I'm just waiting for the Fred Phelps report; "thank God for Isalamic shooters!"

Article taken from http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=927592

The first line actually says he is a muslim, this is a mainstream media website.

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The US Army major who killed 13 people and injured 30 others at a Texas military base is a US Muslim of Palestinian origin who joined the military against his parents' wishes and was about to be deployed to Iraq. Major Nidal Malik Hasan, who killed at least 12 people in an attack at Fort Hood before being shot and wounded on Thursday, was a military psychiatrist who dealt with troops returning from combat and faced his own imminent deployment, officials said. He opened fire with two handguns at a processing centre at Fort Hood for troops being deployed on missions to Iraq and Afghanistan. The killing spree began about 1.30pm on Thursday (6.30am AEDT Friday). The shooting took place as soldiers were awaiting medical and dental treatment at a processing centre at Fort Hood for troops being deployed on missions to Iraq and Afghanistan, he said. Most of the victims were military personnel, but there were also two civilians involved, officials said. Further bloodshed was narrowly prevented when the gunman was apparently blocked from reaching a graduation ceremony attended by some 600 people, just metres away from the scene. "Thanks to the quick reaction of several soldiers, they were able to close off the doors to that auditorium," Cone said. After interviewing over 100 people at the scene investigators appear to have ruled out the possibility that Hasan acted with an accomplice. Hasan was shot by a "female civilian officer", thought to be the first responder on the scene. It was initially reported that Hasan had died but he survived and had emergency surgery. Fort Hood is a massive US base that is more like a small town housing tens of thousands of soldiers and civilians. It was locked down after the shooting for several hours. His cousin Nader Hasan says the major had battled harassment based on his "Middle Eastern ethnicity" and was seeking to leave the military. "He hired a military attorney to try to have the issue resolved, pay back the government, to get out of the military. He was at the end of trying everything," Hasan told Fox News. "I don't think he's ever been disenchanted with the military," Nader said of his cousin. "It was the harassment." Nidal Malik Hasan worked at Washington DC's Walter Reed military hospital before being transferred to Texas, and was headed for Iraq this month. He "was scheduled to be deployed and was upset about that", Texas Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison told CNN. But Nader Hasan denied that his cousin was "afraid of deploying to go to war", and said he had not previously exhibited violent tendencies. "He wasn't somebody who even enjoyed going to the firing range, you know, this wasn't somebody who had that kind of mindset," Nader Hasan said. The Army major was born in the United States to Palestinian parents who had emigrated from a small town near Jerusalem, his cousin said. He was raised in Virginia, and attended school in Roanoke before going to Virginia Tech university, scene of another mass shooting in April 2007. While living in Washington DC, he attended prayers at a local Muslim community centre at least once a day, seven days a week, according to Maryland imam Faizul Khan. Khan, a former imam at the centre, told The Washington Post that Nidal Malik Hasan was "very devout", and asked him various religious questions. "But there was nothing extremist in his questions. He never showed any frustration ... He never showed any ... wish for vengeance on anybody," Khan said. A former colleague of Nidal Malik Hasan's disagreed, saying the Army major had expressed a desire to see Muslims "fight against the aggressor". "He said, maybe the Muslims should stand up and fight against the aggressor. At first we thought he was talking about how Muslims should stand up and help the armed forces in Iraq and in Afghanistan, but apparently that wasn't the case," Colonel Terry Lee told Fox News. Fort Hood base commander Lieutenant General Robert Cone said the attack did not seem to be linked to terrorism. "I couldn't rule that out but I'm telling you that right now, the evidence does not suggest that," he told reporters. Authorities had said immediately after Thursday's attack that they had killed the suspected shooter but this was later changed. "There was a single shooter that was shot multiple times at the scene, he was not killed as previously reported," Cone said. "He is currently in custody and in stable condition." Cone offered little explanation to reporters at a news conference as to why the suspect was believed dead, saying only there was confusion at the hospital. Unnamed military officials, with access to Hasan's military record, said he received a poor performance evaluation while at Walter Reed, AP reported. The 39-year-old soldier was single with no children. US President Barack Obama, who had been kept informed of the shooting as the drama was tracked in the White House situation room, denounced the attack as "an horrific outburst of violence". "My immediate thoughts and prayers are with the wounded. And with the families of the fallen," Obama said. "It's difficult enough when we lose these brave Americans in battles overseas. It is horrifying that they should come under fire at an army base on American soil." Fort Hood is the headquarters of the Army 3rd Corps, the 4th Infantry Division and the 1st Cavalry Division. All those units have seen extensive duty in Iraq. Fort Hood has also been working to rehabilitate many soldiers suffering from post-traumatic stress syndrome, local congressman John Carter told MSNBC. Across the country, some bases stepped up security precautions but no others were locked down.

