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by Elizabeth M
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May 25, 2009

HAVE WE LOST OUR MINDS?

November 06, 2009 12:47 PM EST
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How stupid are we?

You mean to tell me NO ONE saw this one coming???

This is what they have known about this guy for awhile now....

First, his name was NIDAL MALIK HASAN...

He was a DEVOUT RADICAL MUSLIM...

He frequented radical Muslim websites and discussed bombings of Americans...

He recited his Muslim Prayers every morning and wore his Muslim garb regularly on base...

He had talked to others about his problem with being put in a position where he would have to kill his own people...???DUH! WHY IS HE IN THE US ARMY?

He has had "problems" with his patients (he is a shrink) and it was so bad that he needed psychiatric treatment himself over it...

HOW DID THIS GUY GET INTO THE US MILITARY????????

Be sure and watch the video:

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/2009/11/06/2009-11-06_susptected_gunman_in_fort_hood_shooting_maj_nidal_malik_hasan_shouted_allah_akba.html

This is beyond belief!

All the news stations are treating this like it is just some "normal" soldier who went berzerk over being deployed...

WTH? HE'S THE ENEMY! WAKE UP! HE'S A RADICAL MUSLIM!!!! WE ARE AT WAR WITH WHO????    RADICAL MUSLIMS!!!!

What, do they just let anybody walk in the door and sign up? 

Why can't they at least try to keep the ENEMY out of our military?

Peaceful Religion? My A$$!

THIS is why all the Japanese were rounded up after the bombing of Pearl Harbor! No one knew who to trust...AND NEITHER DO WE!

I want to know who is responsible for letting him in the army and I want that guy ousted!  I don't know about you, but I will be writing to my Congressmen about this lack of common sense!

If it looks like the enemy, and it acts like the enemy, and it prays like the enemy...then chances are.....

IT'S THE ENEMY!!!!!

Folks, our REAL soldiers are in imminent danger on OUR OWN SOIL! We need to swiftly do something to ensure their safety! I wll be demanding that all Muslims be released from US military duty immediately and personally ESCORTED off the bases, RIGHT NOW! Not to be allowed back on base!

God help our soldiers!  I am so sick and tired of this admin doing everything it can to undermine our military!

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Comments: 190

*Carol ~Bronx Southern Belle D. Nov 6, 2009, 12:55pm EST
I am so upset. I couldn't agree more. Bring back Cheney and Bush.
Don(time to open them FEMA camps) S. Nov 6, 2009, 2:23pm EST
Brilliant moron.
Cena W. Nov 6, 2009, 6:09pm EST
The predictable link to Murdoch's rag.
louis a. Nov 7, 2009, 12:39pm EST
LOL yes bring back the people that brought you the following:

Saddam Hussein then
Gulf War !

The Taliban
then 911 then the mangled war in Afghanistan


The War on terror in Iraq [ who had nothing to do with 911]

who have been in cahoots with the Saudi's, our allies LOL
who've broken the army
who've bankrupted the treasury and stolen billions or siphoned billions more to their cronies....to the same bunch that have privatized almost everything the army does......for a profit!

brilliant indeed.....why not just deport all the Muslims and outlw the religion here? Oh yes the Constitution......but that quaint document did get trampled by Cheney bush....so yes brim em back! there's still a vestige of the country left!
Charles Temm JR Nov 8, 2009, 11:41am EST
The Army's broke? We privatized everything the Army does? The Treasury can't be bankrupt if the Administration is spending money at twice the rate the last one did. Everything you say fits right into what this Administarion is doing....

Outlaw religion? The only ones I see advocating controls on religion seem more inline with your beliefs Louis than Elizabeth.

As for the trampling of the Constitution, have you protested a single act of it by Obama? No. Has your guy stopped any past violations of it? No. Vestige of the country? Naw, we don't need Bush/Cheney to get that, your guy is doing quite well all by himself.
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8 8 Nov 6, 2009, 1:02pm EST
ALL MUSLIMS should be out of the army? hello where is this bigotry coming from? He was obviously an ill man. Clearly your military powers that be allowed this sick man to remain active military so where should your anger lie? you need to back away from yourself and look at what you think you are trying to impose, should all of the muslims leave the country too? well then why not all of the gays? all of the Africans, All of any other group you choose, yes I see your point, that is a much smarter way to go, empty America and there will be no America left to fight for! good choice BRAVO I commend your thought process!
Elizabeth M Nov 6, 2009, 1:21pm EST
WHO BOMBED THE WTC???? It wasn't blacks, or gays was it?
I think ALL MUSLIMS need to be treated just like the Japanese were treated when they bombed Pearl harbor...rounded up, and detained.
Elizabeth M Nov 6, 2009, 1:22pm EST
You seem to not have a thought process aside from the PC group.
8 8 Nov 6, 2009, 1:27pm EST
and what do you plan on detaining me for? did bomb the WTC? what is the process if you detain me? Im persecuted only for the fact that I am a Muslim? and what do you gain by detaining me? i am a Muslim, I am American, do I have no rights is your new little world?
Spartan * Nov 6, 2009, 2:14pm EST
Who bombed the Federal building in Oklahoma City?
Don(time to open them FEMA camps) S. Nov 6, 2009, 2:22pm EST
That was some white guy wasn't it?

Inter all white guys?
Dan E. Nov 6, 2009, 2:44pm EST
"ALL MUSLIMS should be out of the army?"

True NOT a reasonable nor desirable expectation.

"Clearly your military powers that be allowed this sick man to remain active military so where should your anger lie?"

We don't know all of the circumstances yet but his calling out "Allahu Akbar!" as he murdered his victims might suggest a terrorists attack. Was this man a plant? With this was his intent all along?
Maybe he felt he could not carry out his mission as well when surrounded by armed soldiers in a war zone so he performed his duty before being transferred.
Dan E. Nov 6, 2009, 2:52pm EST
"Who bombed the Federal building in Oklahoma City?"

Timothy McVeigh!
Dan E. Nov 6, 2009, 3:01pm EST
And the rest of the names on that list of terrorist bombers Spart?

