Alleged Fort Hood Gunman a Hero, Says Islamic Cleric With Suspected 9/11 Links »
Posted By Striker101 3 weeks ago in NewsCNS News: The Muslim U.S. Army major accused of killing 13 people at Fort Hood last Thursday was a "hero" who faced a choice of betraying his nation or betraying Islam, according to a radical U.S.-born cleric whose possible links with Maj. Nidal Hasan are now under investigation.
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Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.), who chairs the Senate Homeland Security committee, told Fox News Sunday that “there are very, very strong warning signs here that Dr. Hasan had become an Islamist extremist and, therefore, that this was a terrorist act.”
He called for an investigation into whether the military had missed warning signs in Hasan’s conduct prior to the attack.
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Well, well, as the world turns, we learn some interesting things indeed. Who the hell is watching this blasted store?!?!
I think it is time to hire some women to clean up this mess of terrorists, illegal aliens, dumb hucksters, et al. Give me an outfit of women only, all with PMS or menopause and we could have this country whipped into shape in no time. We wouldn't need any bullets, guns, knives, bombs, dynamite, etc. Just turn us loose and let us work. We could show these men who have royally mucked up the country (with the help of one or two idiot women Congressmen) how to handle crime, terrorists, and wayward politicians. When we finish and rest up a bit, you could send us to the Middle East to produce peace. -
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