Jihadist battle cry is called ‘speculation' (Gen. Casey again)

San Antonio Express-News ^ | 11/09/2009 | By Sig Christenson and Scott Huddleston - Express-News

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[Cvengr]

I don’t understand what incentive anybody has in denying and covering up that which is obvious in this crime, but it seems as if that is all any person in a position of authority in this Administration can persuade themselves and their subordinates to perform.

If it is the intent of the entire chain of command to completely undermine all faith, trust, and confidence the public might be able to muster in their abilities and intentions, they have worked well.

Extraordinary.

[ANGGAPO]

There are more that a few that heard it.

[SE Mom]

Isn’t that the truth? I was just thinking about him this week...a man without mushy morals. He would be getting to the bottom of this NOW.

The damage this is doing to the morale of our military cannot be overstated...

[Cvengr]

SSSSHHHHHHH!!!! It’s like the Japanese have attacked Pearl Harbor, but we don’t want to tell anybody, because that might influence their discrimination of the Japanese Empire from American idealism.

[uncitizen]

So all those witnesses (who could’ve been killed themselves) who heard the jihadist say Allah Abkar were all hallucinating? They didn’t really hear it. It was what they wanted to hear because they hate muslims so much. Yeah, ok it makes more sense that they all lied or imagined it than that they all actually heard it.

All those witnesses who heard gunshots coming from the grassy knoll and/or saw people behind the fence were imagining that too.

[armymarinemom]

You said it!! He would be demanding answers from both the CIA and FBI! God Bless that man.

[BOBTHENAILER]

Yep—the Islamofascist-in-cheap, will do his level best to bury this. I hopin’ my sarcasm didn’t offend anyone here, but this atrocity is very offensive to me.

[potlatch]

There are MORE warnings.......... Let Gen. Casey "SPECULATE" on THIS;

 

 

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Damn...where did that come from...?

Oh the new Muslim Mafia..book....they are trying to shut that down....

Saw that on a thread....

Time for everyone to get a copy.

[potlatch]

[Damn...where did that come from...?
Oh the new Muslim Mafia..book....they are trying to shut that down....]

Yes. World Net Daily, and I should have put that on it! The article is dated today too.

[spunkets]

First hand eyewitness accounts are not speculation. That's why jihadi Hasan's lectures, or e-mail exchanges with jihadi imams aren't referred to as speculative.

"I don't know who the Army fears most. Muslims or the Press."

They far their commie masters.

[Gritty]

... without audiovisual documentation of the incident, it is still an issue to be addressed through the investigative process....

Casey is just an Politically Correct, @$$ sucking twit. And this guy is commanding our Army!!??

I doubt we have audiovisual documentation of the actual shooting by Hasan, either. Does that mean he didn't do it, despite the scores of witnesses?

Before the final report is finally published, the soldiers on scene will recant what their own lyin' eyes and ears saw and heard and it will be determined what was really shouted by Hasan was, "All over here to the bar!", just as he opened fire.

I guess we'll have to let Major Hasan go and maybe give him an apology for his inconvenience? Oh, and maybe Obama will also tug his forelock while publicly apologizing to the Muslim World for the terrible misunderstanding? Don't discount it.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

I just ordered it and some other books from Amazon...

At least I think I did....

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

a local radio host in L A

Would that be on KFI?

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Before the final report is finally published, the soldiers on scene will recant what their own lyin' eyes and ears saw and heard and it will be determined what was really shouted by Hasan was, "All over here to the bar!", just as he opened fire.

ROFL!

[BenLurkin]

Yes. Bryan Suits.

[BOBTHENAILER]

From Rush today ""This is what the left likes to call blaming the victim, isn't it? And it has the double virtue in the Times' eyes of slandering Soldiers as violent louts," and, boy, you ought to see this New York Times story. "

I call it a good day when I can beat Rush

[Fred Nerks]

Lucy, everyine needs to see this:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2383865/posts?page=21#21

“And as horrific as this tragedy was, if our diversity becomes a casualty, I think that’s worse,” Casey said.”

[Fred Nerks]

Lucy, everyone needs to see this:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2383865/posts?page=21#21

“And as horrific as this tragedy was, if our diversity becomes a casualty, I think that’s worse,” Casey said.”