Nidal Hasan - TX Shooter, Homeland Security Advisor, page 1

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Topic started on 19-11-2009 @ 03:00 PM by Anti-Evil

killed and wounded the people at Fort Hood , Texas was an advisor to Obama's Homeland Security team. ... well now....

www.gwumc.edu...

now, why all the shooting - seems he is part of Homeland Security, Advisors are
Senior Specialist. and he is a shrink...? I'm missing something here... WHY..?
also, I have the Gov. saying 3 shooters were involved...

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reply posted on 19-11-2009 @ 04:23 PM by bettermakings

I'm not sure how long the shooter was a religious fanatic. I've heard he was at the time, but for how long?

Maybe before recently, he was secular, and then he started reading the Koran and hearing hate-speech against America. I'm not sure. The details are fuzzy.

I doubt he was a religious fanatic his whole life. It was probably more recently, and that's how he slipped through the cracks at first.

reply posted on 19-11-2009 @ 04:47 PM by centurion1211

Originally posted by bettermakings
I'm not sure how long the shooter was a religious fanatic. I've heard he was at the time, but for how long?

Maybe before recently, he was secular, and then he started reading the Koran and hearing hate-speech against America. I'm not sure. The details are fuzzy.

I doubt he was a religious fanatic his whole life. It was probably more recently, and that's how he slipped through the cracks at first.

And, and, and .... Oh, crap! I'm running out of possible scenarios that don't make obama look bad about this issue, too!

*hand wringing*

What to do, what to do?

Try this explanation on for size.

Obama wants to give (fellow?) muslims some patronage jobs in his transition team and administration, so the call goes out. And since the army was being politically correct and hiding all the shooter's potential problems, the shooter's name floats to the top and ends up on a "short list".

Somehow, my theory doesn't seem that hard to believe at all ...

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reply posted on 19-11-2009 @ 06:09 PM by bettermakings

reply to post by centurion1211

At least we can admit it was because he was a (Muslim) religious fanatic, and that was the problem.

Some people are still saying religion was not an issue at Ft Hood.

If the shooter screamed "Jesus is great!" while shooting, I'm pretty sure the Bible would be banned the next day.

Islam does not accept criticism, and that is the problem. . . all over the world.

reply posted on 19-11-2009 @ 06:46 PM by centurion1211

Originally posted by bettermakings
reply to post by centurion1211

If the shooter screamed "Jesus is great!" while shooting, I'm pretty sure the Bible would be banned the next day.

Straw man argument because no one is doing that. And please, no more pitiful attempts to try and compare one guy shooting one abortion doctor with what happened at Ft. Hood.

Islam does not accept criticism, and that is the problem. . . all over the world.

Agreed.

reply posted on 19-11-2009 @ 08:59 PM by SirPatrickHenry

Originally posted by centurion1211

Originally posted by bettermakings
reply to post by centurion1211

If the shooter screamed "Jesus is great!" while shooting, I'm pretty sure the Bible would be banned the next day.

Straw man argument because no one is doing that. And please, no more pitiful attempts to try and compare one guy shooting one abortion doctor with what happened at Ft. Hood.

Islam does not accept criticism, and that is the problem. . . all over the world.

Agreed.

Then how is the Fort Carson killings not a terrorist act. It was an act of terror, against the US, and on an Army base, however they weren't Islamic, Main Stream Media hasn't really covered it.

You don't see Senators jumping up and down about this one.

Islamic Radical's are no different than, Christian Radicals, and Jewish Radicals, and ANY OTHER Radical who would kill someone over a petty cause.

reply posted on 20-11-2009 @ 04:14 PM by maybereal11

Originally posted by centurion1211

Obama wants to give (fellow?) muslims some patronage jobs in his transition team and administration, so the call goes out. And since the army was being politically correct and hiding all the shooter's potential problems, the shooter's name floats to the top and ends up on a "short list".
[edit on 11/19/2009 by centurion1211]

I used to think you were a semi-intelligent poster with differing views than myself.

Now I know you are just spewing BS despite knowing the truth.

We already went over this on that other thread you endorsed about some guy who has a friend that heard a rumor that there was a picture of Maj. Nidal Hasan and Obama...

Nidal Hasan was not an advisor to Homeland Security.
He was an AUDIENCE MEMBER DURING A FORUM AT THE INSTITUTE....

Read the article....Even WND states the truth beneath the false headline.

Shooter Advised Obama Transition

While the GWU task force participants included several members of government, including representatives of the Department of Justice and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, there is no indication in the document that the group played any formal role in the official Obama transition, other than to serve in a university-based advisory capacity.

Kaniewski could not tell WND whether or not Hasan made comments from the audience that influenced the task force recommendations or not.

Obama wants to give (fellow?) muslims some patronage jobs in his transition team

bigoted dishonesty..Your posts are nothing more than partisan flatulance..You don't care about the truth, why should anyone care what you have to say.

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