Posted on 03/07/2010 2:19:45 PM PST by Free ThinkerNY
When the initial report of the Pentagon shooting from ABC appeared, it noted that one of the officers heard the shooter utter something:
Police said that he may have uttered something before opening fire, but what he said was unclear.
Most reports now simply state he did not say a word. Why the change? What might he have said?
A Twitter post revealed that John Patrick Bedell had an account on SourceForge containing “Jihad code.” Looking at the account of jpbedell – he used the Arabic term “inshallah” or “God willing,” using Arabic font – “إن شاء الله” – on more than one page. Here are screenshots from the website and project named “openinsurgent.”
(Excerpt) Read more at creepingsharia.wordpress.com ...
Hm ....
Weak.
Well. the nut is worm dirt now, but apparently he was all over the map as far as his beliefs.
Hm is right.
He must have learned that phrase from the Tea Parties. /s
That would go along with his mental condition. The guy was just plan crazy.
It really looks that way.
He had no anchor.
Yeah... he is definitely a Mennonite.
LLS
Yep, anyway the wind blows. Unstable in all his ways. That’s what happens to many people when they aren’t grounded, and I would say grounded in the Lord. Most just don’t go as far as he did.
What is weak about trying to develop a language neutral open source communciation plugin for popular gaming platforms?
What he has described there is a way for English speaking terrorists to communicate with overseas non-English speaking terrorists via a game platform like Symm or Gears of War or World of War Craft.
Put your head back in the sand if you like, but our enemy is radical Islam, they are motivated and they will not stop because you give up or try to ignore them.
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