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Topic started on 6-11-2009 @ 12:29 PM by ModernAcademia
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Suspect, devout Muslim from Va., wanted Army discharge, aunt said
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 He prayed every day at the Muslim Community Center in Silver Spring, a devout Muslim who, despite asking to be discharged from the U.S. Army,
was on the eve of his first deployment to war.
In an interview, his aunt, Noel Hasan of Falls Church, said he had endured name-calling and harassment about his Muslim faith for years after the
Sept. 11, 2001, attacks and had sought for several years to be discharged from the military.
"Our family loves America,"
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reply posted on 6-11-2009 @ 12:29 PM by ModernAcademia
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The psychiatrist once said that "Muslims should stand up and fight against the aggressor" and that the United States shouldn't be fighting the
wars in Iraq and Afghanistan in the first place
This is anti-american foreign policy sentiment
not religious extremism
Lee told Fox News that Hasan "was hoping that President Obama would pull troops out. . . . When things weren't going that way, he became more
agitated, more frustrated with the conflicts over there. . . . He made his views well known about how he felt about the U.S. involvement in Iraq and
Afghanistan."
Again this is regarding foreign policy
Not religious extremism
Officials are not ruling out the possibility that some of the casualties may have been victims of "friendly fire," that in the confusion at the
shooting scene some of the responding military officials may have shot some of the victims.
www.statesman.com...
Ok now that is EXTREMELY suspect
First there were 3 shooters, then 2, then 3 again
and now there's only one
and with just ONE shooter there might have been quite alot of friendly fire?
These guys fight in Iraq and Vietghanistan with loads of enemy combatants, but just ONE guy and they got confused and friendly fire occured?
Even with the element of surprise it still doesn't at all make any sense, especially with trained soldiers.
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reply posted on 6-11-2009 @ 12:49 PM by poedxsoldiervet
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No it does make since, This guy was in uniform and shot at troops, MPs most likely got a report saying shots were fired, They arrived on scene to see
Soldiers moving wounded and troops fleeing the area. The gunman again opens up on troops, Now there are moving targets and shots being fired, you
think of ROE and attempt to engage threaten targets.
You ever been in a firefight? You ever been at a scene involving shooters? Things breakdown quick, and it breakdown even further when the shooter is
dressed like the victims.
As far as the "Friendly Fire" goes nothing has been confirmed yet, so don’t go pushing that assumption, the military is not equipped to handle
investigations, there equipped to handle combat. This is the reason the FBI was brought in.
You also pointed and eluded to the fact this nut jump fired on his own Soldiers because he was frustrated by the war. And it was in no way connected
to his religious beliefs, tell me why he shouted out "Allah Akbar" before opening up on those Soldiers? In case you don’t know "Allah Akbar" is
said by suicide bombers right before they blow themselves up.
Let me also add this for you, this man Was an ARMY MAJOR, an OFFICER in the UNTIED STATES ARMY, if he was being harassed or threaten he could and
would have brought down the Hammer of God on those who were doing that to him. It is so easy to file an EEO complaint and its easy for the person
filing the complaint to win. He was a MAJOR; MAJORS are DEMi-GODS in the army. You don’t harass a MAJOR, the way you could a Private or even A
sergeant. This is a pitiful attempt to cover up or condone what that Terrorist Assclown did.
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reply posted on 6-11-2009 @ 12:55 PM by SLAYER69
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The psychiatrist once said that "Muslims should stand up and fight against the aggressor" and that the United States shouldn't be
fighting the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan in the first place
This is anti-american foreign policy sentiment
not religious extremism
Denial....
Come on Modern. Then why the hell would he say "Muslims should stand up and fight against the aggressor" Why not the oppressed or the poor or
the disenfranchised?
You can't possibly try to spin that. Hell you just squashed it.
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reply posted on 6-11-2009 @ 12:57 PM by justinsweatt
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I'm not quite convinced that this isn't a False Flag.
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reply posted on 6-11-2009 @ 12:59 PM by ModernAcademia
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I knew someone would point it out that way
The guy was counseling soldiers dude
he tried to leave they knew he was somewhat unstable
they completely ignored it
and by aggressor he is reffering to foreign occupation
it's that simple
you interpreted it how you wanted to interpret it
Let me ask you this
do you think there would be such terroism if... I don't know
if maybe the U.S. didn't have over 800 bases in over 130 countries?
Massive embassies with so much influence over a country
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reply posted on 6-11-2009 @ 01:02 PM by poedxsoldiervet
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THIS IS NOT A FALSE FLAG, SOLDIERS SNAP AND KILL THERE OWN, FRAGGING WAS A COMMON OCCURANCE IN VIETNAM.