One white guy and ???????
James s F. Nov 6, 2009, 4:27pm EST
and his terrorist cell of....... Terry Nichols
Dan E. Nov 6, 2009, 6:41pm EST
O.K. O.K. Two white guys and ?????
James s F. Nov 6, 2009, 8:26pm EST
knowledge gleaned in basic training on how to build one honking mcgyver bomb.
Dan E. Nov 7, 2009, 7:41am EST
Is there something that keeps people from wanting to mention that everyone else on that list is Muslim?

Political correctness maybe?
louis a. Nov 7, 2009, 12:41pm EST
I agree....we must jail all those that fit the Home grown terrorist profile! Malitias included!
Dan E. Nov 7, 2009, 12:48pm EST
You agree with what louis?

Did anyone suggest anything like that?........Let me read back through the comments.....Nope nobody suggested anything like that!
James s F. Nov 7, 2009, 2:43pm EST
As far as I have read, just McVeigh and Nichols bombed the Oklahoma City federal building. They were after 4 FBI agents. Considered anything else 'collateral damage'
Elizabeth M Nov 7, 2009, 8:42pm EST
You might want to check this out...there was a muslim connection
James s F. Nov 7, 2009, 8:52pm EST
but the purpose of terrorism is terror.
to plan such a massive bombing and then never take credit for it defeats the purpose of a terror attack.
And by the way everything I've read indicates Iraq waged a constant secret police war against Al Qeda any time they surfaced.
It took a President of the United States deciding to decapitate Iraq's government to give Al Qeda the foothold tehy got in Iraq.
Spartan * Nov 9, 2009, 10:41am EST
"Is there something that keeps people from wanting to mention that everyone else on that list is Muslim?"

You want a list of homegrown terrorist and hate groups? I'll be HAPPY to supply it. I've posted it several times in the past.

9-11 was NOT an assault on America! It was an attack on two buildings in NYC and the Pentagon (which Professor William Ayers supposedly blew up back in the 60s if you're dumb enough to believe Sean Hannity). An "assault" on America would be someone ordering the carpet bombing of this nation and killing over 100,000 people like we did with our "Shock and Awe" in Iraq!
Elizabeth M Nov 9, 2009, 10:54am EST
Coming to a theater near you. Possibly, YOUR front porch Spartan...

Got Ammo?
Elizabeth M Nov 9, 2009, 10:55am EST
He didn't ask for your list...what he is asking is why no one wanted to mention that the OK bombing had a MUSLIM connection!???
James s F. Nov 10, 2009, 1:21am EST
over 40 nations lost people that day in the WTC collapse, (close to 1,000 souls, and many happened to be Muslim as well.)
But Bush and Julie desperately wanted it an American Tragedy.
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Tessa Alive Free Happy D. Nov 6, 2009, 1:04pm EST
live and learn -- if we live thru it
~~~
Lloyd C. - Proud Democrat. c. Nov 6, 2009, 1:15pm EST
I knew it too. As soon as I heard of this tragedy, I couldn't wait to see who committed this this crime. When I saw the video of him dressed in his Muslim garb, I, like you, said how did we allow this to happen? Who was asleep at the wheel?

"I am so upset. I couldn't agree more. Bring back Cheney and Bush."



*Carol ~Bronx Southern Belle D. you are so wrong writing that. This animal entered the military long before President Obama had any aspirations of running for the Presidency. Now is not the time for partisan politics. You are so wrong.

I am so saddened by the events of yesterday. I'm also very angry, not at anyone, but the perpetrator himself.

I'm basically speechless at the fact that this could happen not only on American soil, but at an American military base.

Anyway thanks for posting this article to our group, Barack Obama's Presidential Appointments, Bills and Policies.

http://obamasupporters.gather.com/

Sadly it is now our latest FEATURED post.

Lloyd
Elizabeth M Nov 6, 2009, 1:26pm EST
You are correct that this man has been in the military for a long time...8 yrs is what was reported...the 9/11 yr...how ironic is that? President Bush did nothing to ensure that the enemy had not infiltrated the military. And neither has Obama...he has only made it worse...two sides of the same coin.
8 8 Nov 6, 2009, 1:31pm EST
This man clearly had issues, so why do we not use the same magnifying glass when other terrible crimes are commited by non-muslims, that was not even the main topic of the killings, he was a very sick man and no one stopped him, so where in lies the problem, locking up every Muslim in America is not going to solve your problem are you blind?
Johnice R. Nov 6, 2009, 3:29pm EST
Christy, she is not blind just ignorant!
Elizabeth M Nov 6, 2009, 4:54pm EST
What's YOUR solution? I haven't heard one from you yet? Do you even think this IS a problem, having Muslims in our military? Isn't that a conflict of interests??????? Since we are fighting Muslims?

He said many times he had problems with his religious beliefs conflicting with his military status....and as Dan pointed out, he yelled "Allahu Akbar" as he opened fire on his victims.

What do YOU suggest we do about this Christy?
Tessa Alive Free Happy D. Nov 6, 2009, 5:03pm EST
ALL military personnel should have thorough background checks
-- not only Muslims, but ALL personnel
-- and they might try using those metal detector gates that the rest of us have to walk thru wherever we go

