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To: Joseph Silent who wrote (95293)	10/7/2012 1:22:21 AM
From: Hawkmoon	2 Recommendations Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 219195

The only way to understand this point is to draw upon one's own experience and see if it strikes a chord somewhere. Ok.. back in Feb, 2002, my Sandra Bullock "look-a-like" (ex) wife informed me that "God" had told her that I would die before the end of that year. I immediately wanted a divorce, despite her pleas that I spend the remainder of my time on earth paying out for our expensive apartment and giving her a child I would never know (since I would be dead).. In order for me to obtain a divorce, I had to permit to take a $300K life insurance policy on me for the remainder of that year, where it was specifically stated in the separation agreement that she had to cancel it on Jan 1st, 2003. I survived (obviously), she reneged and maintained the policy, and the divorce had to go "contested" for another year. During that time I had to quit my job, live in places where a lease was not required, and avoid all contact with her because she had 300 thousand reasons to see me dead. Did I slit her throat leaving her in a pool of her own blood, hacking her neck to the point that she couldn't move her head? No. Did I feel like doing it? No comment.. I sorry.. I just don't really care where this guys mind was, or what mental "programming" put him in such a state of mind that he could carry out such a heinous crime merely because his wife wanted a divorce. Maybe he could justify it if he caught his wife being willingly "tag-teamed" by a dozen Jews.. But not for just wanting a divorce. IMO, he felt dishonored/shamed and felt that he had to do something that would restore his reputation and image in the eyes of family and friends. And if that's what he has to do to "impress" his associates, maybe they should be heavily scrutinized as well. All I need to know is that this guys children will forever live in fear of his ever being released again (or his associates carrying out his intended honor killings). And even worse, they will forever carry the burden of knowledge that their father brutally murdered his wife of 30 years because they wanted to enjoy a "western" lifestyle. He has taken one life, and permanently scared the lives of his children. The world is better off without such warped and morally destitute individual walking the streets, or being fed and housed at taxpayer expense in a prison. If he's "f***ed up so badly, then he's not likely to change in the future. Convict the guy.. strap him down in the chair, and buy me a ticket there so I can pull the switch personally. Hawk