Deport these Islamists now! We do not need to be taking chances after Fort hood and December 25th

How many of these Islamists, Islamosympathizers with ties to radical Islam are still out there in the military? They do not really know or are not telling us. Either way, it is a chance we cannot take. Deport all of them and the first thing that the military should do is suspend all of them and make sure they have no contact with any other people serving in the military. do not teach let them teach anything, treat anyone and are investigated while under suspension without pay. Sound harsh? Too bad. Ask the family and friends of those who died at Fort Hood if the above measures are too harsh? Impeaching Obama and throwing out his racist, Islamosympathizing administration would also be wondeful move to better protect our country.

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Muslims in the U.S. Military: Get them out NOW


U.S. torn over whether some Islamists offer insight
or pose threat

By BROOKS EGERTON / The Dallas Morning News

After the worst military base massacre in U.S. history, officials acknowledged that they failed to "connect the dots" – the shooter had been corresponding with an imam tied to al-Qaeda and had condemned the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan as a war against Islam.

But Fort Hood gunman Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan wasn't the only one working on a Texas Army base the day of the shooting who had links to radical Islamists.

At Fort Bliss, an experienced military trainer was teaching soldiers about his Muslim faith. He, too, had denounced government counterterrorism efforts, and public records show he and some of his closest associates had ties to terrorism suspects.

But when The Dallas Morning News first inquired about the instructor, Louay Safi, military officials praised him. Only later did they say that Safi had been suspended from working on military bases pending a continuing criminal inquiry.

Louay Safi

The Safi affair reveals the deep divisions within the U.S. government over how to combat terrorism and over what constitutes moderate Islam.

Some believe insight into Islamist thinking can be gained only by engaging a wide range of people in North America's close-knit Muslim community, where leaders may well have ties to extremists – ties that do not necessarily signal alliances or support. Others argue that engagement should be limited or shunned to avoid legitimizing radicals or embarrassing the government.

Safi is a senior official of the Islamic Society of North America, the country's largest Muslim organization. ISNA has been consulted for years by Washington and is described as a partner in the fight against terrorism. In addition to serving as ISNA's communications director, Safi runs its program certifying Muslim chaplains for work in the U.S. military and prison system. He publicly denounces terrorism and advocates peace.

Safi was also named by government prosecutors as an unindicted co-conspirator in one terrorism case in 2005. His last two employers were implicated in other government terrorism investigations while he worked for them. He was never charged, nor included among the targets of those investigations.

But Safi has called the widespread raids on Muslim organizations after 9/11 "a campaign against Islam" – a term that 9/11 Commission director Philip Zelikow says is part of "the jihadi narrative."

Safi has also complained that Muslims are treated differently from Christians and Jews when they do wrong. They are unfairly identified by and questioned about their religion, he says, treatment that can lead to isolation and aggression.

Maybe this is because they Act or Behave differently from Christians and Jews? Who blows up planes and kills millions of people ot has committed 14,806 attacks of terror since 9/11?

"The extremist ideology responsible for violent outbursts is often rooted in the systematic demonization of marginalized groups," Safi said in an Internet posting after the Fort Hood shooting.

Some view Safi's rhetoric as incendiary.

Zuhdi Jasser is a Navy veteran who founded the American Islamic Forum for Democracy and has spoken publicly about the dangers of politicizing Islam. He said Safi's "separatist mindset of the world against Muslims" is the "mindset that created Hasan."

Safi would not answer most questions from The News. But in a brief interview, he said the legal assaults on him and his associates even as Washington sought their advice represented the government's divided approach to Islam.

"There are those who are prejudiced and would like to deny Muslims their rightful place in this country," Safi said, "and there are people who are more open-minded. It's as simple as that." Continue reading

Yes, and I am one of them. Just call me an Islamophobe and let's be done with it! What have they done to earn our trust? 1993 bombing of the Marine barracks in Lebanon, 9/11, Fort Hood, The Christmas Day near terrorist attack on flight 253. There are plenty more to list.