~~~
Cena W. Nov 6, 2009, 6:12pm EST
Some of us are ashamed of how our
American Citizens of Japanese heritage were treated at the onset of WWII
Elizabeth M Nov 6, 2009, 8:54pm EST
Cena...maybe the ones who have been indoctrinated by the PC crowd at our public schools...but not those who remember the event first hand!
Elizabeth M Nov 6, 2009, 8:56pm EST
Tessa....that is a good suggestion...but how would that have kept the man out of the military? I think you have to PROFILE the enemy if you want to FIND the enemy. The Muslim garb and prayers should have been a RED FLAG!
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8 8 Nov 6, 2009, 1:05pm EST
clearly we can see who has lost their mind here and it is not me!
Elizabeth M Nov 6, 2009, 4:55pm EST
You obviously do not give a crap about the soldiers who lay their lives on the line for YOUR freedom.
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Tessa Alive Free Happy D. Nov 6, 2009, 1:30pm EST
they're all idiots, Republicrats and Demoblicans alike
~~~
Jim T. Nov 7, 2009, 12:18am EST
ROFL. so true Tessa so true.
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Charles Temm JR Nov 6, 2009, 2:10pm EST
One can have differing opinions on US foreign policy and still serve loyally Elizabeth. Joes are not the mindless drones many on the Left portray them to be.

This guy apparently had done his job competently overall and there is nothing in the UCMJ/US Civil Code allowing anyone to jail or boot him. We cannot play mind police (yet) so preemptive action would have been unlawful. While his acts of internet writings are wrong, they are not illegal (yet) Hundreds of Muslims serve this nation in the Armed Forces and do so well. We simply cannot judge all by the acts of one madman.
James s F. Nov 6, 2009, 4:35pm EST
my son said the year he was in Iraq some of the bravest people he knew were the "hajis" who came to work each day. They were marked by the thugs for death.
Sadly the week after he left, one young man he'd gotten to know a bit (whenever their convoy rolled in because the young man ran the crane that moved the K-rails away and back at the gate,) was shot by a sniper from a roof. The man left a wife and 3 kids.
He was just trying to make a living, and the US base was where he found work.
Elizabeth M Nov 6, 2009, 5:02pm EST
This man had been having problems with this "conflict of interests" for awhile now, and the authorities knew it...what are we supposed to do, wait for all of them to explode on US soil?
James s F. Nov 6, 2009, 8:59pm EST
I don't understand his "conflict of interests." My son said the year he was there there were many instances of the locals working with the US against the "foreigners" (their word for al Qeda.)
One day a town they'd frequently pass thru now had little levee like mounds built in a large rectangle inside the main square. The intel people talked with the Sheik (mayor) and Imam (preacher.) The sheik told them under the Anbar Awakening, his town militia had been re-armed by the US. So the town decided to mark the soccer filed for their kids and put out the word to the foreigners that no bombs, no ambushes, no shootouts were to ever be in that area. He promised the convoys could pass thru safely, and begged them to drive carefully whenever the kids were there. Intel asked if there were in fact "foreigners" in the area, and the Imam piped up "We cannot betray our Moslem brothers." The Sheik interrupted and reiterated that anyone would be safe passing thru that town, but the first to violate that safety would face the wrath of the towns militia.
For the rest of the year my sons unit was there, they'd pass thru that town, kids would wave, old men would walk about the soccer filed surveying the games, and there was never any trouble at all.
This stupid officer at Fort Hood chose the wrong side.
The common people are desperate to live peaceful normal lives.
My son said as an American, one just can't understand until actually in a war zone. He chose to remember the small steps that torn apart nation is making.
Charles Temm JR Nov 7, 2009, 3:42pm EST
Elizabeth, many people in the Armed forces may have problems with the war but they are entitled to their opinions still. Taking action based on some talk might have done nothing more anger a trooper with opinions. Just because he is a Muslim does a not give anyone the right to take preemptive action for an opinion.

Only two of the hundreds, if not thousands of Muslims serving have done anything like this. As long as they are citizens, they still are entitled to their opinions even while serving.
Elizabeth M Nov 7, 2009, 10:14pm EST
James: [I don't understand his "conflict of interests."]

Ok, maybe this will clear it up:

Creeping Sharia
James s F. Nov 10, 2009, 1:23am EST
10,000 + Muslims serve our nation and fight against terrorists, some who also happen to be Muslims.
Even this man's Imam said he didn't seem to understand his faith nor his mission in the Army.
Elizabeth M Nov 10, 2009, 2:18am EST
I wonder if he was "confused" about his mission when he contacted the Al-Queda members or posted that he believed in suicide bobmings on the website?

I think he knew what he was doing. I don't think he was stupid, just evil.
Charles Temm JR Nov 10, 2009, 5:43pm EST
If he contacted Al Queda, its a different story. But please remember that even if he did, it's up to the government to prove it before they take action. My point remains the information available was not sufficient to either relieve for cause (removal from his job) or kick him out of the service.

If it turns out that they had sufficient info to do one of those two things and the FBI failed to notify, then its a typical bureaucratic snafu.
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Don(time to open them FEMA camps) S. Nov 6, 2009, 2:20pm EST
"WHO BOMBED THE WTC???? It wasn't blacks, or gays was it?
I think ALL MUSLIMS need to be treated just like the Japanese were treated when they bombed Pearl harbor...rounded up, and detained."

Uhh huh........

Every day is enlightening as to the hate here.
Don(time to open them FEMA camps) S. Nov 6, 2009, 2:21pm EST
I think we should inter all butterflies that are obviously BIGOTS.
Dan E. Nov 6, 2009, 2:56pm EST
Don,
You have spread your share of hate!
Elizabeth M Nov 6, 2009, 8:58pm EST
What, Don? Can't I be as upset about something as the next guy? You don't ever hold back when something pi$$e$ you off...so why not help us all come up with some solutions instead of this PC crap you engage in? We all know you never apply the same standard to yourself, so get off your high horse and figure out what it's going to take to PROTECT OUR SOLDIERS AT HOME!
Elizabeth M Nov 6, 2009, 9:00pm EST
You know what? I really don't give a damn who I pi$$ off here, when it comes to our soldiers fighting to keep you and I safe and we can't even give them the same courteousy on their own American BASES!!!!???!!!!
Damn right I am MAD AS HECK ABOUT IT! It's the ultimate slap in the face to our troops!
Elizabeth M Nov 6, 2009, 9:02pm EST
It ought to make everyone MAD...but nooooo, half of you people act like it's just business as usual! WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU?