This Jerk diddnt want to go to War, he was a fooking doctor he would have been on a base helping COMBAT SOLDIERS get through ISSUES. HE WOULD HAVE NOT
FIRED HIS GUN ONCE, HELL HE WOULDNT HAVE EVEN LEFT THE BASE. HE IS AN ARMY MAJOR, A MAJOR. During the begining of the Iraq war another nut Job named
"Handgrenade" Akbar threw grenades into a tent of Officers, this # goes down quite often. Akbar did it because he diddnt want to kill other Muslims.
If you are Muslim in the US army, you know we will be killing other Muslims for the next few years, get the FOOK OUT if you do not like that idea or
join there side.
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reply posted on 6-11-2009 @ 01:04 PM by kyred
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I wonder how long he has been in the army. I also wonder how long has he wanted to get out of the army and when did he first request to be able to
resign. I know we are at war and that can determine whether or not a needed officer is allowed to resign. From news sound bites, he apparantly wasn't
doing a good job at his previous station, so why wasn't he allowed to quit the army? I've known many officers who decided, after their 6 years of
initial service was over, requested to leave the army and it was no problem. Go on about your way. You've fullfilled your duty.
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reply posted on 6-11-2009 @ 01:09 PM by kyred
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Quite right. My brother is a dentist and Major in the army and he is currently in Iraq. He hasn't been outside the 3 walls that surround his base
since his arrival. And he has no need to go outside the triple wall, and even if he wanted to "go sightseeing", he would not be allowed to even exit
the first interior gate. His job is to provide dental treatment to soldiers, civilian contractors, prisoners and sometimes local residents as a offer
of goodwill Thers is no need for him to be exposed to unnecessary dangers and being placed into a situation where he might need to try to kill
someone.
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reply posted on 6-11-2009 @ 01:11 PM by SLAYER69
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Originally posted by ModernAcademia
reply to post by SLAYER69
I knew someone would point it out that way
The guy was counseling soldiers dude
What does him being a counselor have to do with the price of eggs in China?
Nothing.
I pointed it out because you proved your own statement to be false.
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reply posted on 6-11-2009 @ 01:13 PM by poedxsoldiervet
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Holy SHit, you know nothing of the Military and the way it works. This Major was not unstable, he did not want to deploy, for the past 8 years the
military has been at war, If he wanted to get out he could have got out, he could have resigned his commission, became a consensus objector, and here
is the Kicker, he could have not RE-ENLISTED. 8 FRIGGIN YEARS He Re-enlisted at LEAST one DAMN TIME. At least ONCE. But no he stayed in, and when he
Finally came down on orders to deploy (because he hasn’t deployed yet) He goes postal? That’s bogus and you know it, you want to spin this and
make it look like AMERICAS Fault.
We are not the occupier in Afghan we were attacked by Bin Laden’s group and the Taliban did not give him up to us, Of course we are going to attack.
And here is another news flash for you because you are so smart, America isnt the only nation with bases around the world. G.B has troops stationed
here, France, china, Germany, Russia, they all have bases all over the world. And every nation has their own SOLDIERS at their embassy worldwide
guarding them, So come correct when you step to me or my country.
Muslim Fanatical’s are just that, It doesn’t matter if it was the US or someone else terrorist would still be out there.
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reply posted on 6-11-2009 @ 01:21 PM by Regenmacher
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Originally posted by kyred
I wonder how long he has been in the army.
Looks he was what is termed as a lifer. Major Nidal Malik Hasan joined the army immediately
after high school.
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Now they are speculating he was wacked out on drugs.
Nidal Malik Hasan: His own
patient?
 Nidal Malik Hasan, the army major responsible for slaughtering 13 unarmed people, and wounding another 31 on Thursday the 5th of November at
Fort Hood military base in Killeen, TX, may have been treating himself with psychotropic medications.
Is it possible Nidal Hasan was on medication to cope with the troubled feelings, and thoughts he was having in relation to the patients he was seeing
at Walter Reed? Dr. Geiger could have placed the major on some type of psychotropic drugs, such as antidepressants, at the time. Major Hasan could
also have been taking medication on his own accord, being a doctor, and psychiatrist, it wouldn't be that difficult to obtain the drugs. If the Major
was taking any of the medications with warnings of increased risk of suicide attached to their use, could this have pushed him over the edge as
well?
Please visit the link provided for the complete story.
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reply posted on 6-11-2009 @ 01:22 PM by SLAYER69
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Originally posted by ModernAcademia
and by aggressor he is reffering to foreign occupation
it's that simple
you interpreted it how you wanted to interpret it
OK...
Modern I'll give you this one last input of mine.
