“A controversial federal judge thinks firing squads and guillotines should come back in style as the debate over executions in Arkansas rages on. Ninth Circuit Appeals Judge Alex Kozinski, in an interview with CBS News’ “60 Minutes” set to air Sunday, said conducting lethal injections is a sham that masks that fact that people are getting killed. …When interviewer Lesley Stahl mentions that Kozinski favors death by firing squad, the longtime justice quips: “Never fails.” Then she brings up his support of the guillotine — a late-18th century device that chops off the head. “Well, you know, it’s 100% effective,” Kozinski said of the device made famous for beheading aristocrats during the French Revolution. “And it leaves no doubt that what we are doing is a violent thing. If we as a society are willing to take away human life, we should be willing to watch it.” –Source
On my site I have a page that goes into detail about the 30,000+ guillotines in American storage. I also did a radio broadcast on this years ago when I had a show on a Network Radio station that had a few AM, FM, Shortwave and Internet radio outlets that somehow ended up on YouTube after some people made videos on it. I actually posted all the info I had on this early on when I first started the website and a friend alerted me it appeared to be bogus and so I pulled the info but never deleted it so as to verify my sources. I eventually found my friend was wrong. So years later I reposted the info about how the State of Georgia legalized the use of guillotines for death row inmates. There was a deceptive twist in the reasoning behind the passage of the Bill that later became law that was never mentioned in the law itself. They lied to the public on two counts to gain public approval for the use of the guillotine so as to (in my opinion) hide the Bible prophecy about Christians being beheaded for refusing the mark of the beast. Continue reading
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