Jim T. Nov 7, 2009, 12:30am EST

Don(time to open them FEMA camps) S. Nov 6, 2009, 2:20pm EST
Uhh huh........
Every day is enlightening as to the hate here.

The Japanese were detained in camps as security risks.
Sure not all Japanese were dangerous and most probably loved America but how were we to know that. We were at war for our very lives . What's wrong with you Don. You let your compassion overrun your common sense.
louis a. Nov 7, 2009, 12:43pm EST
Yes , let's protect them at Home ....only! let them fight with no armor! another bush debacle.
Dan E. Nov 7, 2009, 1:00pm EST
Louis,
Another lie of the left.
I remember the debacle well, where the Liberal Democrats were using all sorts of conditional words like "he best" or "the latest" when they were chastising the Bush administration for not supplying "armor" to the troops.

Sure they were not always equipped with the BEST armor but then that would be the purview of the congress who approved of or disproved of the budget for the military, they wanted to buy the military the humvees, they just didn't want to pay to have them up-armored.

Not Bush's decision, but what the hell! What a a few facts to get in the way of hate?
Charles Temm JR Nov 7, 2009, 3:45pm EST
Now that was an ignorant opinion. Louis has no clue to what he is talking about but spews off anyway simply because it's something to try and lay on the serving president.

Bush screwed up more than once but to try and blame him for the body armor probs is typical of some.
James s F. Nov 10, 2009, 1:27am EST
Humvees were sometimes delivered without the cotter pins that hold the doors to the hinges. If the humvee tips too far, the door would fly off. But "replacement" packs could be ordered by maintenance (for a price)
REPLACEMENT? It wasn't there in the first place! Figure what, a minimum maybe of $5 per cotter pin x four doors x 100's of humvees. Well you can do the math. STINKY STENCH OF THE MILITARY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX
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Leo Lemmer Nov 6, 2009, 2:23pm EST
The information I am getting is that his actions were based on stress. He had long counseled those returning from war and witnessed what war did to them and how it horribly affected them. You who quickly blame his religion are at least somewhat bigoted.

I think that finally he just broke.
Elizabeth M Nov 6, 2009, 5:07pm EST
Yeah that explains what he shouted when he opened fire on the soldiers Leo....good grief people! WAKE UP!
James s F. Nov 10, 2009, 1:29am EST
and Christians don't shout "Jesus is Lord?"
Elizabeth M Nov 10, 2009, 2:15am EST
When was the last time a Christian walked into a McDonald's and opened fire on the people eating lunch, while shouting "JESUS IS LORD!" ???????
Can you name one lately?
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Dan E. Nov 6, 2009, 2:25pm EST
"He was a DEVOUT RADICAL MUSLIM...
He frequented radical Muslim websites and discussed bombings of Americans..."

Elizabeth,

I didn't see anything about this in the story you linked to....did I miss it?
Elizabeth M Nov 6, 2009, 5:08pm EST
I will recheck that link...I went to several, maybe I linked the wrong one.
Elizabeth M Nov 6, 2009, 5:11pm EST
I double checked...it was actually what they said int he video...the reporters are talking about it.
Dan E. Nov 6, 2009, 5:12pm EST
Thanks Elizabeth,

I have since found some that suggest the same thing but still nothing concrete.

I have to admit though, his calling out "God is Great" before murdering his victims seems to point in that direction.
Dan E. Nov 6, 2009, 5:16pm EST
I was writing as you posted Elizabeth,
I'll go watch the video.
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Nippy Katz (not his real name) Patriotic Troll of Gather Freedom Nov 6, 2009, 2:33pm EST
Hmm...Interesting take on the story. While it's possible that the military didn't do something about Hasan even though it may have had a chance, it's very likely that the reason he murdered all those people is that he had severe paranoid delusions. He probably should have been hospitalized. It's a sad fact about paranoid schizophrenics that many realize that others might see their delusions as delusions and try their best to minimize their horrific inner life in encounters with other people.

Dan E. Nov 6, 2009, 2:55pm EST
Could it be as simple as, he came to believe what the radical Islamic factions were teaching?

And became a terrorist himself?
Elizabeth M Nov 6, 2009, 8:53pm EST
You may be right. I found an article about the Shariah law that asks all Muslims (Jihadi) to take the oath of killing infidels to get their reward.
James s F. Nov 6, 2009, 9:13pm EST
so what?
Sharia Law is not the Koran.
Not all Moslems follow sharia law.
It isn't necessarily the religion that creates the problems, it is codifying church law as civil law.
For example, George Washington's grandmother was hauled in front of the town by the church warden and accused of "whorish behavior" because she was dating too soon after her husband died.
That's how it goes when the "Church" runs the law.
Elizabeth M Nov 7, 2009, 10:00am EST
Europe has already decided to instigate Sharia Law there because there are so many Muslims demanding it...do you think it isn't coming soon to a theatre near YOU????
James s F. Nov 10, 2009, 1:30am EST
=Europe has already decided to instigate Sharia Law=
please post another wrong link.
Elizabeth M Nov 10, 2009, 2:33am EST
Sharia Law in our Future?

Sharia Law in Europe

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Nippy Katz (not his real name) Patriotic Troll of Gather Freedom Nov 6, 2009, 2:37pm EST
As far as the Muslim connection is concerned, I find it confusing that people are so eager to condemn all Muslims for the actions of some. Certainly in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq and other countries where terrorist groups who claim goals based in Islam are active both the vast majority of citizens who are the innocent victims of the terrorist activity and the terrorists are Muslims.

I. e. in Muslim countries most ordinary citizens oppose the terrorist groups.
Elizabeth M Nov 7, 2009, 10:01am EST
Well, evidently the active "cells" are recruiting some Muslims in our military!
Nippy Katz (not his real name) Patriotic Troll of Gather Freedom Nov 7, 2009, 11:41am EST
What does that have to do with my comment?
James s F. Nov 7, 2009, 2:48pm EST
even this man's new Mullah in Texas told him Muslims were fighting Muslims in the countries our soldiers are sent to. He felt this officer didn't have a grip on faith or his mission.
Unfortunately as always happens, he did not voice his concerns to Fort Hood.

p.s. People like Limbaugh and Palin who rage "there is no room for moderates" sound much like the Islamic fundies,, don't they.
Elizabeth M Nov 7, 2009, 6:40pm EST
James...well, the line in the dirt, is getting clearer...which side you are standing on, does matter...there isn't any room anymore for gray area and pussy footin around the issues, you either are, or you arent'.
