[STARWISE]

MUST SEE .... MATTHEWS, babbling and imploding in reluctance

Unfortunately, Matthews hogs the entire tape, but Jasser takes great issue with the 'islamic' sect, the fact that Hasan wasn't monitored and the military did nothing to deal with him as a problem.

Now, LISTEN to Dr. Zuhdi Jasser, a Phoenix physician interviewed on a news program

Matthews is moronic and breathtaking ... completely stupefying ... in his extreme angst and resistance to agreeing with a muslim that Hasan was an islamic terrorist who was absolutely a danger.

I have to say, his guest, Dr. Jasser, is THE MOST intelligent, sane, rational and sensible muslim I've ever heard. I hope Fox books him, for he's working to inspire the sane muslims to separate themselves from the beasts, to organize for that purpose and speak out against the evil ones.

[NautiNurse]

Chrissy Matthews is pining for the elusive "Flying Fickle Finger of Fate Award" as he takes liberal lunacy to new heights.

[rawcatslyentist]

>"That's not a crime to call up al Qaeda, is it? Is it?"

I'll try to make it simple enough for even flaming Chrissy to understand.

They are at war with US.

Would you have even axed this question, about German/Japanese citizens in WWII trying to contact their HQ?

C'mon, it's not that tough to figger out!

[Girlene]

Chris Matthews: ‘This guy is dangerous?' That's not a crime to call up al Qaeda, is it? Is it? I mean, where do you stop the guy?"

LOONEY LEFTY LOGIC

[ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas]

Meanwhile, at Time Magazine:

Link: Determining whether Hasan's actions were inspired by religious fervor (he reportedly said "Allahu akbar" before opening fire), his exposure to the mental trauma of the soldiers he counseled or other unknown factors may be impossible.

[chessplayer]

Matthews is an idiot, but technically, he`s correct. Hasan isn`t guilty of anything unless a jury says he is. This is probably a stupid question, but is there a specific law that says it`s a crime to contact al-Qaeda? Seeing how goofy things sometimes work, it would`nt surprise me if it`s not against the law.

[Landru]

"And this was obviously a philosophical struggle for the 'Hardball' host, as he reiterated he confusion. "

Good grief.

Wonder if Comcast's going to show the CNBC freak show the door after they've assumed control of NBC-U.
Seems if Comcast bought the sorry outfit Comcast just might be entetrtaining ideas of making a buck.

With the "lineup" at CNBC as it stands now --and NBC to a slightly lesser extent-- I simply cannot see how [that] goal w/could possibly be attained if they had a million years. Or attained in a Capitalist system, anyway. Unreal.

[massmike]

MSNBC:Muslim Sympathizers-No Brain Cells

[chuck_the_tv_out]

“intelligent, sane, rational and sensible muslim”

If true, then he does not actually believe his koran.

That’s great. The only “muslim” compatible with Western democracy and way of life is one who says “the koran is NOT devinely inspired, it does NOT form the basis of my beliefs”.

Any who DOES believe it is a timebomb. They must be asked at immigration.