humanitarian reason because he is dying of cancer. I think a slow painful death at the hands of the UK health care system sounds like a reasonable punishment to me.

So he only does eight years and gets out. Do the math. It comes out to about 12 days for each count of murder. Here it comes, "What the hell are they thinking?" This clown kills 270 people and is given an early out so he can die at home? Who thought this was a good idea? Why should this guy be given any consideration for anything? How many lives were negatively affected by this one act?

Sure, who am I to lecture the Scots on anything? After all the plane crashed into their country and killed some of their citizens. But what about the Americans and the innocents from the other countries? Shouldn't these other countries be consulted about what happens with this murderer? I think so.

It's probably a good thing that I wasn't consulted about this. I'm sure that I would have voted for the guy to stay in prison forever and then some. But if the decision was made to allow this creep to return home, then I would have sent a couple of Navy fighters to run some missiles up the tailpipe of that plane and blow it straight to hell. Just where he belongs.

Then there's the reception. A convicted murderer, 270 times, gets a rock star's welcome. But then again when an entire population has been brainwashed by a corrupt government, what does one expect? But still it was disgusting, offensive, vile and just plain outrageous.

Too bad Ronald Reagan isn't still around to have witnessed this. I think that a few more planes would have flown over Tripoli and bombed the hell out of it again. It happened in the '80's and it killed one of Qaddafi's daughters. Too bad it didn't get him too.

Now Qaddafi is planning on coming to America to address the UN. Why would we even consider allowing this terrorist financier, trainer and abettor into our country? He should be told that the second his plane lands in the US he will be arrested and executed shortly thereafter. After the death of Yasser Arafat, Qaddafi is the world's leading terrorist. Giving him a chance to speak to the world is ridiculous.

Obama will probably shake his hand too.