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Originally posted by TheAgentNineteen
First off, this should finally put the "Islamic Extremist?" question to rest. Many of us on here have known and arrived at the aforementioned conclusion through basic knowledge and analysis, but others have remained extremely skeptical, or quite possibly naive in regards to such. Hopefully this will help to confirm the reality of this attack for those of you who find yourself in the latter categories.
Second, the same Imam from the radical Dar Al-Hijrah mosque who we all examined in a previous thread on ATS, is back in the mix already praising Hassan and his actions.
In conclusion, I believe that we can now say without much of any doubt whatsoever, that the Ft. Hood attack was an act of Terrorism, and that it was also along the same line of Islamic Extremism which lead to 9/11, and any number of other attacks upon the United States and its allies over the past 30+ years.
abcnews.go.com
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Originally posted by my_republic
reply to post by JJay55
I'm a muslim. And I do feel that western world has taken bad impressions about us muslims. We have bad and good muslims like most of christians.. and buddhists... and hindus... and most of all human. Arab muslims are different. They wear veils and they drink beer. BTW, al-qaeda and CIA are connected. Why don't you ask them CIA. They know better.
Originally posted by JJay55
Originally posted by Genus
Hah, I knew they were going to throw the "Al Qaeda" card as soon as I heard the guys name, took them a little bit this time though.
I don't know though, something tells me this guy might just be a scapegoat for something someone else did. With the CIA and MSM jumping on it quick, and knowing the track record of both lying, I tend to take them as just a "little" untrustworthy as to this situation. Kinda seems like an excuse to keep pushing "The War on Terror."
Yeah because a poor innocent peaceful muslim couldn't possibly have done this. Poor innocent muslims, they are the victims of America and we shouldn't bother them. Awwwwww.
Originally posted by Credge
We'll find out his intentions soon enough.
www.myfoxtwincities.com...
He's awake and talking.
Originally posted by Credge
We'll find out his intentions soon enough.
www.myfoxtwincities.com...
He's awake and talking.
Originally posted by Better Mouse Trap
Will people blame terrorism when an American soldier, suffering post-traumatic stress from numerous deployments in Iraq, comes back home and goes on a killing spree?
It will happen, it's just a matter of time.
Originally posted by Snarf
Originally posted by Credge
We'll find out his intentions soon enough.
www.myfoxtwincities.com...
He's awake and talking.
I'll bet my last dollar that he plays the "I can't remember anything" card
Originally posted by nepafogo
I could also say AWWWWW Poor innocent Americans, they are victims of Muslim's and shouldnt bother them.
Im sorry, who is currently occupying the other's country???
We should be weary of them christian's as well I suppose. Considering the acts of terrorism commited by that particular group on a daily basis in our own country.
Do not paint an entire religion and people black because of the actions of a few.
Originally posted by NotAnumber
reply to post by JJay55
Sounds like the hate train stopped at your house as well. Lot's of killing is done in the name of Jesus and The Christian God. What makes this any different?
Originally posted by illuminatislave
Originally posted by JJay55
LOL. Apparently you haven't experienced government disconnect personally. Maybe you can recall Katrina.
That wasn't incompetence, that was the Bush Administration not giving a damn about a bunch of poor folk being left to die.
Originally posted by Better Mouse Trap
Will people blame terrorism when an American soldier, suffering post-traumatic stress from numerous deployments in Iraq, comes back home and goes on a killing spree?
It will happen, it's just a matter of time.
Originally posted by my_republic
reply to post by JJay55
I'm a muslim. And I do feel that western world has taken bad impressions about us muslims.
We have bad and good muslims like most of christians.. and buddhists... and hindus... and most of all human.
Arab muslims are different. They wear veils and they drink beer.
BTW, al-qaeda and CIA are connected. Why don't you ask them CIA. They know better.
Originally posted by my_republic
reply to post by JJay55
I'm a muslim. And I do feel that western world has taken bad impressions about us muslims. We have bad and good muslims like most of christians.. and buddhists... and hindus... and most of all human. Arab muslims are different. They wear veils and they drink beer. BTW, al-qaeda and CIA are connected. Why don't you ask them CIA. They know better.
Originally posted by centurion1211
Originally posted by Better Mouse Trap
Will people blame terrorism when an American soldier, suffering post-traumatic stress from numerous deployments in Iraq, comes back home and goes on a killing spree?
It will happen, it's just a matter of time.
But this radical muslim NEVER went to iraq, or afghanistan, so his murderous rampage can't be blamed on PTSD. That just leaves his muslim faith and - as it is turning out - the radical imam from the mosque he used to attend near Washington DC.