America has replaced the gallows with lethal gases in order to carry out its trials, and it is not strange for a state that plunders the wealth of half the people to use nitrogen gas as a means of execution, and it is likely that the oil it gets from Syria, Iraq and others may be a future effective idea for the Nazi Biden and his repression in implementing a death sentence in a new way, and even natural gas will do the trick. The criminal methods are manifold in the Biden era, horrific ideas that occur to many of his state districts, it seems that the idea of torture and brutality are concepts and terminology that have taken root in the roots of this state, even to the point of becoming firmly held beliefs among its courts, judges and laws. , competing among themselves to find the most heinous way to torture convicts, some suggesting the idea of a lethal injection, while others were a little more merciful, saying while drinking alcohol during an exhilarating night party, why don't we try the method of execution by nitrogen gas? Imagine a judge in the United States who allowed the state of Alabama to execute a prisoner with nitrogen gas in a ruling scheduled to be carried out later in January, despite criticism from many lawyers of this brutal method. It is never hidden that America is trying to make its citizens lab rats, as the state of Alabama makes this ruling a "test material" for an unprecedented execution method. And after several experiments, the defendant "Eugene Smith" was scheduled to be executed by lethal injection on November 17, 2022, but he filed a lawsuit against the Alabama Department of Corrections, alleging that the state's recent history of failed executions using lethal injections means he is likely to be subjected to cruel and unusual punishment. Indeed, prison officials failed to properly inject the lethal injection into the inmate, confirming the inmate's doubts about the lack of success of this execution mechanism in repeated cases, and the guards had tied Smith to the gurney for hours and injected him with needles in his hands, arms, clavicle and scapula, before eventually giving up and returning him alive to his cell. In 2021, the state built a gas chamber after lawmakers suggested that death by gas would be more humane than lethal injection.