[AbeKrieger]

I guess three days in the old coffin gave him a good idea what his life would be like going forward. PERFECTO !!!!!

[LibertarianLiz]

I guess three days in the old coffin gave him a good idea what his life would be like going forward. PERFECTO !!!!!

LOL, that was my first reaction. I had to call my husband at work to let him know that it didn't even take a week before this guy realized that "super-max" isn't Gitmo. So much for, "America, you lose". What a putz.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

He needs to look on the bright side. Fifty plus years in solitary confinement, in a concrete cell buried sixty feet under ground, surrounded by hundreds of convicts -- who would love to slice his neck open or beat him to death if they could get the chance -- isn't so bad. Hell, in thirty hears, his mind will be so far gone that he won't even care anymore.

I still think these terrorist monsters who are sentenced to life in prison should be injected with that stuff that permanently paralyzes your entire body, but leaves your brain function unimpaired. They should live the rest of their lives as a human vegetable, strapped to a board, being fed through a straw, with all the time in the world to think about what they did to reap their whirlwind, courtesy of the infidels. As an added touch, we can put a TV in front of them playing anger-management videos 20x7.

[CMOTB]

I live about 11 miles from his new home. Its a very friendly looking building from the outside, but driving by you always wonder what its really like inside, or in the underground portion of the "hell hole", but then its still bigger than the spider hole that the ol' Iraq leader was found hiding in. Considering that, he has a nice clean room. A nice metal toilet, and walls. He'll have some time to think of all kinds of excuses.. I wonder if he was just kidding about wanting the death penalty as well. If hell freezes over, he just may get another trial for his comments. I think the guards in Florence need to just ignore what ever it is he has to say.