It was Jihad within the ranks, like the case of Sgt. Asan Akbar in 2003.
This Hasan has been a live one for a long time, even suggestiong that more Muslims should attack and kill us after the Arkansas recruiter was killed.
Hopefully he will get the same sentence that Akbar got...and hopefully, unlike Akbar, it will be carried out swiftly.
Maybe they can have a double execution, executed by firing squad with pig-blood soaked bullets, having them fall into a trench of pig entrails before being buried there. It’s what he deserves in his own mind...and it’s time we started playing with their minds, IMHO, just like that. It may save American life if they realize in their own minds that their Jihad will be foiled and they will not got to Heaven for their 72.
How can anyone deny this was terrorism?
Sudden Jihad Syndrome. Every muslim is a risk of it.
Muslim traitor recipe: lightly grease rope with pig fat and hang him.
Off topic question. Do the wounded (and dead) soldiers from this incident get the purple heart? Is this considered line of duty?
Cone did not speculate on a motive, but the army released a statement saying the shootings did not appear to be an act of political terrorism. Two other people were questioned and then released.
Federal law enforcement officials told Associated Press that Hasan had come to their attention at least six months ago because of his web postings, which discussed suicide bombings and other threats. One of the web posts that authorities reviewed is a blog that equates suicide bombers with a soldier throwing himself on a grenade to save the lives of his comrades. "To say that this soldier committed suicide is inappropriate. It's more appropriate to say he is a brave hero that sacrificed his life for a more noble cause," said the post. "Scholars have paralled [sic] this to suicide bombers whose intention, by sacrificing their lives, is to help save Muslims by killing enemy soldiers."
Phenominal that these statements could be made together. It was not an act of political terrorism, but he came to their attention because of his political terror statements.
It was Jihad within the ranks plain and simple and we'd best figure out the nature of the enemy and cull them from our ranks. This guy had been giving off the signs for a LOG time and yet was still in uniform working with soldiers going to and returning from the war.
Of course he was harassed. Making the kind of statements he did against the war and for the enemy in the presence of other soldiers who were either going to war or returning fromit ensured that he would be...and I do not blame those soldiers one bit.
The blame falls on Hasan himself and those who left him, after the reports came in, in that position. He was a treacherous enemy within the ranks and he ultimately went Jihad.
Incredibly, the media still has no clue of a motive for the killings.
This is absolute insanity. Whether or not he has some sort of “fear” of going to Afghanistan, what he shouted indicates a clear motive to please Allah by killing Americans.
END OF STORY.
Fort Hood gunman’s entire life is probably ‘Allahu Akbar’.
Islam means “Submit.” My reading of the Quran tells me that Allah, through his prophet and subsequent followers, demands my humble, contrite obedience, or my death.
I can not effing BELIEVE they are going to bury this the way they are!
Expect it. They are already starting. It must have been AYTHING other than the actual truth. This PC nonsense is making me freakin SICK!
If we refuse to protect ourselves as a people then we d*mn well deserve to be destroyed!
I kept losing my mind yesterday when I kept hearing everyone say “on American soil”. American soil! What the h*ll IS AMerican soil at this point? There is no American soil if this kind of thing is allowed to continue!
Probably just a coincidence /liberal
Military court...military justice...firing squad or hanging. He won’t have to worry about going to Iraq now....
So he yells Alahu Akbar, but there’s not evidence it was politically motivated?
Hmmm..
So then if I yell “Kill all the Naggers” before opening fire on a rap concert, it won’t be a hate crime either. Right?
This is the trouble with reporters and editors with military stories....they are so far removed from military experience that they inject all kinds of little screw-ups into their stories unknowingly, and their equally ignorant fellow reporters and editors are not capable of catching it. The result is that the 27 million veterans + active duty + their families are, off the bat, suspicious of the accuracy of other details.
There is no rank of "Commander" or Commander Colonel" in the Army. If the Colonel is the commander of a unit (a role, not a rank), then the reporter should have stated what he was commander of. At any rate, since he is described as a "colleague" of Hasan, that means the colonel is not the commander of the unit Hasan was in.
The press does the same thing with reporters on religious stories, who can't tell you the difference between a Bible and a Bar Mitzvah, reporters who are in the bottom third of the US population in general knowledge on important subjects.
Then again, Timothy McVeigh was yelling “All for Jesus!!” when he bombed the Federal Building, right? You don’t remember?........< /sarc>
Then again, Timothy McVeigh was yelling “All for Jesus!!” when he bombed the Federal Building, right? You don’t remember?........< /sarc>
Our Armed Services are filled with the same kind of politically correct leadership as our government in general.
What will be the effect on enlistments in our volunteer armed services?