Posted on 11/06/2009 4:49:23 AM PST by Perseverando
See my post #71 for further clarification.
The madrassas and the many black churches who preach Black Liberation Theology are the same threat from different perspectives. Both are brain washing people to hate America.
They use our freedoms and values to undermine and destroy them.
The two are not mutually exclusive. In fact, the first probably helps to explain the second.
I don't know why FReepers always get so pissed off by this sort of article. It's good background information on the bad guy.
It's the curse of the internet, I guess ... it's always easier to scream and shout when you don't have real information to stumble over.
I’m an adult who feels awkward,but I’m not going to use that as excuse for anything. Get the gauze;my heart is bleeding!
Neighbors on Vinton’s Ramada Road remembered him as a “studious” boy who went by “Michael.”
Mohammed is the Arabic equivalent of Michael.
Rummyfan - Thanks for the correction on “Yom Kippur War” being in 73. It was the “Six Day War” that was in 67.
Regarding Hasan identifying himself as “Palestinian” — Looks like that shows his ideology, because according to the reports I’ve read this morning, Hasan was born in Arlington, VA. Thus it looks like he decided ideology/ancestory meant more to him thus he listed himself as a “Palestinian” and not an American, which he was by birth.
It will be interesting to see an analysis of the mosques he attended, whether or not they were among those that preach Islam over all.
Did Homeland Security and the Brass at Walter Reed ignore his rantings, promoted him and sent him to Ft Hood?
Mark Stein does a great job of shredding the pc bs and getting to reality of Islamic Killers in America and around the world:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2380112/posts
MARK STEYN: MULTICULTURAL ILLUSIONS KILL - NO STRATEGY TO DEFEND AGAINST IDEOLOGY
dakota beacon ^ | November 06, 2009 | Mark Steyn
Posted on Friday, November 06, 2009 9:36:18 AM by Mount Athos
Thirteen dead and 31 wounded would be a bad day for the US military in Afghanistan, and a great victory for the Taliban. When it happens in Texas, in the heart of the biggest military base in the nation, at a processing center for soldiers either returning from or deploying to combat overseas, it is not merely a “tragedy” (as too many people called it) but a glimpse of a potentially fatal flaw at the heart of what we have called, since 9/11, the “war on terror”. Brave soldiers trained to hunt down and kill America’s enemy abroad were killed in the safety and security of home by, in essence, the same enemy – a man who believes in and supports everything the enemy does.
And he’s a US Army major.
And his superior officers and other authorities knew about his beliefs but seemed to think it was just a bit of harmless multicultural diversity – as if believing that “the Muslims should stand up and fight against the aggressor” (ie, his fellow American soldiers) and writing Internet paeans to the “noble” “heroism” of suicide bombers and, indeed, objectively supporting the other side in an active war is to be regarded as just some kind of alternative lifestyle that adds to the general vibrancy of the base.
When it emerged early on Thursday afternoon that the shooter was Nidal Malik Hasan, there appeared shortly thereafter on Twitter a flurry of posts with the striking formulation: “Please judge Major Malik Nadal [sic] by his actions and not by his name.”
The above is an excerpt. Go to the link below for Mark’s complete oped.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2380112/posts
That's understandable. If you're socially awkward, women can be harsh to you, IMO.
But more importantly, he did it because he was a GEEK! /s
Maryland "Freak State" PING!
Well, maybe the little weenie could have tried a muslim singles site on the web. Geez, he’s not the only socially awkward person ever to walk the earth. But in the end, it was all about him, his warped, extremist faith, and his inner rage. I hate these people.
I was surprised about his name though, I thought it would be something like Hussein Ali Muhammed Hussein-Hussein
You’re right. This morning a co-worker was bemoaning that he was called a “camel jockey”. But lots of people are teased and find a way to cope with it.
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