James s F. Nov 10, 2009, 1:31am EST
whoee. got yer dander up with the Limbaugh / Palin line did I?
Elizabeth M Nov 10, 2009, 2:22am EST
No, actually, my blood pressure was ok on that last comment...it didn't upset me...I think it will be very obvious when you do.
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Sandy (Site Psychic™) Knauer Nov 6, 2009, 2:37pm EST
"We need to swiftly do something to ensure their safety!"

I agree. We need to raise taxes so we can cover their mental health care for life and hire the police forces it will take to protect us from them and them from themselves. THIS is what happens when you send kids to kill for no reason - they come home broken and they break our society.
Kristi C. Nov 6, 2009, 10:55pm EST
Thank you for pointing out how the mental health care for the military, especially those returning from war zones is SEVERELY lacking. The man who committed these atrocious acts happened to have to listen to the horrors of wars day in and day out and witness the aftermath of such with his patients who suffered extreme injuries as well. Being a Navy Vet I can attest that our soldiers do not have enough resources, knowledge or experience to recognize or handle the number of cases of individuals suffering from the stresses of military life. Too many "slip through the cracks" and end up committing atrocities against their fellow soldiers and families. This case is no different.
Elizabeth M Nov 7, 2009, 10:03am EST
KIDS???? Have you seen the man Sandy? He is NOT an American KID who loves his country! You have no clue what the heck is going on do you?
Elizabeth M Nov 7, 2009, 10:08am EST
This is not about the mental health of normal soldiers who go off to war to fight and come back with PTSD...this is about a radical Muslim who is in our military...talk about sleeping with the enemy! There were red flags that this guy was a jihad radical...many signs they had seen, and yet, no one did anything about it, and now we have suffered the loss of our soldiers NEEDLESSLY!
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libramoon C. Nov 6, 2009, 2:39pm EST
Maybe, you know, we could somehow become a real community, a social interchange, people who care and show it by looking for solutions, not punishments or barricades.
Elizabeth M Nov 7, 2009, 10:09am EST
So throw one on the table Libra...let's hear YOUR solution.
Elizabeth M Nov 7, 2009, 6:42pm EST
Shall we have a group HUG? Will that make the murders all better for you?
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Nellie (The Bad Santa of Gather) Nov 6, 2009, 2:59pm EST
Muslim is a religion, not an action.

I know many people who practice the Muslim religion, some are white even (gasp)

And the comment pertaining to rounding up the Japanese, you do understand that quite a few of those people were born in US, but their race just happened to be Japanese...and during the time in that camp, many women and children were raped, old men were beaten, young men disappeared in the middle of the night. Only difference from the Holocaust camps and the Japanese camps, was we didn't brand them with a tattoo.
James s F. Nov 6, 2009, 4:20pm EST
***and during the time in that camp, many women and children were raped, old men were beaten, young men disappeared in the middle of the night.*** need documentation.
P.S. my aunt taught school at one of the camps. Conditions were harsh, but not much different than she'd seen the 2 years she taught on an Indian Reservation.
She saw some brutish guards, but nothing like you describe. She likened those guards to the bad eggs that crop up in any police force, and just like a police force the other guards protected those thugs. That part made her sick; her husband was fighting in Europe while these soldiers had easy duty guarding the barracks and soccer fields of the camps.
Nellie (The Bad Santa of Gather) Nov 6, 2009, 11:34pm EST
I'm half Japanese. I know far more about the camps then most people would want to know.
James s F. Nov 7, 2009, 1:47am EST
Teachers came from both Caucasian and Japanese American ranks. One internee remembered that "of my teachers, roughly half were Caucasian and the other half were 'Buddhaheads' as the young fellows referred to Japanese Americans. I vividly remember two of my Caucasian teachers, dedicated and effective, although many students were hostile and uncooperative in the classroom, probably taking out their resentment on them. Who were these individuals who gave up the freedom and comforts of the 'outside' and chose to pursue their profession in the dreary camps? They must have been compassionate and selfless persons." Aiko Uyeki
James s F. Nov 7, 2009, 1:50am EST
Unfortunately I can't find corroboration of your claims. There were several persons shot and a lot of men arrested and hauled away during the riots at Tule Lake and again at Manzanar, but they were returned after everything calmed down.
It was indeed a wrong incarceration, but to equate this injustice with the death camps of the Nazi's is an insult to history.
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Johnice R. Nov 6, 2009, 3:37pm EST
Elizabeth, Put down the Kool-Aid it is destroying your brain!

You give up your rights first:

Religious freedom!

Lets put all people with certain names in internment camps, I see starting with names like those in the Bible like Elizabeth.

Freedom of speech!

Muslims are of many different sects as Christians are of different denominations.

Lets incarcerate everyone who visits certain internet sites.

I could go on with these examples of your ignorance and hubris yet, your discussion makes me ill.

I suppose you are one of those nuts who run around shouting "I want my country back"...silly and stupid!


Elizabeth M Nov 7, 2009, 10:15am EST
All I hear from you is criticism...what is YOUR suggestion??? Do NOTHING???
Are you ready to fight these guys on your damn front lawn? Because obviously, that's where this is going!!!!
Johnice R. Nov 7, 2009, 10:56am EST
Elizabeth, I am surprised that you hear anything at all beyond your own demented scare us all with fear condition!

You should really get that fixed!
Elizabeth M Nov 7, 2009, 7:13pm EST
Johnice....I understand the slippery slope...I refuse to do NOTHING and let these guys get away with this...WHAT IS YOUR SUGGESTION? Are you suggesting we do NOTHING TO STOP THIS FROM HAPPENING AGAIN?
Elizabeth M Nov 7, 2009, 7:14pm EST
At least I am suggesting we get them all out of the military!
Johnice R. Nov 8, 2009, 7:29am EST
Elizabeth, segregation is against the law and the military has ways of defending themselves. YOU and NO OTHER citizen can influence the military outside of the military. Your cause against Muslims is inappropriate and the family of one of the slain has stated as much. If you need a cause to champion, may I suggest that it be against a LACK of RIGHTS and not against People, Religions, Accents, Dress etc... choices which are guaranteed under the Constitution. Since you asked.
Elizabeth M Nov 9, 2009, 2:30am EST
Johnice: [...the military has ways of defending themselves....]