Hat tip: Act for America

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/news/texassouthwest/stories/DN-NUsafi_07pro.ART1.State.Edition2.4be96ce.html

More reading of interest:
 Somebody at Fort Hood Should Be Walking the Plank: Andrew McCarthy


Dhimmitude and stealth jihad at Fort Hood : Robert Spencer of Jihad Watch

The Pentagon report on Fort Hood. Where is the blame on Islam and the terrorist Hasan?

Patriot Post
National Security:  Department of Military Correctness: Hood-winked



This is from the Patriot Post Digest. They ask:"we have some questions:
Has anyone been fired yet? If not, why not? And what's wrong with naming
Major Nidal Malik Hasan, the terrorist who killed 14 people, including an
unborn child, in the report? Or what's wrong with mentioning "radical Islam"
-- the fuel fanning Hasan's fire -- and perhaps a discussion of its role in
why this attack happened?

Great questions asked by the Post. Here are my answers. Has anyone
been fired yet? If not, why not? Firing the indidviduals responsible
would be taking responsibility for the numerous security breeches
that happened over time to allow this act of terrorism to take place.
The persons responsible roll up hill, all the way to the top. Yes, I hold
Obama as one of the indidviduals responsible for this act of terrorism.
Look no further than his capitulation speech to Islam and Muslims given
on June 4, 2009 from Cairo. Now Obama would not fire himself or
anyone else would he? It is much easier to blame Bush, Cheney
and our military.

"And what's wrong with naming Major Nidal Malik Hasan, the terrorist who
killed 14 people, including an unborn child, in the report?" If the report
mentions Hasan, then the Pentagon names a Muslim, and then blames
Islam as most Muslims follow Islam. Indeed, the Pentagon report should
have named Hasan as a murdering Muslim terrorist because that is
what he is. We all know that not all Muslims who follow Islam are
terrorists but please, connect those dots and complete the picture.
What other ideology, religion, permits and exhorts violence,
persecution and death like islam does, other than Islam? There are
none that do, period.

"Or what's wrong with mentioning "radical Islam" -- the fuel fanning Hasan's
fire -- and perhaps a discussion of its role in why this attack happened? "
Remember Obama and his administration have basically outlawed
the use of terms Radical Islam, terrorist, war on terrorism and others.
Anything that will name Islam, Muslims in any negative way has been
pretty much banned from use, even by our military who is waging the
war against Islamic fueled terrorism around the globe. In this age of
Obama we dare not say, write, speak any words that implicate Muslims
or Islam with the true roots of terrorism as waged through jihad, by
Islam. The Pentagon has been ordered to be sure they remain
politically correct, diversified, honor multiculturalism, even if they
are murdering Muslims, brainwashed by the evil perversions that
infect Islam. One has to just read the Koran, hadiths to really
understand Islam, jihad and taqiya. So if the Pentagon report will
not name this act of terrorism by a radical Muslim, driven by radical
Islam to wage jihad, murder those who may not,
probably did not agree with or follow Islam, then I can, and will.
I will keep repeating this and reporting other acts of terrorism as
long as I can. The truth will prevail. Islam can, must and will be
defeated. We have no other  choice. I would rather give  my life
fighting the curse of Islam than ever becoming one, under Islam.

Patriot Post Digest

Will we ever feel safe at home again?

Another excellent article from Gate of Vienna.
Has the Fort Hood jihadist terrorist attack slipped
into the back of your mind? As MSM news about
Tiger Woods, the GW fiasco in Copehagen, the
demosocialistacrat health care bill rule the
airwaves, the internet, stealth Jihad is alive and well.
This includes our military. They have learned nothing.
We are under attack from the inside. The cancer
is Islam.

Gates of Vienna: Keep Our People Safe(r) at Home

Hat tip Fjordman

Sunday, December 13, 2009


Keep Our People Safe(r) at Home

by Dymphna



So what great lesson did the military and the President take from the experience of the massacre at Fort Hood? Why, the most obvious one, of course: we need more Muslims in the military:

Army recruiter Sgt. Chris McGarity is on the front lines of the military’s effort to add troops who speak Arabic and understand Middle Eastern culture - a battle that grew more challenging after the shooting at Fort Hood, Texas.