You hopefully noticed that I hightlighted and underlined a particular statement.

I was just wondering why a murderer is given preference emergency treatment? I sure more than a few people would be wondering that. They should have let him die and meet the real God who Im sure wouldnt be too accomadating towards him.

Um, shadow_zone..
for a guy who is sometimes telling us Amerikans how much we don't care about people ala welfare, that is a straaaange statement to make.

At *any* crime scene if the perpetrator of a crime (like murder) is shot/injured, the law of the land is that we call an ambulance for them and see to it that they get prompt medical treatment, same as if a person is a victim of a violent crime.

The same is true of our service men and women, which this person is...why should we as a nation change that, exhibit partiality and become like some of our enemies who mercilesssly and mindlessly take no thought for the value of human life...

and why should you, as a Christian, speak judgement and hostility over someone who is obviously troubled and in need of a Saviour??

How do we not know that these events are allowed by God to transform the life of this man and bring about his repentance?

The Scriptures say that anger does not bring about the righteousness that God requires and we are commanded to love, bless and pray for our enemies.

He didn't want to go war, because war involves killing, so he kills 13 people?

Is that his idea of "Give Peace A Chance"?

I pray for the Fort Hood families.

Malik Hasan is apparently a traitor.

I pray that he will repent prior to being convicted, sentenced, and executed.

It has nothing to do with him, either, being a "terrorist" or being in agreement with "terrorist" types disposed to that behaviour, among the Islamic people.


On the other hand, it has everything to do with him being an obedient follower of Islam.


The world community at large, both non--Muslims and even a lot of Muslims, simply does not realize the violence inherently taught (between the lines, so to speak) in the Quran. The world community at large, both non--Muslims and even a lot of Muslims, simply does not realize the violence and imperialism wrapped up within the history of Islam, since its inception in Arabia. The world community at large, both non--Muslims and even a lot of Muslims, simply does not realize the sheer, unadulterated EVIL within, and carried abroad by, Islam.

Know what?? I do know these things. It makes me grieve for those Muslims now caught within the clutches of Islam, so to speak, and those non--Muslims feeling the effects of its EVIL.....as at Fort Hood.


To reiterate in closing.....this Army Muslim has nothing to do with "terrorists."

An interesting little tidbit about the guy, he was an advisor with a George Washington University task force to help the incoming administration on Homeland Security.

Regardless, our own government workers failed those soldiers who were killed. He previously praised Islamic attacks on American soldiers saying:

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There was a grenade thrown amongs [sic] a group of American soldiers. One of the soldiers, feeling that it was to late for everyone to flee jumped on the grave with the intention of saving his comrades. Indeed he saved them. He inentionally [sic] took his life (suicide) for a noble cause i.e. saving the lives of his soldier. To say that this soldier committed suicide is inappropriate. Its more appropriate to say he is a brave hero that sacrificed his life for a more noble cause. Scholars have paralled [sic] this to suicide bombers whose intention, by sacrificing their lives, is to help save Muslims by killing enemy soldiers. If one suicide bomber can kill 100 enemy soldiers because they were caught off guard that would be considered a strategic victory. Their intention is not to die because of some despair. The same can be said for the Kamikazees [sic] in Japan. They died (via crashing their planes into ships) to kill the enemies for the homeland. You can call them crazy i [sic] you want but their act was not one of suicide that is despised by Islam. So the scholars main point is that "IT SEEMS AS THOUGH YOUR INTENTION IS THE MAIN ISSUE" and Allah (SWT) knows best.