Not when their safety on a US base is being undermined! They didn't have anyway to protect themselves from this a$$hole...they should allow them to carry their weapons on base, if they are going to allow the enemy to lurk among them.
Johnice R. Nov 9, 2009, 7:27am EST
Now hear this! The military will take care of this situation and what they do is not for you to decide. This man will face, when he recovers, Court martial, conviction and death. That is the punishment for causing harm to and or destroying government property--which is, in this circumstance, fellow solders.

There are more skinheads, and anti-American group members in the military than there are Muslims, fear who you want yet, the military can and will resolve this issue and take the necessary steps that the situation requires.


BTW--I am from a military family, Father and Brother.
Johnice R. Nov 9, 2009, 7:40am EST
Elizabeth--this man will die after been shot several times and treated, put through a psychological treatment and then he will face trial before he is executed. All while spending his days in Leavenworth military prison. Sane people are against death of any fashion, method and reason.
Elizabeth M Nov 9, 2009, 10:01am EST
I have no doubt that the military CAN bring justice to this terrorist, but we all KNOW what happens to those who TRY to do just that....they stand trial themselves for DOING THEIR JOB...

It's a tactic invented by the left, designed to make our military hesitate to do anything in times of tough decision...many of them are facing court martial for doing what they are taught to do in wartime situations...so don't lecture me...I have men in my family who are military too...

If these liberal whiney butts would get OUT of the military's business and let them run it like a military, that would be great, but they don't...some bleeding heart liberal will stick his damn nose where it doesn't belong, and our tax dollars will end up funding this little SOB's White robes and Prayer mats for the rest of his life, once he recovers!

You just watch how sympathetic the mainstream media is to this terrorist! Watch how they downplay what he did, as if he is just another American soldier with PTSD and they'll keep repeating "it could happen to any of them"...this is such BS! He is NOT just another American soldier...he is a terrorist! He fits the profile of a terrorist, and they should ahve done something about it long ago...they were afraid to, because some stupid liberal would have had them court martialed already for doing so (thus avoiding this massacre!)

Sane people? I don't think there ARE any sane people left in power anymore, Johnice...and the few who are, get "raped" when they try to stand up for justice of any kind.

Johnice R. Nov 9, 2009, 10:21am EST
Elizabeth I have no further interest in following this pointless and demented, self-serving point of view. Get some mental help!
Elizabeth M Nov 9, 2009, 10:39am EST
Be careful when you bury your head in the sand, it places your butt in a most inopportune position.
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Dan E. Nov 6, 2009, 3:39pm EST
"Only difference from the Holocaust camps and the Japanese camps, was we didn't brand them with a tattoo".

And maybe that extermination thingy!
Larry M. Nov 6, 2009, 3:57pm EST
Many American citizens of Japanese ancestry died unnecessarily in those concentration camps. We also killed tens of thousands of innocent bystanders in Japan with our fire bombing of the cities. We more than killed our share of babies and women. It was nothing to be proud of and nothing to defend.
James s F. Nov 6, 2009, 4:11pm EST
1937 The Kansas City Star editorialized that if the world didn't stop the Empire of Japan from its overflying of battlefields to drop bombs on the civilians in the cities, a chapter in warfare would have been opened that could not be closed until it rained down on us all.
The world yawned, Japan continued its murderous onslaught throughout the pacific nations and eventually attacked the US base at Pearl Harbor.
Dan E. Nov 6, 2009, 4:15pm EST
"It was nothing to be proud of and nothing to defend."

If we had not killed them, how many more would have been killed by them?

It would have been millions more than the Nazi's killed in Europe and millions more than the Japanese killed in China.

No it is nothing to be proud of, but it is worth defending!
James s F. Nov 6, 2009, 4:24pm EST
Japanese-American were also rounded up, and the last day of the congressional hearings in the 1950's about why it really happened, the man who'd penned the order and handed it to FDR stood up and to the shock of his lawyers and the congress in their pretend fact finding mode, shouted, "OH FOR GOD'S SAKES, YOU KNOW WHY THIS HAPPENED! THE JAPS NEEDED TO BE PUNISHED AND NOBODY BUT ME HAD THE GUTS TO SUGGEST IT!"
That was the ugly truth. There was a bigger German spy ring in Hawaii than the less than a half dozen Japanese agents.
Elizabeth M Nov 6, 2009, 9:14pm EST
POM...Don't give me your "Oh My Gosh! We killed innocent women and children during a wartime effort, BS!" We kill more innocent children in this country every single day than we can shake a stick at, and you probably are in full support of that effort, so get off your soapbox! Until you do something about THAT, don't even talk about wartime casualties.
Nellie (The Bad Santa of Gather) Nov 6, 2009, 11:37pm EST
My great aunt and uncle were one of the families in this camp....tell them they were only casualties of war. There daughter disappeared in the middle of the night, three days later found in the mud, no clothing and beaten almost to death.
Jim T. Nov 7, 2009, 12:46am EST
Yes Nellie bad things happen to good people.
James s F. Nov 7, 2009, 2:17am EST
Hey nice sneaky edit Jim T.
I wrote the aide to FDR stood up and said that.
By 1950 FDR was long dead, and certainly could not have stood up even if alive.
I remember this being quoted back when Reagan pushed for the reparations to be paid to the surviving internees.
It's out there, I see if I can find it on the net somewhere.
Jim T. Nov 7, 2009, 10:02am EST
Excuse me James I reread what you wrote and I understood it better. Goes to show how some things written can be misunderstood. Speed reading is not a good thing when trying to interpret what someone wrote...Hey James I appreciate your mild rebuke. I was not trying to be sneaky.
James s F. Nov 7, 2009, 2:52pm EST
Ooops. My Pop used to warn me that like him I had a problem of judging people by my standards. LOL.
So I would have been sneaky I guess!

But there is a lot this old brain recalls from the Reagan era that still hasn't surfaced in history books or even Bartlett's Quotations. (One quote in the edition that I have. ONE by "the Great Communicator," out of all the memorable things he said.)
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Larry M. Nov 6, 2009, 3:54pm EST
Personally, I am not at war with anyone nor any nation nor any religion. I don't know of anyone who is my enemy. I will treat the lamentable case of the Major as another mentally unbalanced individual who lost control until I learn otherwise.
Elizabeth M Nov 6, 2009, 9:10pm EST
