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lfc1971
28 Apr 15 10:02
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Barbaric and chilling,every country in the world seems to be falling apart.

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By:
therhino
When: 28 Apr 15 10:07
Is this big news in the UK? Media saturation here in Oz.
By:
lfc1971
When: 28 Apr 15 10:16
Yes its been in the news, some very distressing pictures of the mens families. Do you know these men may not have harmed anyone.
By:
lybertyne
When: 28 Apr 15 10:34
Everyone dies eventually.
By:
therhino
When: 28 Apr 15 10:38

Apr 28, 2015 -- 4:16AM, lfc1971 wrote:


Yes its been in the news, some very distressing pictures of the mens families. Do you know these men may not have harmed anyone.


Only really know of the Aussie lads, and their guilt is not in question.

By:
Zazu
When: 28 Apr 15 10:55
absolutely no sympathy for any of them.

The countries drug laws are well known and 8kg of Heroin is unlikely to be for personal use.
By:
Foinavon
When: 28 Apr 15 11:16
There should be more sympathy for the thousands being murdered in the Middle east for not subscribing to the current favourite brand of voodoo or for what we might judge as minor infractions of Sharia Law.
By:
scandanavian_haven
When: 28 Apr 15 11:36
I think Australia give this region a lot of money in aid, surely they should cut that off straight away
By:
spellingandgrammarchecker
When: 28 Apr 15 12:17
If they were British that nice PM would have them flown home to serve a long sentence in a nice comfy British prison.

Well, it worked in Laos, when a 'British' woman under a death sentence got a spoonful of Harry Monk from a guard, or a male prisoner, shoved it up her snatch, got pregnant and was brought 'home' to the UK.

At the same time there was  a British man on the same charge, and also under a death penalty.

He can't get pregnant though, so he's probably dead now.

So much for the 'Equality of The Sexes'
By:
Steamship
When: 28 Apr 15 12:37
Whilst I'm against the death penalty, each country has it's laws and if you can't face the consequences then don't do the action.
By:
Mikael D'Haguenet
When: 28 Apr 15 12:58
Not sure what lfc's problem is. His beloved US of A loves a state execution.
By:
Alias
When: 28 Apr 15 13:07
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Not sure what lfc's problem is. His beloved US of A loves a state execution.



Yes, and a lifetime in solitary isn't unusual either. USA must be one of the world's worst places if you're in trouble with the law, guilty or innocent.

http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2014/nov/21/albert-woodfox-angola-three-solitary-confinement-42-years-conviction-overturned
By:
naydam
When: 28 Apr 15 13:15
I can only think that they got their just desserts. They were smuggling heroin ffs! They were quite prepared to ignore the damage that these drugs would cause to other peoples lives. They were in it for the huge profit related to dug smuggling.
Well, they should have known that the huge profit margin is because of the harsh penalties if getting caught...and they got caught!
Fair play to the Balinese for resisting external interference from many quarters seeking reduced sentences because 'he's seen the error of his ways' or 'turned to Christianity' or because they've taken up basket-weaving.
By:
Wesdag
When: 28 Apr 15 13:40
Did they not know the penalty for drug smuggling?

If you can't do the time, don't do the crime.
By:
akabula
When: 28 Apr 15 13:47
It is barbaric lfc but the smugglers knew the consequences if they got caught.
They also will be aware of the misery and destruction that heroin brings to communities.
Their country and their rules.
By:
Wesdag
When: 28 Apr 15 14:04
Zero sympathy here - just hope the Indonesians would hurry up and get it over and done with.
By:
therhino
When: 28 Apr 15 14:17
They were smuggling drugs out of Bali, back to Oz. I have been to Bali, when you get there and go through customs there are signs everywhere saying DEATH to drug smugglers. It is quite confronting. To see those signs, and know the reputation of Asian countries and still go through with it makes you a special kind of stupid.

My issue mainly is with the Australian Federal Police who knew what they were doing and rather than let them return and arrest them here, tipped off the Indonesians knowing these guys would receive a punishment far beyond what is acceptable here. Proper dogs act.
By:
Angel Gabrial
When: 28 Apr 15 14:17
Perhaps they should be injected with heroine before being tied to the post.
It would be more humane.
By:
hectoratoratora
When: 28 Apr 15 14:37
No sympathy here,they got caught so now they have to pay  the price.
By:
spellingandgrammarchecker
When: 28 Apr 15 15:41
Angel Gabrial   
28 Apr 15 14:17 
Perhaps they should be injected with heroine before being tied to the post.