It was probably being PC that allowed him to still operate.

From the link given by DeliveranceThrash 2 posts ago:



O.K.


I'm *game* for that.


F*** Islam. Repeatedly. F*** both satan, and his/its cult.


I'm waiting.


I'll be over there.

I knew the guy was a Muslim from pretty much the first article I read on it yesterday afternoon. The guy didn't start shooting people because he objected to war and killing. He objected to being deployed where he would be fighting other Muslims.


{sarcasm} this is just like the guy who got fired for the God pin, the whole thing could have been avoided if the "company" that employed him had simply given in to his wishes and approved a deployment elsewhere. Would have been the "common sense" thing to do, but instead, they stuck to policy, and now they've got blood on their hands. {/sarcasm}


The guy didn't have any real objections to war and killing, obviously. I'd like to think though, that we wouldn't be deploying guys who VERY OBVIOUSLY have a conflicted loyalty issue....and that this conflict would have been detected and WELL documented beforehand. Whatever happened to the "conscientious objector" thing? Didn't they used to have guys like this, with these sort of objections, finish out their tour in Leavenworth or something? There's a few things that still don't add up from what I've sen and heard, like 43 victims, but the guy had 2 handguns....with 15 or 17 in the clip, we're talking 30-34 bullets, but 43 victims, and THAT is if the guy hit with EVERY SINGLE SHOT FIRED. There pretty much HAD to have been other people involved, jsut on sheer scale and proportion.

It's ALMOST obvious the guy wasn't alone in his actions.....the more folks you involve in a plan, the easier it is for someone to spill the beans........there was a systemic failure somewhere along the lines than needs to be re-examined, but I place full blame for things SQUARELY Upon the guy(s) firing the weapons. When the investigation is completed to the satisfaction of Army brass, they should just take 'em out back and cap 'em.

Of course many people who claim to be "anti-war" are not really against killing or war at all.

Protestors who were "anti-war" during the 60's frequently flew Viet Cong flags at their "peace rallies", showing support for a violent group that was killing our troops.

(Also, you didn't see "anti-war" hippies out protesting the Hue Massacre, the worst massacre of the war.)

At rallies opposing the War on Terror, there have been Hamas flags and signs with anti-semitic slogans.

Many times, "anti-war" is no more then code for Anti-American.

So now they're pretty sure there were two or three other shooters. Anyone think they'll really get to who's behind this?

George W. Bush visits Fort Hood, wounded soldiers:

FORT HOOD, Texas (AP) ― Former President George W. Bush and his wife, Laura, visited wounded soldiers and their families near the site of the worst mass shooting on an Army post in the United States.

The Bushes made their private visit to Fort Hood's Darnall Army Medical Center on Friday night. Bush spokesman David Sherzer said in an e-mail that the couple thanked Fort Hood's military leaders and hospital staff for the "amazing care they are providing."

An Army psychiatrist, Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, is accused of killing 13 people and wounding 30 in a shooting rampage Thursday at a Soldier Readiness Processing Center on the post.

Hasan was wounded by a civilian police officer and was taken into custody.

http://cbs11tv.com/wireapnewstx/George.W.Bush.2.1298076.html

IMO, the actions of former President Bush and his visit speaks volumes about his character, unlike the current president in office, who doesn't seem to give a damn about our soldiers.

"Political correctness killed those patriotic Americans at Ft. Hood as surely as the Islamist gunman did." -- Ralph Peters, on the Jihad at Fort Hood

From the last article posted by STRUTTER:

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Col. Terry Lee, who worked with the killer, said Major Hasan had said, “Muslims shouldn’t be fighting Muslims.”

Wow.....amazing.

This dumb**** killer Hasan does not know much about Islamic history, does he??

Well......guess what Hasan?? Muslims have been much more than happy to kill other Muslims, throughout the history of your glorious cult.

Moronic, bloodthirsty killer.

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