Malik Nadal Hasan: Muslim Terrorist?

Times have changed significantly in the last eight years since the attacks on the World Trade Centers.  Even stepping into the muslim terrorist terrority can you get blackballed and defaced publically, especially in a liberal controlled environment.  It now seems like a far away place, a long, long time ago, that the American public heard on a very regular basis the President of the United States publicly,vehemently and passionately attacking the muslim fascist regeme for what it really is, evil.

Present times give us a muslim man, Malik Nadal Hasan, who somehow managed to survive  Army indoctrination with Muslim Radical brainwashing intact, attack several innocent people from within the confounds of what should theoretically be one of the strongest, most feared, and most guarded places on earth.  What went wrong?

Let us ask ourselves why are soldiers not armed?  When I was in the Navy, a few days after 9-11, I was handed a 9mm and an M-16 and was literally placed on watch to lookout for “muslim extremetists who are out to harm this country and our military bases”.  Why was a mechanic in the Navy authorized to carry a weapon and soldiers on a major Army base rendered incapable of defending themselves with no weapons in sight?

The only armed person in this situation was a deranged muslim on a mission from his mullah and radical fascist leaders.  If a few of our Army Soldiers in the facility had been armed with just a handgun, M-16, or shotgun, Malik would have been rendered permanently immobilized before even firing the first shot.

Maybe we blame it on the ever shifting politically correct climate, developing its ugliness somewhere in the mid 90′s.  If we explore this concept, being picky, selective, or even having standards at all, can in today’s world, easily be turned into “descrimination” or “racism”.  No personal accountability can exist in this realm, therefore, the majority suffers while the minority are set free to terrorize and wreak havoc on the backbone and structure set by the founding fathers of this great nation.

CNN’s coverage of what a few muslim American’s in New York feel about Malik Nadal Hasan terrorist act:

The major red flags sent through the chain of command should have been a stopping point for Malik’s career in the Army, and this tradgedy may have never happened.  Even the United States Army is susceptible to the politically correct stronghold where it is much easier for Malik to evade personal resonsibility using the muslim minority status than it is for an Army superior to discharge a muslim man for poor performance and red flag behaviour.  Shame on us.

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