Shootings at Fort Hood. 7 dead. 12 injured.

[Krystian Kowalczyk]

Originally Posted by Tom McReen

A kike-dyke, I believe.

She claims her ethnicity is "English." But how many "English" are actually jews?

[Marvin Nash]

Originally Posted by Rounder

WNs talk about sacrificing for the Aryan cause. This Muslim was a US Army major, 39-40 years old, on the verge of retirement, life-long yearly pension of $50,000.00 or more, and free medical insurance for life, plus all the other life long military benefits. That's what he sacrificed for the Islamic cause of freedom from the GD jews and JOGs.

Hail Islam and all Islamic freedom fighters. They fight and voluntarily sacrifice their very lives. WNs squat and type. . . . anonymously, terrified somebody might find out they're anti-semites.

As we are now, we don't even deserve to live in this world of eternal struggle, must less survive as a people. To even breathe, too yellow to fight is, in itself, a sin against Mother Nature. Hitler said so.

NidalHasan scribbled: There was a grenade thrown amongs a group of American soldiers. One of the soldiers, feeling that it was to late for everyone to flee jumped on the grave with the intention of saving his comrades. Indeed he saved them. He inentionally took his life (suicide) for a noble cause i.e. saving the lives of his soldier. To say that this soldier committed suicide is inappropriate. Its more appropriate to say he is a brave hero that sacrificed his life for a more noble cause. Scholars have paralled this to suicide bombers whose intention, by sacrificing their lives, is to help save Muslims by killing enemy soldiers. If one suicide bomber can kill 100 enemy soldiers because they were caught off guard that would be considered a strategic victory. Their intention is not to die because of some despair. The same can be said for the Kamikazees in Japan. They died (via crashing their planes into ships) to kill the enemies for the homeland. You can call them crazy i you want but their act was not one of suicide that is despised by Islam. So the scholars main point is that "IT SEEMS AS THOUGH YOUR INTENTION IS THE MAIN ISSUE" and Allah (SWT) knows best.

Podblanc video:

[Joe_J.]

Originally Posted by Krystian Kowalczyk

She claims her ethnicity is "English." But how many "English" are actually jews?

She was raised Catholic, according to the Wikipedia entry, which includes her parents' names. Nothing there to suggest she's a jew.

[Tom McReen]

Originally Posted by Joe_J.

She was raised Catholic, according to the Wikipedia entry, which includes her parents' names. Nothing there to suggest she's a jew.

Is Rachel Maddow Jewish?

No She is not Jewish. Her Mother is from Canada and is of Irish decent. Rachel Maddow was raised as a Catholic.

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Is_Rachel_Maddow_Jewish

Same answer there although I've read otherwise, which is why I got the same impression including the fact that there is a lot to suggest 'she' is a kike including the way 'she' looks (please don't make me look again).

The case is still open as far as I'm concerned, there may be no definitive proof but everything about that celebridyke says she could easily be kosher to me (same with that cunt Olbermann). We have heard of jews being 'raised as Catholic' in the past.

[brutus]

Oy Vey! My prayers have been answered!
The door to Iran's annihilation has been opened!

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[Karl Lueger]

"I cannot comprehend that the enemy was among us,"

the motto of the lemmings, esp. white-ones;

not just regarding muslims in White Nations
but the greater harm of jews who promote nation wrecking and use every form of non-white trash in their agenda.

but jews say they are "one of us"
and never has the lemming considered just why it fights and dies for the jew,
or why it kills other people, often White, for the jew.

[OTPTT]

Originally Posted by JoeS.

ABC is doing a special on this massacre. They're leading you to believe it was some sort of traumatic stress disorder that this poor darling shooter had. Stress disorder my ass! This guy was a jihadi. They don't wan't to mention that. See how the media is fucking with your mind? Is it any wonder nobody believes the media anymore. Another thing. Last evening I was listening to Michael Savage and he said something brilliant. He said that congress had a moment of silence for the massacre tragedy. Then he said instead of having a moment of silence why not have a moment of anger!!!!. Brilliant observation. Must give credit where credit is due.

