[LikeLight]

Time magazine reporter on Fox attributes actions of fragger as "misguided interpretation of his Muslim beliefs" . . . will that politically incorrect (and doubtlessly true) statement survive by Sunday morning?

[mickie]

Jim Lacey from Time also said this 'soldier' probably didn't even know anyone in the tents because he was an Engineer......entirely different chain of command.
That rules out the anger theory.

[patriciaruth]

"misguided interpretation of his Muslim beliefs"

I'll bet dollars to donuts he doesn't have "Muslim" beliefs; he has Wahabi sect or Farrakhan beliefs, and they are the ones that provided him with the "misguided interpretation." You can be sure he didn't dream them up on his own.

But just as we are facing our adversaries one by one, rather than taking them on all at once, so I think we must think strategically and put off this inevitable confrontation with the Islamic fanatics until we have weakened some of their pillars of support.

[fightinJAG]

It's VERY important that the truth, that this soldier is a muslim, be reported. Otherwise, this attack is incomprehensible.

Without this important fact, people will not be able to understand the implications of this attack, nor the situation our armed forces face.

Nor will they get the fact that, as Dennis Miller says, these islamofascists want to croak us ALL.