Posted on 08/06/2012 6:08:34 AM PDT by FR_addict
...CBS News reports that Page enlisted in the Army in April 1992 and was given a less-than-honorable discharge in October 1998. He was last stationed in Fort Bragg, N.C., serving in the psychological operations unit...
(Excerpt) Read more at washington.cbslocal.com ...
This is also interesting-- "serving in psychological operations unit"
Why??
finally!! A mass murderer they can condemn and use to advance gun control
The my be messing in their pants: he is not a muzzie, a minority, a homo, NONE of the protected groups..
Hope it turns out he is a democrap
finally!! A mass murderer they can condemn and use to advance gun control
They must be so happy: he is not a muzzie, a minority, a homo, NONE of the protected groups (so far)
If it turns out he is a Republican too then I think they will need a change of underwear.
Why would you want him affiliated with any group, especially a national political party?
Not that I don’t trust anything SeeBS News says.....
I’m not sure if it is federal, state, or local law, but in Durham, NC, you are not allowed a concealed carry license if you have anything other than an honorable discharge.
Maybe some one here knows the law on owning or purchasing a gun.
So was Nadal...but I don’t see the words domestic terrorism associated with his murders by the PC admin. and press.
Using the CBS criteria, a single enlistment, a BCD, and no apparent contact with the DOD for 14 years - how many other criminals qualify for their headline?
Doesn’t this make three that were supposedly working with/studying psychology: Ft. Hood, Aurora Shooter and this one?
What do they study in those departments anyway?
This guy was out of the military before 9/11, not sure if this has a mistaken identity aspect to it. (as in too stupid to know the difference between Muslims and Sikhs)
So, they’re categorizing this as domestic terrorism but the Ft Hood shooting as workplace violence. Got it.
To put it in civilian equivalences: A less-than-honorable is considered to be about a misdemeanor conviction, but a Duck Dinner (dishonorable discharge) is considered to be a felony conviction.
1 shooter in psychological operations for the army, 2 in neuroscience labs in universities, one as a teacher one as a student, in the last couple of years....just a little strange. Begs the question, what are they messing with?
Good find.
Conservative Charlie Sykes in Milwaukee will be talking about this incident now:
Listen Live:
http://www.620wtmj.com/shows/122165534.html
It’s evidently federal law: http://www.justice.gov/usao/ut/psn/documents/guncard.pdf
Possession of a firearm or ammunition by a prohibited person b: By a subject who falls within one of the following categories: ...
Dishonorably discharged from the military
Are they using people as guinea pigs, or what? Forget the guns, they are a distraction from something much more nefarious. (that is according to my tinfoil hat beeber, though)
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