This guy has never been in a combat zone, and as best I can tell from what I've seen so far, has had no experience where there would be a trauma giving way to post traumatic stress disorder. Aside from this one inconvenient fact, he wouldn't have been in a front line combat zone. He would have been in one of the safest areas of Afghanistan as far as the U.S. Army is concerned.

[Alex Linder]

Fort Hood suspect's religion was an issue, family says



FORT HOOD, Texas (CNN) -- The bumper sticker reading "Allah is Love" was torn off and the car was keyed.

A police report was filed in the August 16 incident involving Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan's Honda, and a neighbor was charged with criminal mischief. But what kind of impact that incident, and possibly others, had on Hasan remains a mystery.

While few official details have been released about Hasan, his family and others have given some insight into the man accused of killing 13 people and wounded 38 others in Thursday's massacre at Fort Hood Army Post in Texas.

Relatives say Hasan, a U.S.-born citizen of Palestinian descent, was a "calm" individual who had been taunted after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. Others describe him as a vocal opponent to the war on terror whose rhetoric concerned colleagues.

The bumper sticker incident at Hasan's apartment complex in Killeen, Texas, is the first known example of harassment that has surfaced since the shooting. Apartment manager John Thompson said Friday that he reported the situation to police after the girlfriend of then-resident John van de Walker told him that he did it. Thompson said he saw van de Walker apologize to Hasan and that a police report was filed.

He added that the bumper sticker said "Allah is Love" in Arabic, but that van de Walker knew that Hasan was Muslim before seeing it. Thompson said the last time he asked Hasan about the incident, Hasan said he was still waiting for reparations for damage to his 2006 Honda Civic.

Efforts to reach van de Walker on Friday were unsuccessful.

Hasan's cousin, Mohammad Munif Abdallah Hasan, said the Army major had wanted to leave the military because he felt disrespected over his religion.

"There was racism towards him because he's a Muslim, because he's an Arab, because he prays," the cousin said in a CNN interview in the Palestinian city of Ramallah. "They used to see him dress in traditional Muslim clothing, so he was a bit irritated because of this. Also, the fact that they wanted to send him to Iraq. He decided to leave the Army for good and hire a lawyer because of this matter."

"They wouldn't treat him as if he is one of them. He was a major in the Army and other majors wouldn't treat him equally as a major should be treated," the cousin said. " 'Yes, you are a major in the U.S. Army, but you are still an Arab, a Muslim, you have your own traditions and values and we have ours.' He was bothered by that a lot. He wasn't respected as he should have been."

The cousin added that he wanted to leave the Army, especially after getting deployment orders.

Army officials have indicated that Hasan was to deploy to Afghanistan to work with a unit already there as part of behavioral health support. It wasn't clear when Hasan was scheduled to go overseas for what would have been his first deployment.

Dr. Val Finnell, a former medical school classmate of Hasan's, described him as "a very outspoken opponent of the war" in the classroom and in public settings.

"He equated the war against terror with a war against Islam," Finnell said.

He added that he was shocked by Thursday's shooting.

"However, that said, given the things that Maj. Hasan has said to me in the past and to other people, I am not surprised."

There are about 3,500 Muslims in the U.S. Army, less than 1 percent of the total number of soldiers. The investigation into the shootings is ongoing, and Army officials have not indicated any evidence of Hasan being harassed among the ranks.

Hasan's cousin said that despite the concerns over discrimination, a motive behind the shootings still was incomprehensible.

"If he had killed one or two, I could say that he was defending himself. I could say that there could have been a problem between two sides which led to the use of weapons. But for one to kill 13 people and injure more than 30, I personally don't think that it was because someone was bothering him. There is a bigger reason that this happened and no ones knows it besides Nidal."

Mohammad Hasan remembered his cousin's trip to Jerusalem, 6 miles from Ramallah, 15 years ago to learn about his roots. "He acted normal."

More recently, Nidal Hasan may have attended a lecture in January at George Washington University involving the Israeli ambassador to the United States and other officials discussing Israel's offensive into Gaza last winter. Video from the lecture shows a person who appears to be Hasan dressed in military fatigues seated in the audience taking notes.