McGarity says he recently signed up an Arab-American high school student who lacked only her parents’ approval to enlist. Then came the Nov. 5 rampage at Fort Hood. The Army has charged Maj. Nidal Hasan, 39, a Muslim and Arab American, with killing 13 people and wounding 32.

The high school student’s mother “made her withdraw her application,” McGarity says.

Such experiences illustrate heightened fears of discrimination and harassment aimed at Arab-American and Muslim troops since the Fort Hood shooting, says Mikey Weinstein, a former Air Force lawyer who founded the Military Religious Freedom Foundation, which advocates for separation between church and state in the military.

Muslims in the military experience “horrible” discrimination, he says.

Before the shooting at Fort Hood, the foundation had 80 Muslim clients who had reported instances of discrimination and harassment, Weinstein says. Complaints jumped 20% to 103 in the weeks after the shooting. “We had people almost immediately … being told ‘you people’ should not be in the military,” he says.

This news article is so studded with stupidities and down-right dangerous ideas that it makes me want to…what?

Well, here are a few ideas:

Encourage young men and women to stay away completely from the stupendously ignorant and blind bureaucracy of our present-day military.

Explain to parents that having their children chose a military career is as good as signing their death warrant.

Encourage colleges to refuse ROTC groups, but not for their usual Leftish loony reasons. Rather, we want to keep our best and our brightest alive. That psycho killer, Hasan, got his way paid through ROTC. If that doesn’t bring shame on the organization, what does? Is the ROTC even capable of self-exanimation?

Let the Muslims out of the military ASAP. That obviates any need for more Muslim chaplains, interpreters, etc. The military is not an equal opportunity employer for jihadists but you’d never know that by listening to what the bureaucrats say.

I support our military men and women. However, I reject totally the current system; it is killing them. This latest example of wanton and brutal murders was shoved under the carpet of psychobabble by those in charge, from our feckless President all the way down. Senior military officers callously sacrifice our young as they mindlessly follow Muslim Brotherhood instructions about how to integrate Muslims into our services.

The Muslim Brotherhood are the ones running this campaign and it’s time for our young men and women to refuse to go through this charade any longer. They put their lives on the line and they risk courts-martial for doing so. They are not even on the level of cannon fodder anymore. At least being cannon fodder gave you the luck of the draw and the rules of engagement were fair. The way things are now, you can die anytime some high ranking American Muslim jihadist takes it into his head to open fire. Anywhere, anytime, and for one reason: because YOU are an infidel.

This is beyond disgusting. It is immoral and it will destroy the fabric of our country if we permit the Pentagon and its Muslim Brotherhood infiltrators to keep cutting up the cloth of our military culture. This is a fixed game with a marked deck, guys. Get out while you can.

Here is more tripe:

Weinstein says he regularly gets complaints from troops who report name-calling, extra duty on holidays such as Christmas and Thanksgiving, anti-Muslim graffiti scrawled on prayer centers, and officers who encourage their troops to kill Muslims or demand Christian prayer.

Waahh…mommy, he called me a name. Grow up or get out, you thin-skinned child.

Here’s more bright planning for recruitment:

As the U.S. fights wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the mission to recruit troops who have language and cultural skills useful there has become so critical that the Army created two programs to achieve that goal.

Last year, the Army sought 270 recruits who speak Arabic, Pashto, Dari and Farsi - the languages of Iraq, Iran and Afghanistan - to serve as military interpreters, says Douglas Smith, spokesman for the U.S. Army Recruiting Command at Fort Knox, Ky.

A second recruiting program began in February in New York and has expanded to Los Angeles, Atlanta, Chicago and Dallas. That program targets non-citizens who have been in the U.S. at least two years and have special language and cultural skills from the Middle East, China and Korea, he said.

“Non-citizens have stepped forward to serve this country in previous wars since the American Revolution,” the military says in its briefing papers on the program.

Just what we need. More infiltration. And these people are going to trust translators like this? How about we either bring our troops home or we train them in the needed language skills? This is so lazy and incompetent that it defies explanation. Or at least any explanation that says much for the success of our eventual survival.

