maclatunji:

I have the feeling this guy will not serve a life sentence but will end up being one of the CIA'S top agents.

Ayatullah:

I am not ready to review my post. If you are uncomfortable with what I have posted be a man to say so. The silence of Nigerian Government to injustice all over the world and the way people like you think you can filter and frustrate people's post is what must have led the brave Mutallab to do what he did that people like you are now crying. Shame on you and be warned it is very very possible to knock out NAIRALAND on the net. I mean it.

Beaf:



Alarm bells ring!!!!

Are you daft? People like you are the reason we are on a terror watch list.
We haven't even solved a thousandth of Nigeria's injustices, but in your rabid mind, we should be solving injustices around the World.

I hope you are picked up and sent to jail before you get "brave" too.

steve mike:

Why did he say "not guilty" he should have said guilty, so that he would be  improsoned for life, with any further case. So he still enjoys life!

Fool that is what i called him, someone that was given everything in life, he jopardize it, and also causing problem to Nigeria as a country, by involving Nigeria as a black list country to America for terrorism.

How can Abdulmutallib, be given the proper upbringing, when he is the last of sixteen children from a second wife,  Abdulmutallib snr, please try and know that money is not everything, you have money to train your kids, but they are too much for you to monitor.

According to retired Col. Umar, he said if Nigerian educational system is standard, most of these silver spoon kids would not be going to abroad to further their studies, their parenths would have preffered them to go to school in Nigerian where they would put a close eyes on them.

Who knows the next  problem these silver spoon kids would cause  this country.

For me i would prefer life improsonment for him with hard labour, so that he would know what the other side of life looks like.

No singlee remorse or pity, he is wicked and most be dealt with in a hard way.

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I am not ready to review my post. If you are uncomfortable with what I have posted be a man to say so. The silence of Nigerian Government to injustice all over the world and the way people like you think you can filter and frustrate people's post is what must have led the brave Mutallab to do what he did that people like you are now crying. Shame on you and be warned it is very very possible to knock out NAIRALAND on the net. I mean it.
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He's looking at life now. [b]Times like this i wish we were still in the 17th century where public burnings and be-headings were quite the norm.[/b]I do not condone violence for anything much less so in the name of religion. What reason did he have?

airzzee:


It’s a shame that a Nigerian will go to Togo (God help us), Ghana and other smaller and less endowed countries for primary and secondary educations. What a shame!!! We need to bury our heads in shame.

Come to think of it,Togo of all places.
In otherwords,Togo etc in africa na abroad abi?

Re: Mutallab Pleads Not Guilty
« #32 on: January 09, 2010, 01:57 PM »

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Why won't he plead "not guilty"?

In the eyes of terrorists, suicide bombing is painless. Imagine the agony and maltreatment he would face in an average prison.

The dude is a "Monster". Just like most monsters he is a coward too.

He was not brainwashed. There is no such thing like brainwashing.

They should bring him and put him in Kirikiri.

The dude is a "Monster". Just like most monsters he is a coward too.

it is very very possible to knock out NAIRALAND on the net. I mean it.

The boy is actually NOT guilty.

Why should he plead guilty? The guilty parties are our leaders and top government officials (The Obasanjos, The Atikus, The Yar’aduas, The IBBs, The Buharis, The Prof Osuji’s & other ministers of education, the former & present NASS members, The former & present governors…etc), who had opportunity of restructuring a better Nigeria.

Had Nigeria got good schools, had Nigeria developed our moribund educational system, had ASUU not been treated unfairly, which prolongs graduation dates for undergrads (a nightmare for parents!), had the standard of education not fallen in Nigeria, Farouk Abdulmutallab, would have remained and studied in Nigeria; not Togo, not England, not Dubai, not to talk of Yemen.

The poor boy is a victim of our government insensitivity to the good people of Nigeria. At that vulnerable age, he was left in the cold of parentlessness. It’s a shame that a Nigerian will go to Togo (God help us), Ghana and other smaller and less endowed countries for primary and secondary educations. What a shame!!! We need to bury our heads in shame.

While I condemn the attack intoto, I request America to join a class action of our leaders. Whatever sentence Farouk will face, our leaders, including Obasanjo and Yar’Adua should be made to suffer more.

I request America to join a class action of our leaders. Whatever sentence Farouk will face, our leaders, including Obasanjo and Yar’Adua should be made to suffer more.

airzzee:

The boy is actually NOT guilty.

Why should he plead guilty? The guilty parties are our leaders and top government officials (The Obasanjos, The Atikus, The Yar’aduas, The IBBs, The Buharis, The Prof Osuji’s & other ministers of education, the former & present NASS members, The former & present governors…etc), who had opportunity of restructuring a better Nigeria.

Had Nigeria got good schools, had Nigeria developed our moribund educational system, had ASUU not been treated unfairly, which prolongs graduation dates for undergrads (a nightmare for parents!), had the standard of education not fallen in Nigeria, Farouk Abdulmutallab, would have remained and studied in Nigeria; not Togo, not England, not Dubai, not to talk of Yemen.

The poor boy is a victim of our government insensitivity to the good people of Nigeria. At that vulnerable age, he was left in the cold of parentlessness. It’s a shame that a Nigerian will go to Togo (God help us), Ghana and other smaller and less endowed countries for primary and secondary educations. What a shame!!! We need to bury our heads in shame.

While I condemn the attack intoto, I request America to join a class action of our leaders. Whatever sentence Farouk will face, our leaders, including Obasanjo and Yar’Adua should be made to suffer more.

The guilty parties are our leaders and top government officials (The Obasanjos, The Atikus, The Yar’aduas, The IBBs, The Buharis, The Prof Osuji’s & other ministers of education, the former & present NASS members, The former & present governors…etc), who had opportunity of restructuring a better Nigeria.

In case you don't know (or are just lying), his father is a king pin in the corrupt Northern cabal that has held this country to ransome for 41 years. His father is as much a thief as any name you can call.

Had Nigeria got good schools, had Nigeria developed our moribund educational system, had ASUU not been treated unfairly, which prolongs graduation dates for undergrads (a nightmare for parents!), had the standard of education not fallen in Nigeria, Farouk Abdulmutallab, would have remained and studied in Nigeria; not Togo, not England, not Dubai, not to talk of Yemen.