The last I've heard was that he is still alive. We will hear soon enough from his own mouth what the deal was.
At that point I won't have to interpret anything neither will you.
Fair enough?
Fort Hood Shooter Was to Serve in Afghanistan
The suspect, Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, was in stable condition Friday as investigators interviewed witnesses and tried to piece together
details of one of the worst incidents of soldier-on-soldier violence in U.S. history.
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reply posted on 6-11-2009 @ 01:38 PM by JIMC5499
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Contrary to some people's beliefs, you don't always carry a weapon and ammunition 24-7 on base. We were not even allowed to keep our personal
weapons in our barracks. Even if you were carrying a weapon, who do you shoot? Again contrary to popular opinion around here, soldiers are trained
to hold their fire until they identify their target. In this situation there was no clearly identifiable enemy. Who was the shooter and who were the
people trying to stop the shooter?
In 1944 the Germans sent English speaking troops dressed in American uniforms behind US lines during the Battle of the Bulge. Their mission was to
capture certain objectives and to create confusion. It worked.
I have heard reports that the FBI was aware of this guy. You have to wonder if this could have been prevented if it wasn't for political
correctness? I mean if it walks like a duck, swims like a duck, quacks like a duck, has feathers, webbed feet and a bill, it just might be a DUCK!
One last thing.
Think about this. This was a fairly minor event in the grand scheme of things. I mean no disrespect to the people involved. It was localized,
contained and over with in a fairly short period of time.
Did everybody notice how many conflicting media reports there was? One shooter, two shooters, three shooters, one shooter dead, one in custody, one
still running around. I must have heard twenty different casualty numbers. In one report I heard CNN referring to a Fox report that referred to the
Associated Press. It was total confusion, nobody had any idea what was going on, but, the media had air time to fill. Anything was fair game, no
matter how stupid it might be.
Now compare this to 9-11. Three main locations, seperated by hundreds of miles, cities evacuating and thousands dead and injured. Take the media
confusion at Ft. Hood and multiply it by a factor of 1000. Is it any wonder that there are so many conflicting news stories and reports. Then you
take a group that has the time to pick apart every story and report, looking for inconsistancies that look like they support their aganda.
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reply posted on 6-11-2009 @ 01:53 PM by JIMC5499
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Originally posted by SLAYER69
Fort Hood Shooter Was to Serve in Afghanistan
The suspect, Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, was in stable condition Friday as investigators interviewed witnesses and tried to piece together
details of one of the worst incidents of soldier-on-soldier violence in U.S. history.
SLAYER69,
I'm commenting on the WSJ article that you have in your post, not your post.
I resent the Wall Street Journal referring to this as "one of the worst incidents of soldier-on-soldier violence in U.S. history". This was a
terrorist attack, plain and simple. This wasn't a "man made disaster" no matter what that bimbo Pelosi and her sidekick Reid want us to believe.
This guy didn't suddenly snap and decide to start shooting. It is my understanding that he gave away his "worldly possesions" and prepared for the
"afterlife". All of this talk about him not wanting to go on deployment or to kill other Muslims is just bullsh*t. If he didn't want to go, all
he had to do was to resign from the Army. This isn't the same as some E-2 or E-3 changing his mind and discovering that he is locked into a
contract. When you reach the rank of Major, you can resign pretty much at will.
This guy was on a jihad plain and simple. He is as much a terrorist as the guy who drove the truck into the Marine barracks in Lebanon in the 80's
or the guy who blows himself up at a market place in Pakistan. Let's stop the PC crap and recognize this for what it is. CAIR can piss off too.
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reply posted on 6-11-2009 @ 02:00 PM by poedxsoldiervet
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Aww you miss-spoke now you most go to the corner and pray to Barak and ask for his forgiveness, all while say the pelosi-rairy.
You are exactly right, this was a terrorist incedent, in the Army one of the tall tell signs (they beat this in the suicide awareness training) is you
give away your possessions. This guy had planned to do this, his family is saying he was so anti-violent and a good American. What type of
anti-violence person keeps 2 handguns with hundreds of rounds of Ammo? Then goes out and Kills his Soldiers? All the while saying Muslims most rise up
and defeat the occupiers and praising suicide bombers. I am actually quite surprised this Ass didn’t blow himself up
.
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reply posted on 6-11-2009 @ 02:37 PM by Jakes51
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I am appalled by this recent act by a senior officer, regardless of his religious convictions. Who really gives a darn who he knelt down and prayed
to, that is beside the fact. He is just a plain old murderer. Everyone is so quick to jump on the bandwagon regarding his religious convictions. This
is just another instance, the media, can twist and turn a sudden act of violence and murder into talking points and foster the chilling affect toward
Muslims in America. This is just one man's homicidal lunacy.