You can read the rest of the p.c. molasses mush here. It’s simply too creepy and suicidal to repeat any more of that MSM cant.

Meanwhile, what about Fort Hood? I avoided the subject for a long time because it was too painful to think about something so deliberate and so unnecessary. Our military leaders should be found guilty of failure to protect their troops, of dereliction of duty, of gross negligence. Anyone in a position of authority who knew about this killer and did nothing but wring his or her hands should be dishonorably discharged. Instead, they’re going to court martial just the murderer, while all those career-minded criminals who let him go on his rampage face no consequences for their malfeasance.

I was looking at the pictures of the dead and wounded today. That’s hard to do in the best of circumstances, but when you gaze on those faces and realize that their “superiors” set them up for death it is even more painful. Think of all the lives shattered by those lazy time-servers: children who grow up without parents, parents left childless, a baby left unborn in its mother’s womb. In fact, all the children of the massacred who won’t be born. Think of the boy from Mexico who managed to earn a PhD in Arizona. A kid who survived the boat trip from Laos only to be killed in this “haven” of America. The dead grandparents, the brothers and sisters.

Our nation ought to be in mourning for these families. Instead, the White House is lit up like nothing happened. They have a big gingerbread house and lots of decorations. “Fort Where?” Oh, yeah, right, someone suffering from PTSD killed a few people. Unfortunate.

Here are are the names. Look at them. These were real people with real lives who bled and died at the hands of a parasitic opportunist. Think of their families this Christmas and all the Christmases to come. A calculus of loss that eats at the innards of America while our leaders carry on with their posing and posturing.

These men and women died in the cause of someone else’s paranoid hatred:

Mike Cahill



Major L. Eduardo Caraveo



Staff Sgt. Justin M. DeCrow



Capt. John Gaffaney



Specialist Frederick Greene



Spc. Jason Dean Hunt



Sgt. Amy Krueger



Pfc. Aaron Thomas Nemelka



Pfc. Michael Pearson



Pvt. Francheska Velez (& baby)



Lt. Col. Juanita Warman



Pfc. Kham Xiong

These men and women were injured: Spc. Grant Moxon, Joey Foster, Sgt. Kimberly Munley, Spc. Keara Bono, Ray Saucedo, Cpl. Nathan Hewitt, Amber Bahr, George Stratton III, Staff Sgt. Alonzo (Mac) Lunsford, and Staff Sgt. Joy Clark.

The breadth and depth of America was represented here, some places more than once: North Carolina., Iowa, Idaho, Michigan, New York, Pennsylvania, Utah, Wisconsin, Minnesota (by way of Laos), Chicago, California, Tennessee, Arizona (via Mexico), Georgia, Oklahoma, and Texas.

Attention must be paid to the memory or honor of each of these soldier-citizens or we will not survive the parasites who are killing us. Protect our military — encourage them not to serve in a project designed to kill or undermine them.

This country is under assault from Islam.
It is not isolated to one area. These live lost
must not be wasted. Obama did not care but I do.
Please, do not let them or the others who have given their lives in the
battle against Islam and Islamofascism.
                                      












http://gatesofvienna.blogspot.com/2009/12/keep-our-people-safer-at-home.html#readfurther

Ft. Hood terrorist Hasan, Ret.Lt. General Jerry Boykin tells what we all know. Islamic radicals have infiltrated our military, gov't and law enforcement agencies.

Ret, Lt. General Jerry Boykin makes it very
clear why Hasan was able to stay in the
military and carry out his Jihadist attack.
This country is paralyzed with fear if speak
out and criticize a Mulsim or Islam. That is
how Islam works. To heck with that. Islam
is Offensive, Deadly and Perverted.

Thanks to gates of Vienna and Vlad Tepes

Fort Hood Jihadist Hasan and his terrorist connections.

Counterterrorism Blog: More Jihadi Endorsements for Ft. Hood Shooter Maj. Malik Hasan

By Evan Kohlmann


More evidence that Malik Hasan had deeper ties
with radical Jihadists than previously thought.
How much more will be discovered and told to
the American people? After all, the mullah in
the White House instructed us "not to be jumping
to any conclusions" until the facts started becoming
known and clear. What say you now mr. president?

