Comments on: Move Along, Nothing To See Here

By: canuck

canuck — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 21:31:55 +0000

This is just another example of why we need to have gun control in the military. As a nation, when will we learn?

By: Yiddish Steel

Yiddish Steel — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 21:22:29 +0000

Good one, Ian!

By: Brian

Brian — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 20:31:39 +0000

You guys missed the narrative memo.

Hasan was actually pushed to the edge due to Bush’s stopgapping over-extended tours to Iraq and Afghanistan even though he had never previously been deployed.

He had Pre-Traumatic Stress Disorder!

By: Ian Ransom

Ian Ransom — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 18:09:18 +0000

Allahu ClarkBar, indeed.

I’m certain he was simply one of those upstanding, normal, everyday Americans who, er, run their own daughters over with cars for walking on the “Western” side of the street. We’re not going to see any notable public outcry from Arab Americans, condemning the sentiments that lead to such carnage. Why should they condemn what they, too, feel deep down in the fluttering little boudoirs of their hearts?

Thankfully, great women like Nancy Pelosi are even now gathering ’round their cauldrons, brewing-up solutions. See for yourself:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nm6p535SiTI

Keep up the good work (sigh).

By: Yiddish Steel

Yiddish Steel — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 17:58:09 +0000

Isn’t it ironic that Obama trips over his own bottom lip to get to a microphone to denounce a White Police Officer that arrests a Black University “Professor”, calling it “a stupid act”, but, puts an act of violent, extremist, Jihad-inspired Terrorism on page two on the syllabus to give a “shout out” to Dr. Joe Medicine Crow for a Congressional MOH that the man never received instead of addressing a real crisis first??

By: michele

michele — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 17:41:26 +0000

“The New York Times is reporting that he was being harassed “because he was a Muslim”.”

The chaplain (muslim) at Fort Hood say that he was being kidded in a good-natured way, not harassed, but that he was mentally unstable. Something like you “never know the mindset of the other person”. So the New York Times is just taking an angle. The chaplain to whom he confided even disagrees.

By: Nigel

Nigel — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 17:35:25 +0000

I was going to post as well, but instead of embarrassing the entire buffet with my “hate-filled and bigoted” rant, I’ll keep it in the comments section so I can be dismissed as a troll if I offend too much…

…but anyone want to bet that this guy was kept in the Army despite his Islamotard ravings because everyone was afraid of being accused of “profiling” or some PC-bullcrap like that?

The New York Times is reporting that he was being harassed “because he was a Muslim”. Bullshit. How about he was being harassed because he was spewing his jihadi garbage and bitching and moaning about US involvement in the Middle East?

This ungrateful piece-of-garbage owed his entire livelihood to the US Army and the freedom America gave him. The Army paid for his college and paid for his medical schooling and allowed him to practice a jacked-up “religion” that tells him to slay infidels.

How many other “Islamic-Americans” are secretly thinking of this man as a “hero”? Anyone see any Islamic groups denouncing the killings WITHOUT expressing concern for “backlash”? How about an UNCONDITIONAL outcry from a Muslim group to other Muslims to stop this jihadi bullshit?

By: Brian

Brian — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 14:03:15 +0000

I was going to do a post on this yesterday but am giving it some time. As usual, the local numbnut Klanheider vomited forth a post on Southcomm’s NCPNPNashScene website claiming that the gunman donated heavily to Republicans before discovering that it wasn’t him but that it was quote “interesting nonetheless”.

Oh, and that it’s Michelle Malkin’s fault too. This was about 5 minutes after it happened.

Nothing’s too “outrageous” to keep his liberal paymasters and audience happy.

/Because he’s a REAL conservative.