A public execution is NOT RESTORING and is the OPPOSITE of American values.
It is endangering Americans and is exactly what terrorist groups would want to use for their terrorist agendas.
Several extremist countries continue to conduct public executions or have documented histories of doing so.
Iran uses hanging, sometimes employing cranes, with 11 public executions confirmed in 2025.
Afghanistan, under Taliban rule, conducts public executions by shooting, sometimes in stadiums, with six confirmed in 2025.
Saudi Arabia has historically carried out public beheadings.
North Korea reportedly conducts public executions by shooting and hanging.
Somalia carries out executions by shooting, including firing squads, while the militant organization Al-Shabaab has also conducted public executions.
Yemen has documented public executions by shooting.
These practices have raised serious international human rights concerns, particularly regarding due process, cruel punishment and the use of public executions to intimidate populations.
The United States, under the Trump regime, is now considering a practice that it largely abandoned approximately 90 years ago.
A public execution of a Muslim in the United States could cause that person to be viewed as a martyr, particularly among extremist groups.
Organizations such as ISIS and Al-Qaeda could portray the execution as evidence that the United States is persecuting Muslims, regardless of the person’s actual crimes.
Extremist groups could depict the executed individual as a martyr, using images or video of the execution to inspire sympathy, recruit followers, or encourage retaliation.
A highly publicized execution could generate anger among some Muslim communities worldwide, particularly if it were perceived as humiliating, discriminatory, or deliberately provocative.
Extremist organizations could exploit the execution to reinforce their narratives about American hostility toward Islam.
A highly publicized execution of a Muslim prisoner in the United States, particularly someone convicted of terrorism, could increase the risk of retaliatory attacks against Americans at home and abroad.
➡️ There is no convincing evidence that publicly displaying executions deters terrorism more effectively than carrying them out privately.
As for Hegseth and his drama queen antics, here’s a shot sheet (no pun intended) of the execution.
Suggested shot sequence for the ultimate perverted, small dickhead, violent event that would be seen at a Handmaid’s Tale episode:
• Establishing shot: A wide, motionless view of the prison yard with the squad assembled.
• Tracking shot: Follow the condemned prisoner entering the courtyard.
• Low-angle shot: Show the commanding officer issuing instructions.
• Close-up: Capture the prisoner’s expression and hands.
• Side-profile shot: Frame the firing squad in a straight line.
• Extreme close-up: The officer raises a hand.
• Wide shot: Hold the composition as the command is given.
• Reaction shot: Cut to witnesses, emphasizing the emotional consequences rather than graphic impact.
• Show the dead person in a pool of blood with a laugh track leading to the song “God Bless the U.S.A.” by Lee Greenwood with a crawl on lower thirds to buy Trump crypto meme coins.