That is your perogative, and when one of them comes to YOUR town, and kills YOUR relatives, maybe you'll see things a little differently.
Elizabeth M Nov 6, 2009, 9:11pm EST
It's easy to stick your head in the sand until someone shoots you in the butt!
James s F. Nov 6, 2009, 9:15pm EST
well that Christian bomber didn't show up here and blow up our Planned Parenthood clinic, so I won't hold my breath waiting for the 7-11 guy to go Jihadi.
Larry M. Nov 6, 2009, 9:58pm EST
Elizabeth,

When some person I don't know and who doesn't know be starts trying to kill me it isn't because that person is my enemy. Persons who are homicidal are, in the main, of unsound mind. While I must deal with the possibility of such people I do not have to hate them nor consider every group of which they may be a part as my enemy.

If someone does shoot me in the butt it will probably be someone who knows me well, not a total stranger.

Finally, I find that my attitude makes friends rather than enemies.
Larry M. Nov 7, 2009, 8:26am EST
Jim,

What good would it do me to hate them? They are insane. I might as well hate rabid raccoons. Should I hate any driver who injures be because they were driving while drunk? That's far more likely to happen.

Self preservation is not the first law of nature. Take bees for example. The honey bee dies if it stings. Yet it sacrifices its life to protect the hive. Mothers risk death to protect their children. Soldiers throw themselves on grenades to save their buddies.

If someone starts trying to kill me there is not a 100% probability he will succeed. If you try to kill me I become very dangerous to you. I am not at all passive when it comes to protecting myself or others. Your stereotype of those who do not hate is quite wrong.

Hate is unreasoning fear. (My definition.) Hate leads to stupid decisions. If you let yourself hate you eliminate all possibility of solving the underlying problem because you have lost the ability to think. That's why terrorists try to get you to hate them, so you'll do something stupid like invade some other nation or bomb innocent civilians (See Palestine.) Hate lets others manipulate you against your best interests. (See Dictators.)
Elizabeth M Nov 7, 2009, 10:22am EST
Ok, POM....give us YOUR rendition of what should happen now, to stop this from happening again in our own country.
Larry M. Nov 7, 2009, 11:27am EST
Elizabeth,

To begin, that's "NO to POM" rather than "POM". :-)

The actions of the insane will probably always be unpredictable at least for the next fifty years or so I suppose. Therefore, we cannot look to therapy or to recognizing that a person is insane for prevention of the attempts to commit mass murder. We cannot make such crimes impossible.

But there is every reason to believe that we can greatly reduce the opportunity for such events and virtually eliminate the motivation for committing such crimes on the part of the sane. Interestingly, that can be brought about by more freedom, true freedom, as opposed to the false freedoms we claim today if we are lucky.

As I am sure you are aware, the computer has made possible considerable invasions of our privacy. In connection with such technological improvements as the miniature camera and microphone and wireless internet, it will not be long before all our actions and all our words will not only be "observed" by the computer system but recorded permanently. This computer observation is coming no matter what we do unless we give up technology and go back to horse and buggy days with no electricity. I am sure your imagination will tell you what use governments will make of this capacity. But it will not only be governments but corporations and other major institutions (churches for example) and even our neighbors who will be keeping an eye on us. So this is the near future (within 20 years) which is the context for solving this problem of mass murderers.

This observation will make it relatively easy to determine who commits mass murders but that does not solve the problem of preventing them. So let's examine the context in which mass murders take place.

Some mass murders are a series of single killings done over an extended period. The observations by computer will tend to prevent those by arrest of the murder after the first or second such killing. So we can, without any change in our approach, stop that kind of mass murder.

The mass murder of many people in a single event is the kind of event which requires a change in our way of doing things. But that kind of murder is much more difficult to arrange since it requires equipment in the form of weapons or supplies (such as explosives) or some vulnerable point (such as control of a large machine (airplane?)). In these cases, the cooperation of others (to some extent) is required. It is a rare person who can construct without any help from others some device which will kill even 20 people at one time. That is the crucial point where we can change things and make a significant difference.

At present, one can enter a store, present credentials, and purchase weapons whose design function is to kill large numbers of people quickly. One can purchase the materials necessary for making large amounts of explosives or of poison gasses. All these purchases are quite legal. If they were illegal they would still be not only possible but relatively easy. Illegal purchases are a huge business all over America.

What if we change things such that purchases of anything become the responsibility not only of the buyer but also the seller. What if the manufacturers and the distributors of weapons were held responsible for actions taken by those who possess those items? How would things be different? To begin with, the seller would be very interested in the character and background of the buyer. The seller would be reluctant to take chances. Those who manufacture weapons would be most reluctant to let them fall into the hands of anyone who could not keep them secure and who might sell them to just anyone.

In that situation, those who own weapons would be responsible if those weapons were stolen since they did not keep them secure. The security of weapons would increase and people would be likely to destroy the functionality of weapons rather than risk their use to kill or wound. Therefor there would be far fewer weapons available for the committing of such crimes. It would be more difficult to acquire weapons for immoral purposes.

When we combine the computer system with the holding of persons responsible, we have a situation in which there would still be errors made (people are only human) in the distribution of weapons but those errors would be far fewer.

Now that is the objective. How can it be brought about? It is obvious that with the nature of our current money ("POM") it is impossible to prevent people selling illegally. Therefore we must change the nature of our money. We must have a money which cannot be transferred from one party to another. We must have a money which comes into existence in one's account when it is earned, and which ceases to exist when spent. This eliminates the ability of the buyer to reward the seller for violating the law (or allowing immoral uses) regardless of what the goods or services are in question.

