Wednesday, November 11, 2009

While federal officials are still asking, "Gee, what happened" with Nidal Hasan ...

More on Nidal Hasan from journalists outside the military who, with out any trouble, are diagnosing the problem that military investigators still seem unaware of:
Hasan's classmates at the Uniformed Services University, the military college where mass killer Nidal Malik Hasan recently took graduate courses, claimed to have repeatedly complained to their superiors about his persistent anti-American tirades.

According to the New York Post, one said he cautioned those in charge that the ranting Hasan was a "ticking time bomb" after he gave a presentation defending Islamic suicide bombers. Another classmate stated he voiced his complaints to two civilian faculty members and five officers.

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1 comment:

  1. Lee12:27 PM

    Most asinine headline of all time: Ft. Hood Shooter -- Investigators Search for Motive.

    Do they think we're stupid? Or are they just hoping we're stupid?

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