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The Jakarta Post , Cilacap, Jakarta | Thu, 08/21/2008 The Bali bombers on death row oppose their planned execution by firing squad due to be carried out soon on Nusakambangan prison island, Central Java, but the executions may be delayed. However, if the Attorney General's Office continue with the schedule, the bombers consider they will die a martyr's death. Amrozi, Imam Samudra and Ali Gufron, alias Mukhlas, said this Wednesday in a letter forwarded by their defense team to journalists at the Wijaya Pura Pier on Nusakambangan. The letter, signed by Ali Gufron and Imam Samudra, outlined their opposition to the execution. "I, as a Muslim am committed to God's commands. It is haram (forbidden) for me to accept execution because killing a Muslim, especially a Muslim defender, is a cowardly and criminal act and is very sinful. Those who have planned and intentionally commit it will provoke God's wrath and curse and will be sent to hell for all eternity. It is also valid to avenge those who have had this law imposed upon them," read one of the paragraphs. "To die a martyr's death is my wish and dream. If God has predestined me to be killed by infidels, as well as hypocrites by way of execution, it means God has fulfilled my wishes... Praise be to God," they wrote in the letter. They also commented on the amnesty procedures which they refused to go through. "If I plead for amnesty, I would be guilty of sins and wrongdoings, such as syirik, or belief in more than one God, because the president of a secular country has seized the ultimate rights and power of God in enacting and imposing the law. So, if I appeal for amnesty to him, it means I acknowledge his divinity," read another paragraph. "In regards to the execution, they are in a position of not opting for any method because if they do, they will be in agreement with it. Amrozi and his friends accept any method of execution, but this does not mean they agree with it," defense team member Qadar Faishal told reporters. The defense team told the media the three death-row convicts had submitted a request to meet their families before the Ramadan fasting month, or before they were executed. Security forces from various units, such as the police Mobile Brigade, Water Police unit and army soldiers have stepped up security in the areas around the island for the past two weeks. Meanwhile in Jakarta, Attorney General Hendarman Supandji has set aside his expectation to execute the three convicted Bali bombers before the Muslim holy month of Ramadan in September due to bureaucratic delays. "I thought the execution could be carried out before the fasting month, but it was only my expectation. Now I can't promise anymore," he said Wednesday. Hendarman said last month the executions could be carried out before Ramadan because they (the convicted persons) had exhausted all legal avenues. He also said he wanted to carry out the executions immediately before Ramadan, because doing so within the 30-days of the holy month would be innappropriate. However, the plans might need to be adjusted as Hendarman said the formal procedures for the executions had not been completed. "Until now, I haven't received formal Supreme Court confirmation that the convicted persons have exhausted all means of appeal," he said. |
These are not very bright lads are they.
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Well this is exactly what they did with their bomb, many muslims were killed as well as Balinese hindus and foreigners.
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Glad to hear that boys, hope you enjoy the trip.
By there own ranting and raving they condemn their actions but seem to be just to stupid to realise this. These guys make me want to vomit.
All there brave words in the beginning about being ready to die as martyrs and yet they have been wriggling and squirming the whole way to get out of it.
