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First, here’s some news on how president Obama’s administration may be stonewalling Congress by refusing to cooperate in a probe to find out how the army could be so negligent in dealing with Malik Nidal Hasan (via Hot Air)….

Oops. And there I called the war cult a war cult. How bigoted of me.

After all, enlightened people all know Jesus and Muhammed were ‘just the same,’ just like all sacrificial lambs and mass murdering warlords.

“He signed his e-mails with “Praise Be to Allah.”

And this, by itself, is reason for suspicion? Gosh, I bet your racist friends over at VDARE would agree.

Does saying “Goodbye” make a person a raving, murderous anti-abortion Christian, using the same sort of logic? Seems to me that anyone using such a parting needs to be watched, given that they’re obviously predisposed to walk up to a doctor outside of church and blow his head off.

The level of open bigotry here has passed the hip-wader stage, and is well into snorkel territory.

According to ABC News, Hasan repeatedly pushed to have his own patients prosecuted for “war crimes.”

If that is true, it stinks to high heaven. Hasan’s behavior made it clear that he was against the wars and saw them as a fight against Islam. How could our military continue to subject troubled soldiers to that kind of harrassment as a “reward” for their service?

Can you imagine them allowing a Christian doctor to continue to practice if he pushed to have his patients who were Muslim soldiers prosecuted as terrorists. The first time he tried would be his last (even if he turned out to be right.)

Political Correctness has become so pervasive that many in the media were wishing that the Fort Hood shooter had not been Muslim — like it was just an odd coincidence. It’s as if they would have been overjoyed if the shooter had turned out to be Christian.

“Why did it have to be a Muslim?” is the question they keep asking. These people are ignoring or even rewriting history, and if they continue down that path, we are doomed to repeat it — over and over.

I’ve received several emails about this ABC story on Nidal Hasan’s friend, frequent dining companion, and protege Duane Reasoner Jr. According to that report one of Reasoner’s online handles was “ooklepookle”. I had already written about some of …

To a Christian in the military who made such statements to his superiors? Captain [Naomi] Surman, [Hassan’s supervisor in the Department of Psychiatry], who was scheduled to be deployed to Afghanistan with Hasan on Nov. 2 told investigators that Hasan….

It now appears that this will be the narrative for the Hassan case.

Part of me says yes for the reasons given by Ed Morrisey — namely that Congress has a duty to find out on what grounds Hasan was declared “not dangerous” by someone in the FBI; why information that he was……

But hey, let’s not talk about his religious fundamentalism.

No, by all means, let’s do. You know those Christians – we really need to do something about them. They believe in traditional marriage and the sanctity of life, and stuff. We’re just this side of having the Pope in the White House! We must address the issues of Christian radicals.

Wait…you’re talking about Islamic fundamentalism?

Ooops.

Never mind.

On November 17th, 2009 at 9:07 am, granite said:

Just curious:
If he is a Major, how could his supervisor be a Captain?

On November 17th, 2009 at 9:08 am, TigerLady said:

The question we have to ask is “why”. Why did the Hasan’s superiors minimize the danger of this walking time bomb? It’s got to be more than political correctness. I hope it’s not just stupidity.

On November 17th, 2009 at 9:19 am, RedDog said:

Why was this guy not strapped to a gurney 3 years ago? Better yet, why was he even allowed into the officer corps?

The answer is simple…it’s called the Army allowed itself to become an experimental laboratory for diversity and feminization. The breakdown of its integrity was a long time making. I mean, how many Chiefs of Staff generals can you come up with who sounds more like John Effing Kerry than George S. Patton?

The US Army is in a bad state today, but that has been a 25-year process. Only now have we got the perfect Commander-in-Chief for that liberalized, fully diversified and politicized organization.