[Libloather]

Kahn says they spoke often about how Hasan wanted to find a wife.

Was that some kind of ploy to calm himself down?

Maybe he found one.

[two23]

Let us define the word radical in this instance.

[elpinta]

Well, is not like there is a common thread or common denominator here, no, that is not the case at all.
/sarc

[ClearCase_guy]

Khan says Hasan never seemed controversial.

Perhaps these two saw eye-to-eye on all the important issues, hmmmmmmmmmm?

[hoosierboy]

A moderate muslim is a muslim who hasnt blown himself up yet

[pennyfarmer]

Didn’t seem radical? I guess we know where this Mosque stands. I suppose that any murderer in Islam doesn’t seem that radical. Now being “Westernized”, that’s freaking radical.

[familyop]

Of course none of them do. But “Palestinians” at our US universities have been known to say that they wouldn’t join our Army, because they could “never kill another Arab.” Our political and business (favored constituent) leaders are so smart, that they keep oil (freight fuel) prices down by avoiding conflict with Iran (the main source of enemy materiel and training).

[taxesareforever]

“Kahn says Hasan was quiet and reserved. They mostly discussed religious matters,”

Yeah,like how to die a martyr for the cause.

[Marty62]

“but his nationality as Palestinian. Khan says he doesn’t know why because Hasan was born in the United States.”

..................
Well NOW we KNOW.

[Billthedrill]

So, I take it from this that the MSM have finally figured out what religion the guy was?

[Zhang Fei]

Not real surprising. The ones who tell everyone what they’re about to do tend to get arrested.

[DirtyHarryY2K]

Islam:What the west needs to know

Obama Admits He Is A Muslim

[VOA]

bump

[AmericanInTokyo]

CONTEXT:

"7. Muslims can lie to non-Muslims to advance Islam and this is called "Taqiyya" (تقية) (Koran 3:28, 16:106). 8. Muslims can omit the truth to non-Muslims to advance Islam and this is called "Kitman"."

[VOA]

“On a form filled out by those seeking spouses through a program
at the mosque, Kahn says Hasan listed his birthplace as Arlington,
Va., but his nationality as Palestinian.”

What a shock (/SARC)

When I heard of the obscene murders/assaults at Ft. Hood...
and that the shooter was born of Jordanians...
statistically, I thought there was a good chance that this was at
least in spirit...a Palestinian.

[remaxagnt]

coughing out loud the word bullSh>>

[RobinOfKingston]

From “imam’s” perspective he probably didn’t appear radical. I can just imagine what “imam” would call radical.

[ocr1]

ping

[fso301]

A Maryland imam at the mosque attended by the suspected Fort Hood, Texas, shooter says the Army psychiatrist never seemed to be an extremist.

Imam says they always saw eye-to-eye

[pyx]

Kahn says Hasan was quiet and reserved. They mostly discussed religious matters, but Khan says Hasan never seemed controversial.

Khan seems to contradict the interview by Sheppard Smith at FOX NEWS about Malik Hasan.

My suggestion is for ALL to COPY the interview video and audio located at YouTube BEFORE it is scrubbed.

[vpintheak]

Well then. I guess we know what to expect out of these non-radical muzzie’s huh?