The seller will only earn more money by giving goods and services which are used for benefiting others, not for harming others. So if there is any suspicion at all, the seller is likely to deny the hopeful buyer. Now in order to hold the seller responsible for giving items to others, the seller must have complete property rights to that property (goods or service). In other words property must be completely private and individual. There can be no joint or communal ownership. There can be no government ownership. This means more freedom.

Note also, that the intrusion of computers and related technology into your life which will happen regardless of whether we make this money change or not. But with the change, no one can gain money by helping others to pry into your affairs. No government can pay anyone to spy on you. People who do control such technology can gain money by keeping your secrets safe from everyone else. Protecting your privacy can gain money for those who control the computers. Violating your privacy can cost them lots of potential income. Therefore, there is nothing to fear from the computer watching since the information will be used only to help you rather than harm you.

Naturally, your next question should be "how is such a money possible?" The answer to that is explained in detail at www.nopom.info.

This is all far more than you expected but I like thinking about such things.

(Final note: this will not solve the problem of mass murders completely, it will only reduce the opportunities for such events.)
Dan E. Nov 7, 2009, 1:08pm EST
OMG Elizabeth!

You've released no pom the monster!
Larry M. Nov 7, 2009, 5:08pm EST
Let that be a lesson to you. :-)
Elizabeth M Nov 9, 2009, 2:34am EST
Oh, good grief...I'll know better next time...lol

All that agent orange you spray around is giving me a headache...couldn't you have just made it simple, NAYPOM?
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Elsie C. Nov 6, 2009, 8:47pm EST
When a person is born in America, he is an American. He may have been persecuted because of his religion, a constitutional right, but he is still an American. Those "holier-than-thou" attitudes don't hold water.
Elizabeth M Nov 6, 2009, 9:09pm EST
When he infiltrates our military and massacres our men and women who love their country, while shouting "GOD IS GREAT" in MUSLIM, then he is a TRAITOR to America and does not deserve to be called an American citizen, he forfeits that right when he chooses TREASON! He is a citizen only in the bare minimum legal sense of the word, not by any other means.
Elsie C. Nov 6, 2009, 10:39pm EST
He may also have been mentally ill. And people who incite terror and hate through gather postings are also traitors, don't you think?
Jim T. Nov 7, 2009, 1:03am EST
yes Elsie suicide bombers are also mentally ill and all those other Muslims over in Iraq and Afghanistan killing our boys.
Nippy Katz (not his real name) Patriotic Troll of Gather Freedom Nov 7, 2009, 11:44am EST
I don't believe "MUSLIM" is a language.
James s F. Nov 7, 2009, 3:05pm EST
up above I posted about what my son saw while in Iraq. Yes, in a way those waging war against the Iraq government and us are mentally ill. They've been brainwashed by the Wahabbi Jihadists that were kicked out of Suadi Arabia with a couple of million bucks to go set up their Madras schools elsewhere.
Note in the above how quickly the cleric jumped to defend Muslems, while the town mayor warned him (and the US troops) that death of children would bring sever retribution.
The cleric was a nut case, the mayor, well I'd be proud if our mayor acted like that.i
James s F. Nov 7, 2009, 3:05pm EST
ok, I was being harsh on the cleric.
There are people right here on this site that would say "I am a (fill-in-religious-affiliation) first and an American second.
Elsie C. Nov 7, 2009, 9:02pm EST
James, you have entirely missed my point. This man is an American and was brought up in this country. Mental illness is a disease. People raised in different religions and cultures are not necessarily mentally ill. Please, your ignorance is showing.
James s F. Nov 10, 2009, 1:35am EST
But a person spouting a religious phrase while committing a despicable act is not necessarily sane. In fact often just the opposite.
Elsie C. Nov 10, 2009, 9:22am EST
My point exactly.
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Kathy W. Nov 6, 2009, 9:15pm EST
The minute you defend "profiling" Americans, you begin down the slippery slope of repeating the McCarthy era. You can't seriously want to re-walk that path, right?
Karl Leuba Nov 7, 2009, 12:22am EST
Good Shot Kathy W. I don't have complete figures, but I am aware of several dozen attacks on Muslims, and mosques inside the USA. All Committed by people who lump all of Islam into the same basket as Al Qaeda and the Taliban. It is DANGEROUS to do that. The general reaction of people under attack is to take the position that a good OFFENSE is often the best DEFENSE. Wars get started this way. Genocides come from the generalization that a group of people is represented by a few bad actors.

The mad dogs in this mess are both the radicals on the rampage, and the radicals rampaging against all of them. Fundamentalist Christians are at least as dangerous as fundamentalist Muslims.
Jim T. Nov 7, 2009, 1:07am EST
Karl what newspaper or news channels do you get your info from. You make it sound like a holocaust against the Islamics...lol where are the facts?
Dan E. Nov 7, 2009, 6:19am EST
"Fundamentalist Christians are at least as dangerous as fundamentalist Muslims."

Lets go back to that list Karl;

Two white guys and.......A hundred fundamentalist Muslims!

Ya right! Fundamentalist Christians are as dangerous! NOT! It just sounds good to you to say it! It is so politically correct...But so wrong!
Elizabeth M Nov 9, 2009, 2:36am EST
Yeah, it's ironic who gets listed as a DOMESTIC TERRORIST, in the wake of what we have happening within our midst.
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vickey w Nov 6, 2009, 9:41pm EST
Elizabeth has every right to be upset... People re-act to situations in different ways and I dont condemn Elizabeth for the way you feel...
Those on here want to complain about killing innocents in the war but yet, who bombed us first? They got just what they wanted and deserved.... they did awaken a sleeping giant... and they paid for it with their lives.... I lost an uncle in the bombing... he went down on a submarine. Nothing was left of him to bury... This bothered my father for many years... War is hell... and for those who dont like the way the US does business, then you are free to leave...
Nellie (The Bad Santa of Gather) Nov 6, 2009, 11:41pm EST
Excuse me. During WW2 what did my family do? Did my family deserve to be rounded up like cattle and stuck in a camp? Did thier daughter deserve to be raped and beaten because she was Japanese? (but born in the US)
Two weeks after they were finally let out of the camps, they moved back to Japan till the day they died.