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Jihad Watch: Fort Hood jihad shooter was disciplined for Islamic proselytizing
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Hasan had been disciplined & put on probation for proselytizing about his Muslim faith w/patients &colleagues http://bit.ly/4Calru #FtHood 26 days ago |
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RT @jaketapper NPR src:#Hasan was put on probation during postgrad work 4 proselytizing abt Islam w/patients+colleagues http://bit.ly/2Llw4r 29 days ago |
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RT @jaketapper: NPR: Hasan put on probation during postgrad work for proselytizing ab Islam w/ patients + colleagues http://bit.ly/2Llw4r 29 days ago |
Fort Hood jihad shooter was disciplined for Islamic proselytizing
Jihad Watch —
CAIR has been working overtime (they're quoted in this article also), and the "Muslims fear backlash" victimhood machine is in high gear. No one, of course, is questioning whether there might be any connection between this man's devoutly held Islam and the massacre today. After all, how could there be any such connection? Islam is a Religion of Peace™!
"Massacre Leaves 12 Dead At Fort Hood," by Kevin Whitelaw for NPR, November 5 (thanks to Axel):
[...] The motive behind the shootings was not immediately clear, officials ...
Investigation Continues Into Deadly Fort Hood Shootings
A Blog For All —
... over there. . . . He made his views well known about how he felt about the U.S. involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan." And when he talked about fighting "the aggressor," he said that his fellow soldiers "should stand up and help the armed forces in Iraq and in Afghanistan," Lee said. It appears that he did have a preference for being a devout Muslim but didn't want the Army to know, although his actions showed something quite different? Moreover he had once been disciplined for proselytizing , and a report this morning says that he ...
Mr. President, is it getting any better as the answers come in? -- By: Andy McCarthy
The Corner on National Review Online —
... , Steve Emerson marshals some of the answers that have come in about Nidal Malik Hasan: "Born in Virginia, sent to medical school by the U.S. Army, the psychiatrist was chastised for proselytizing to his patients about Islam. Asked his nationality, he didn't identify himself as an American but ...
No More Mister Nice Blog — ... shot six people, killing one.... Police said Jason Rodriguez, 40, surrendered to police and was taken into custody at his mother's house outside of Orlando.... Rodriguez is a former employee of Reynolds, Smith and Hills Inc.... Company chief financial officer Ken Jacobson said that Rodriguez was fired in June 2007 after working as a beginning engineer at the firm for 11 months. Jacobson said his "work product wasn't up to the necessary standards." ... Yesterday: A source tells NPR's Joseph Shapiro that [Major Nidal Malik] Hasan was put ...
Chris Matthews: We may never know if religion was a factor at Fort Hood
Hot Air » Top Picks —
... online about the selfless heroism of jihadist suicide bombers; he was placed on probation for proselytizing about Islam to patients and colleagues and was sufficiently devout that he ...
First as tragedy, next as farce, after that…?
Cold Fury —
... online about the selfless heroism of jihadist suicide bombers; he was placed on probation for proselytizing about Islam to patients and colleagues and was sufficiently devout that he ...
Sudden Jihad or "Inordinate Stress" at Ft. Hood?
Daniel Pipes :: Writings —
... ," the jihadi's cry, as he fired off over 100 rounds from two pistols. His superiors reportedly put him on probation for inappropriately proselytizing about Islam. We note what former associates say about him: one, ...
Living in Terror -- By: An NRO Symposium
Articles on National Review Online —
... problems,” “emotional problems,” “an inordinate amount of stress,” or being deployed to Afghanistan, his “worst nightmare.” In contrast, those of us on the right saw the assault in the light of Islamist efforts to kill infidels and bring them under Islamic law. We perceive Hasan not as victim but as jihadi. Some evidence for this view: He yelled “Allahu Akbar,” the jihadi’s cry, as he fired his guns. His superiors reportedly put him on probation for inappropriately proselytizing about Islam. One former ...
