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“retired Navy commander Zudhi Jasser”

Is this the same Zudhi Jasser who turns up on the networks as one of those suave soft spoken clean shaven Muslims who assures us that Islam is a peaceful religion?

BTW, Jasser has said there’s nothing in the Koran about the rocks and trees telling Muslims to kill the Jews hiding behind them on final judgement day. Very slick, because in fact it’s in the authoritative hadiths.

But holy cr@p! Nidalmalikhasan actually killed thirteen of our soldiers (half of whom were medical doctors headed into theater). He’s guilty as the day is long! How is this other C.O. muzzie’s case going to affect NMH being convicted of coldblooded murder?

Anyway, that trial will be delayed for years as it will also put on trial the Arny chain of command and its complicity in enforcing the climate of political correctness that allowed the murderer to act.

I have to believe it’s the same guy, there can’t be many Zudhi Jasser’s around. :)

No, I don’t see how this could possibly affect Hasan’s case, he’s going to be executed but like you say, it’ll be quite awhile. This is a poorly titled article.

I found his biography with his picture, and it looks like he is the same one

Biography

M. Zuhdi Jasser is a former U.S. Navy Lieutenant Commander. He is the President of the American Islamic Forum for Democracy based in Phoenix, Arizona. AIFD, founded in 2003, is a think tank and activist Muslim organization which provides a platform for an American Muslim movement to separate spiritual Islam from the political. AIFD seeks to build coalitions of Muslims which not only reject the means of terror as an anathema to Islam but more globally reject the ends of the Islamic state which Islamists seek. AIFD believes that the only way to genuinely wage the contest of ideas and counter the root cause of terrorism is for Muslims to be given ample opportunity for debate between one another-- especially within the mosques. AIFD believes that the outcome of these debates will ultimately be the primary method to defeat the ideology of political Islam which ultimately inspires radical Islamism. Dr. Jasser believes that it is essential for devotional Muslims to lead the ideological war against militant Islamism. This Muslim led effort seeks to establish the synergy of Americanism and our Constitutional democracy with a post-modern, pluralistic Islam.