In my humble opinion, I think this officer is suffering from having a yellow- belly and nothing to do with the politics of the war. In another time,
if he refused to deploy with his unit as a disobedient soldier, one could be put before the firing squad for such an offense. However, that was
another time, I don't mean to sound callous in my remarks, but that is how it used to be.
This man is despicable, and thank God or Allah, to some, that he is alive to face justice. He is a scourge to his religion and the United States Army.
He is nothing more than a yellow-belly coward, murderer. When, has there ever been levels of murder, murder is murder, regardless of the ins and outs
of the crime? May justice be swift and imposing!
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reply posted on 6-11-2009 @ 03:53 PM by Artephius Abraxas Helios
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Originally posted by poedxsoldiervetHoly SHit, you know nothing of the Military and the way it works. This Major was not unstable,
he did not want to deploy, for the past 8 years the military has been at war, If he wanted to get out he could have got out, he could have resigned
his commission, became a consensus objector, and here is the Kicker, he could have not RE-ENLISTED. 8 FRIGGIN YEARS He Re-enlisted at LEAST one DAMN
TIME. At least ONCE.
PO'd, no offense here man, but you might want to read up a little about how officers' commissions work, especially non
"line" officers such as those in the medical corps.
An officer's commission is generally a four year comm based on their schooling, however, if an "O" goes to advanced schooling like medical or law
school, he or she is assigned extra years of service. And while yes, you can "resign" your commission, all that does is strip you of being an
officer. You still owe the time in service commitment. So, that really doesn't get you out... if your ordered to overseas service... in my
experience, 100% of the time, you're going.
But no he stayed in, and when he Finally came down on orders to deploy (because he hasn’t deployed yet) He goes postal? That’s bogus and
you know it, you want to spin this and make it look like AMERICAS Fault.
I agree, there's no way is this America's fault. That's
ludicrous and anyone who would blame us for this senseless and cowardly attack should be ashamed
We are not the occupier in Afghan we were attacked by Bin Laden’s group and the Taliban did not give him up to us, Of course we are going to
attack.
Generally, that flies for me, but at this point 8 years on, you must admit, it's starting to appear more like an occupation. But
that's got noting to do with the Ft Hood shootings in my opinion.
And here is another news flash for you because you are so smart, America isnt the only nation with bases around the world. G.B has troops
stationed here, France, china, Germany, Russia, they all have bases all over the world. And every nation has their own SOLDIERS at their embassy
worldwide guarding them, So come correct when you step to me or my country.
Again, that's correct, but what's the relevance to Fort Hood.
And come on, really??? "Come correct when you step to me" ??? What, are you Snoop Izzle Fo Shizzle now??? I expect more out of you man... I've
read your post and your brighter than that.
Muslim Fanatical’s are just that, It doesn’t matter if it was the US or someone else terrorist would still be out there.
Now,
that's on point, but I tend to disagree. I think this guy was a lowlife who had issues most of his adult life. He was conflicted: an American but a
Arab, a Soldier, but a shrink. Most head doc's that I know are the craziest sumbitches I've ever met. They just typically hide it better because
they can analyze their own crazy.
Anyway, there's no excuse for his attack, but sometimes people just snap... and yeah... it appears some Muslims snap more often or more violently
than the rest of us... but I really think that's the media portrayal.
If we lived in N.Ireland in the early 80's it would be the Catholic extremist we'd be talking about. I'm Irish American and proud as hell of it,
but there's enough crazy to go round without blaming and entire religion (or race for that matter) for the acts of an individual, no matter how
heinous that individual's acts may be. That's just my opinion.
-Peace
AAH
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reply posted on 6-11-2009 @ 04:05 PM by infolurker
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To all these people that are "crying" that the Army wouldn't let him out.... IT IS A LOAD OF BS! This guy was in like 20 years and had ample
opportunity to leave long before this.
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reply posted on 6-11-2009 @ 11:18 PM by Common Good
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If he wanted out so badly, then why didnt he just do some drugs and go Awol for a couple weeks? I mean, it REALLY isnt that hard to get out of the
military ifyou really wanted to. The most that they would have given him was a BCD(in case some of you dont know what a BCD is, its a
BadConductDischarge). More than likely they would have given him a OTH discharge(OtherThanHonorable). Niether of the two are considered dishonorable.
If he REALLY wantedout, hewould have gotten out, ESPECIALLY being a Major. The attorney would have asked him "so, do you want to stay in the
military?". He could have said no, and been on his way.
Instead, he chose to go this route. I personally believe(me being ex military) that he didnt want out, that he more than likely was working for
someone else, or he is just a religious nutjob. Probably both.
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