With a PoD no earlier than the Lockerbie Bombing in 1988, create a scenario in which all people who commit terrorism after any certain date receive a mandatory death sentence in all of Eurasia, Canada, the USA, Mexico, Cuba, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Australia, New Zealand, Egypt, Algeria, South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, Tanzania, Libya, Tunisia, and Morocco.
Bonus points if either
1, the Council of Europe is disbanded due to member states leaving (the Council of Europe bans the death penalty);
2, all countries, internationally recognized or not, have a mandatory death sentence on terrorism as a crime; or
3, the standard methods of terrorist execution in at least five countries are worthy of a Vlad Tepes.
Are you aware of how rare mandatory death sentences are for anything--even in countries with the death penalty? In 2017, "Mandatory death sentences continued to be imposed in Brunei Darussalam, Ghana, Iran, Malaysia, Maldives, Myanmar, Nigeria, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Singapore and Trinidad and Tobago." That's eleven nations out of the forty-seven that had any death sentences at all. And I doubt that any of those eleven can be considered "major" nations. https://www.amnesty.org/download/Documents/ACT5079552018ENGLISH.PDF
To expect all nations--even all major nations--to do what no major nation does today is quite unrealistic. The US itself did not adopt a mandatory death sentence for terrorism after 9/11.
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