[aimhigh]

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[SubSailor]

He has a degree in aeronautical AND mechanical engineering from the University of California/Davis

Then why is he a sargeant in the Army?

[Arthur McGowan]

Note that it is not the crime which MPAC maintains is "reprehensible" – it is merely "troubling" – but rather connecting it to Islam.

NIcholas Stix is stretching here. The paragraph he quotes will bear his interpretation, but he is forcing it. Doing so weakens his argument. The antecedent of "act" is clearly the throwing of the grenade. Drawing certain conclusions is not an "act."

[mrustow]

FYI

[MeekMom]

Now this just makes me so ANGRY!
This political correctness crap has got to stop! When lives are lost, then it's (past) time to knock it off and get serious about what's right and wrong!
NO MORE MOSLEMS IN OUR ARMED SERVICES!!!
NO MORE MOSLEMS IN AMERICA!!!
NO MORE MOSLEMS IN OUR GOVERNMENT!!!

ENOUGH'S ENOUGH!!!!!

[mrustow]

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[TLBSHOW]

Frank Gaffney has repeatedly warned of the Saudi-subsidized infiltration of the U.S. through Wahhabi mosques and madrassahs (simply called "schools" in the U.S.), college student associations, and by Wahhabi imams working as chaplains in the armed forces. Such imams seek out and encourage the John Muhammads and H/asan Akbars that are sprinkled through the ranks.


On Tuesday, Gaffney revealed that every institution Akbar/Cools has studied at, worshiped at, or served in since 1988, has had a Wahhabi presence.


If the media and civil authorities conspire variously to distort or suppress the facts of cases like Akbar/Cools and Muhammad, incidents of mutinous, murderous soldiers will become more frequent, and cohesion and discipline in the ranks will break down, as men no longer know if they can entrust their lives to the soldiers beside or behind them. The services cannot be reformed, until they confront the facts

[fightu4it]

In World War II Asan Akbar aka Hasan Karim Akbar aka Mark Fidel Kools would have been, very soon after his attack, tied to a stake and shot by a firing squad of men picked from his own unit.

The very forces that are in play in this country preventing such action from being carried out, are exactly what is wrong with this country.

This incident exposes the face of the very thing that will kill this country.

[proud American in Canada]

excellent post.

bump!

[Sabertooth]

The U.S. military has a Moslem problem within the ranks, and its attempts to ignore the problem, have only worsened it.

Unfortuately, these attempts go all the way to the pinnacles of power.
The "it's all Clinton's fault" alibi isn't going to last much longer.

[Grampa Dave]

Thanks for posting this. Here is a link on the first time this happened with the DC Sniper, John Allen Williams, aka John Mohammad.

"...[John Muhammad] Williams’s unit was sent to Operation Desert Storm to clear mines and bulldoze holes in enemy lines. A few nights before the invasion of Iraq, Sergeant Berentson awoke in the early hours to find his tent, with 16 sleeping men inside, on fire. Someone had tossed in a thermite grenade. Berentson, who was fed up with Williams’s insubordination, immediately suspected Williams and told the Army’s Criminal Investigative Division. Berentson says he last saw Williams being led away in handcuffs. Williams’s military records make no mention of the incident; indeed, they suggest Williams had a distinguished gulf-war stint. But Berentson always kept Williams’s name and dog-tag number in his wallet. He says he was not surprised to see Williams’s face on television..."

[happygrl]

The extent of the Wahhabist infestation of my country makes me violently outraged.

Who will speak the truth ?

[joesnuffy]

Saudis Pay Lawyers For Terrorists

Sgt. Akbar Studied At Saudi Funded Mosque

Murder In The 101 Airborne

Friends recall traitor Akbar aka Mark Fidel Kools

Family Of Muslim Marine Struggles With Conflicted Emotions

Black Muslim Held In Grenade Attacks Made Anti-Amerian Remarks

[sport]

You are right.

We know of at least two people who have paid for this policy with their lives.

[elbucko]

"Black racism is also a problem in the U.S. military. Although the official story is that "affirmative action" has been a great success, in an uncharacteristically frank New York Times series on race two years ago, a reporter covering an Army base subtly portrayed a clique of influential black sergeants as being racist, and deliberately blocking the career progress of white soldiers, while maintaining a system of race-based cronyism."

This same sort of practice is prominent in the urban school districts of America. Black "cliques" form at the administrative level, pay themselves well and rule with an iron hand.

[Tailgunner Joe]

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