In a statement Friday, Hasan's family in the United States said, "We are mortified with what has unfolded and there is no justification, whatsoever, for what happened. We are all asking why this happened -- and the answer is that we simply do not know.

"We cannot explain, nor do we excuse what happened yesterday. Yesterday's violence in no way reflects the feelings, beliefs, or principles of our family," the statement continued, adding that the family is cooperating with authorities.

Hasan's neighbors on Friday said he cleaned out his apartment the morning of the shootings and gave copies of the Quran to several residents.

His next-door neighbor, Patricia Villa, said he gave her his furniture and paid her $60 to clean his apartment hours before the shooting.

"He told me he was leaving for Iraq or somewhere," Villa said. "I didn't think much of it."

Another neighbor, Willie Bell, said Hasan had helped him set up his laptop and regularly tapped into Bell's wireless service. Bell, a maintenance man at Fort Hood who didn't show up for work Thursday, said he was interviewed by the FBI for four hours that day and the laptop was seized. He said he received two calls from Hasan early Thursday, one at 2:37 a.m. asking Bell to turn on the wireless service and again at 5 a.m. to say he was moving.

An owner of a 7-Eleven convenience store at Fort Hood said Hasan, whom he knew as "Maj. Nidal," came in for coffee and hash browns most mornings, including the morning of the shootings. Surveillance video from the store obtained by CNN shows a man who the store owner said is Hasan at the cashier's counter about 6:20 a.m. Thursday -- about seven hours before the shooting -- carrying a beverage and dressed in traditional Arab garb.

While the owner said he was too busy to chat with Hasan on Thursday, he said that through his brief talks with Hasan he learned the officer didn't speak Arabic well. He added that Hasan didn't wear a wedding ring and joked several times about whether the owner knew a bride for him.

Hasan would also ask the owner whether he planned to attend Friday prayers, a mainstay of Islam, to which the owner would say that he was too busy.

Hasan was known to attend Friday prayers in Bethesda, Maryland, before he arrived at Fort Hood this year, said Imam Yahya Hendi, the Muslim chaplain at the National Naval Medical Center.

"I met him a few times and I saw him at services ... he appeared to be a very loyal American," Hendi told CNN's "Situation Room." "I know he told me once that he joined the military because he wanted to do something for America in the aftermath of September 11.

"He also told me once that he believed that Muslims who speak a language of exclusivity should not have room in the Muslim community -- that we must reject them," the chaplain continued. "And that's why for me, when I saw the footage yesterday about him, I said, 'Wait a minute -- is this the same guy I met a few years ago?' "

http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/11/06/...uspect.muslim/

[OTPTT]

Originally Posted by Alex Linder

Relatives say Hasan, a U.S.-born citizen of Palestinian descent,

To my knowledge there is neither a Palestinian race or nation.

[Alex Linder]

Army Gun Control
Posted by Lew Rockwell on November 6, 2009 12:56 PM

At first it seems odd that the Army does not allow soldiers to carry weapons on base, which I discovered as a result of the Ft. Hood soldier killing. But actually not: like the old USSR, the US government distrusts its own troops. I did find it ironic to hear the job of an army phychiatrist described as “healing” and “counselling.” In fact, it is his job to use drugs and lies to convince kids who don’t want to kill more strangers who have never done anything to them, that it is a great thing to do.

UPDATE from Mark:

It’s well known by most military people that officers or soldiers who are unpopular with the other troops often get “accidentally” killed in combat situations. Ask anyone who was in Viet Nam. Military people are constantly terrified by the thought of troop revolts.

And yes, it’s not surprising that a military “mental health professional” turns into a murderer as his job was to make people feel okay about killing…I’m sure he felt great as he was pulling the trigger.

UPDATE from Mark Anderson:

I was on active duty in the Marine Corps infantry from 1995 to 1999. That you just posted about gun control in the military is rather amazing, because I was recollecting my own military experience and I knew right away how this killing spree was able to happen.

Contrary to what many people may perceive, we are not all walking around with firearms 24/7. Our weapons (i.e., firearms) were kept in a locked and guarded armory, totally inaccessible. The only time we could check out our rifle from the armory was not upon our own discretion, but if we had to go to the rifle range that week, or we were doing field training, and so forth. Unless we were doing a live-fire exercise, we were using blanks with the rifles for the training.

