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My wife and I watched CNN International from a hotel room in Shanghai, China this morning. I don't remember ever seeing FOX News in Mainland China; perhaps it can be viewed here, but it's never in the hotels where we stay. CNN is probably more to Chicom liking.

I don't know if their CNN International broadcasts seen abroad are any different than their broadcasts aired in the States. The program we watched was hosted by Anderson Cooper

It seemed to us that every reason beside Hasan’s Islam was being sought for the reason behind the shootings. But his Islam was very hard for CNN to dispense with.

CNN did report that there was an eyewitness (ear-witness?) that heard Hasan cry out “Alah-Ahkbar” as he began shooting.

There were interviews with people who knew Hasan and had attended several of his lectures in which he focused on Islam even though the lectures were supposed to be on other totally unrelated issues. In one such lecture, according to a colleague of Hasan’s, Dr. Val Finnell, his PowerPoint presentation attempted to justify suicide bombings.

The report revealed that there ware very many people who were quite aware of Hasan’s views and tendencies, and that his stability was deteriorating rapidly.

Anderson Cooper's program also highlighted two American born and raised Muslims who, on the streets of NYC, praised Hasan’s murders in the name of Alah. These traitors were also attempting to recruit others to their causes. The report did say that they are their REVOLUTION MUSLIM website are under continuous FBI scrutiny.