Fort Hood shooting survivor questions handling of case 10 years after massacre

Fox News ^ | 11/5/2019 | David Montanaro

[george76]

Hasan has remained on death row for seven years and counting. Manning said he hopes "justice gets served" but realizes Hasan may never be executed.

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When it came to Hasan, Manning said, there was a double standard. Hasan wrote emails to radical American cleric Anwar al-Awlaki seeking advice on reconciling his Muslim faith with serving in the Army. This fact was known to the FBI.

“You could lose your security clearance in the Army for having bad credit and be kicked out of the Army. But you can't lose your security clearance for talking to a member of Al Qaeda, through e-mail. I mean, it doesn't make any sense,"

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Manning lamented that it took five years for the government to acknowledge that Hasan's attack was terrorism. It took six years for the survivors of the attack to be awarded Purple Hearts for their heroic actions to subdue the shooter and for the government to agree to provide benefits that are typically extended to victims of combat.

[mabarker1]

OK but we have to isolate those Hogs because they will have been contaminated with ragheaditis.

Maybe we just chain them all together with him and airdrop as a package.

[mabarker1]

😎

[mabarker1]

BOOMBA BOMBA !!!

[Vaquero]

Now we’re getting to Breaking Bad.with the dynamited wheel chair.

[eyeamok]

Drown him in a vat of pigs blood

[Jane Austen]

Yes, they sure moved fast in executing Timothy McVey. But the mastermind was spared and his wife not even investigated.

Calling Fort Hood act of terrorism a workplace shooting was an attempt at coverup.

[Jane Austen]

Yes, they sure moved fast in executing Timothy McVey. But the mastermind was spared and his wife not even investigated.

Calling Fort Hood act of terrorism a workplace shooting was an attempt at coverup.

[Blood of Tyrants]

Under Obama your military career could be ended for not being political correct enough.