If somebody owned a personal firearm and they lived on base – rather than off base – they were NOT allowed to keep it in the barracks. That, too, had to be checked into the armory. Lew, Army gun control is a good way to describe. Every single one of those victims was most likely unarmed.

UPDATE from Terry Nall:

I remember how disappointed I was the first time I went to the firing range at my first duty station in the army. They have a sergeant next to you positioned so that he can grab your weapon before you can swing it around and kill your supervisor. Soldiers are inmates.

http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/lewr...ves/42213.html

[Axel Faaborg]

Originally Posted by OTPTT

To my knowledge there is neither a Palestinian race or nation.

There's not a legally defined Aryan nation, either.

[Marvin Nash]

Originally Posted by JoeS.

ABC is doing a special on this massacre. They're leading you to believe it was some sort of traumatic stress disorder that this poor darling shooter had. Stress disorder my ass! This guy was a jihadi. They don't wan't to mention that. See how the media is fucking with your mind? Is it any wonder nobody believes the media anymore. Another thing. Last evening I was listening to Michael Savage and he said something brilliant. He said that congress had a moment of silence for the massacre tragedy. Then he said instead of having a moment of silence why not have a moment of anger!!!!. Brilliant observation. Must give credit where credit is due.

Of course the jew savage would be angry when a Palestinian wipes out 13 zogbots. Michael savage is a good ole israel loving jewboy. Have to give credit where credit is due.

[Sándor Petőfi]

Originally Posted by OTPTT

To my knowledge there is neither a Palestinian race or nation.

You're sounding like a Jew now.

[Sándor Petőfi]

Originally Posted by Eric Wright

Arabs part Nigger? And in what racial anthropology study does it say that?

Numerous genetic studies of Arabic populations shows that they received subtantial admixture since the Islamic expansion, smartass.

[John in Woodbridge]

Originally Posted by Krystian Kowalczyk

She claims her ethnicity is "English." But how many "English" are actually jews?

I always thought Obama's supposed white mammy looked suspect. On the radio today they mentioned she is jewish. Obama doesn't look like a typical mulatto. He looks even more freakshow.

[Sándor Petőfi]

Originally Posted by Rick Wright

Drink another latte faggot.

Gee. I must have really gotten to you. Does your daddy wear a turban or something?

[Steve Lillywhite]

Originally Posted by Rounder

That Muslim sent Obama and the JOG a strong message of what might happen again and again, if they send more troops to bomb and butcher more Muslims for Hymie. What goes around comes around. Reap what ye sow. Muslim "chickens" are coming to roost in your JOG nests. Get it??

I served with the 1st CAV for three years.

It pleases me to see that the Islamic Resistance has finally arrived at Ft. Hood.

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[Steve Lillywhite]

Originally Posted by Rounder

Hail Islam and all Islamic freedom fighters. They fight and voluntarily sacrifice their very lives. WNs squat and type. . . . anonymously, terrified somebody might find out they're anti-semites.

The only thing we can do is wait in front of our computers and hope for the Islamic Resistance to swing in and liberate us from ZOG.

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[Steve Lillywhite]

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"The shooting happened in what used to be Fort Hood's Sports Dome." [SOURCE]

The Sports Dome will make an excellent mosque when the Islamic Resistance takes over.

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[Rounder]

Originally Posted by JoeS.

ABC is doing a special on this massacre. They're leading you to believe it was some sort of traumatic stress disorder that this poor darling shooter had. Stress disorder my ass! This guy was a jihadi. They don't wan't to mention that. See how the media is fucking with your mind? Is it any wonder nobody believes the media anymore. Another thing. Last evening I was listening to Michael Savage and he said something brilliant. He said that congress had a moment of silence for the massacre tragedy. Then he said instead of having a moment of silence why not have a moment of anger!!!!. Brilliant observation. Must give credit where credit is due.

This poor fellow needs lots more time at main page. He not only ain't "there" yet, he ain't even on the right road.