Joan of Arc up yer arse? Silly
By:
naydam
When: 28 Apr 15 17:36
Death by firing squad is no more 'killed in cold blood' than any other state execution. The object of the exercise is a quick, clean execution. This is pretty much guaranteed with a firing squad.
By:
morpteh mackem
When: 28 Apr 15 17:38
what if jozy altidores a member of the firing squad ?
By:
David Fishwick Minibus Sales
When: 28 Apr 15 17:56
it's live on Al Jazeera
By:
akabula
When: 28 Apr 15 17:57
Laugh
By:
tictacman1
When: 28 Apr 15 18:17
Time has run out for the Bali Nine ringleaders who will face 12 marksmen, with only three of them holding loaded guns, at the stroke of midnight on Tuesday night - 3am Eastern Standard Time - in the depths of the jungle on Nusakambangan Island in Java.

The Australian men are expected to be led from their isolated cells in Batu prison through the wildly dense tropical forest up a 3km steep winding track to a place called Nirbaya - or more appropriately known as Death Valley.


The condemned pair will be given white clothing to wear, which symbolises the afterlife, before beginning their fatal trek and are given the option to be blindfolded with a piece of fabric before facing the firing squad who will be lined up anywhere from five to 10 metres in front of them.

The confronting decisions continue for the death row inmates with the opportunity to choose whether to stand, sit or kneel before a cross is placed over their hearts acting as a target for the 12 riflemen - of which nine will have blanks and only three will have live rounds.

If necessary their hands or feet will be tied to a 3m high pole or worse still - a wooden execution chair.


The offender is then given a final chance to calm down for a maximum of three minutes before the riflemen are ordered to shoot them in the heart.

It is then that the executing commander brandishes his sword as a sign for the 12 shooters to begin to fire their rifles.

If the doctor confirms once the fires have been shot that the prisoner is still breathing - the executing commander orders for a pistol be put to the temple just above the ear for a final shot.

However, the shooting can continue on the condemned, if the doctor declares that there is still signs of life.

Some of the last words the men will hear are 'laksanakan, laksanakan' - meaning 'execute, execute' in Indonesian.
By:
breadnbutter
When: 28 Apr 15 18:23
3km trek Scared

sounds a bit extreme ,fck that ,ad tell them to feck off
By:
akabula
When: 28 Apr 15 18:38
Will give them plenty of time to ponder on their stupidity and greed.
By:
FlowerMyth
When: 28 Apr 15 18:39
Last min reprieve for the woman
By:
The Special One™
When: 28 Apr 15 18:51
Why arnt lee rigbys killers being executed too?

How much are they costing the tax payer being put in prison for life?

The money saved could go to the NHS
By:
akabula
When: 28 Apr 15 18:53
Because we don't have the death penalty now away back under your stone.
By:
The Special One™
When: 28 Apr 15 18:55

Apr 28, 2015 -- 12:53PM, akabula wrote:


Because we don't have the death penalty now away back under your stone.


Well theres a good reason why we shuld have it

By:
Money Tree cost me thousands!!
When: 28 Apr 15 18:55
think its right they knew the risks.
they will have a few mins to make peace with themselves
By:
akabula
When: 28 Apr 15 18:57
TSO time to grow up.
By:
Burton-Brewers
When: 28 Apr 15 18:58
what's funny is he calls other people vile and rancid.
By:
Wesdag
When: 28 Apr 15 19:01
The deed has been done.

Woman spared at the last minute.

So much for equality.
By:
spellingandgrammarchecker
When: 28 Apr 15 19:03
Typical.

spellingandgrammarchecker   
28 Apr 15 12:17 
If they were British that nice PM would have them flown home to serve a long sentence in a nice comfy British prison.

Well, it worked in Laos, when a 'British' woman under a death sentence got a spoonful of Harry Monk from a guard, or a male prisoner, shoved it up her snatch, got pregnant and was brought 'home' to the UK.

At the same time there was  a British man on the same charge, and also under a death penalty.

He can't get pregnant though, so he's probably dead now.

So much for the 'Equality of The Sexes'
By:
Hank Hill
When: 28 Apr 15 19:08
I keep hearing 'their country their laws', yet the woman is saved at the last minute after intervention by Manny fkin Pacquiao!
By:
Angel Gabrial
When: 28 Apr 15 19:36
Well that`s that then.

Shot.
By:
Angel Gabrial
When: 28 Apr 15 19:37
Hank

Mary Jane Fiesta Veloso was spared after the person who allegedly recruited her to act as a drug courier surrendered to police, the Jakarta Post reports.
By:
Hank Hill
When: 28 Apr 15 20:24
Is that right AG? I was just going by what the Independent reported.
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