Hasan's business card and one of the

Quran's he liked to give out.

The NEFA Foundation has obtained an English-language statement regarding the Ft. Hood massacre that was posted by the administrators of the Ansar al-Mujahideen online jihad forum. The statement noted, "We issue this statement in support of the actions of brother Nidal Malik Hassan; as a congratulations for his brave and heroic deed, as well as the jealousness he displayed for the pains suffered by the Muslim Ummah as a result of the modern Zionist-Christian Crusades against it.We ask Allah to accept this great feat of yours and make you an example for others to follow." Further, "It is not permissible for Muslims to aid the infidels in any way in war against the Muslims, whether physically, morally, financially, or strategically. There is a consensus amongst the scholars that whoever does so, even by a mere gesture, has committed an act of apostasy and has left the fold of Islam." It should be noted that the Ansar al-Mujahideen forum has been recently endorsed by the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (the Taliban) as one of their officially approved web venues.

NEFA Foundation

The entire statement from Ansar al-Mujahideen in support of Maj. Hasan can be viewed on the NEFA Foundation website.

http://www.nefafoundation.org/featured-Miscellaneous.html#ansar1109

Hasan wanted patients to face war crimes charges.

This is a really troubling, to say
the very least. The lid has been
clamped shut on much else being
said about Hasan. If this is the case,
that Hasan wanted some of his
patients to be turned over and prosecuted
for war crimes, then he is gulity of wanting
Islamic Shariah law to be supreme over the
U.S. Consitution and the laws of our land.
As more is disclosed about Hasan, why was
he allowed to treat patients, let
alone remain in the military? The complete
article is here.




Fort Hood captain: Hasan wanted patients to face war crimes charges News for Dallas, Texas Dallas Morning News Headline National News

Bosch Fawstin

fawstin.blogspot.com/

Shariah law is garbage. It is full of persecution,
violence and condones death.



Fort Hood captain: Hasan wanted patients to face war crimes charges


07:24 AM CST on Tuesday, November 17, 2009

By BROOKS EGERTON / The Dallas Morning News

begerton@dallasnews.com / The Dallas Morning News

s Dave Michaels and Lee Hancock contributed to this report.

Fort Hood massacre suspect Nidal Malik Hasan sought to have some of his patients prosecuted for war crimes based on statements they made during psychiatric sessions with him, a captain who served on the base said Monday.

Other psychiatrists complained to superiors that Hasan's actions violated doctor-patient confidentiality, Capt. Shannon Meehan told The Dallas Morning News.

One day after the Nov. 5 attack that killed 13 and wounded 29, a Fort Hood official said she had never received complaints about Hasan's job performance. Col. Kimberly Kesling, deputy commander of clinical services at the base's Darnall Army Medical Center, also said he was a "hardworking, dedicated young man who gave great care to his patients."

Fort Hood officials did not respond to interview requests late Monday. They have declined in recent days to say anything about the major, citing the ongoing investigation.

Meehan said he learned of Hasan's prosecution requests from another base psychiatrist. That psychiatrist could not be reached for comment Monday.

The revelations add to a portrait of Hasan as a man at odds with many of those around him – emotionally, religiously and ideologically. He was, by various accounts, lonely, paranoid and increasingly zealous in his fundamentalist Islamic beliefs. He had been writing e-mails to a radical cleric in Yemen who called the U.S. war on terror a "war against Muslims" and advocated killing soldiers.

It wasn't clear Monday what information Hasan received from patients and what became of his requests for prosecution. ABC News, citing anonymous sources, reported that his superiors rejected the requests, and that investigators suspect this triggered the shootings.

Hasan may have been legally justified in reporting what patients disclosed, said Patrick McLain, a Dallas lawyer who specializes in military defense work and is not involved in the Hasan case. But it's impossible to be sure without knowing exactly what they said, he added.

"He was right on his authority to report it," said the ex-Marine, who formerly served as a court-martial judge. The Army teaches all service members that they have a duty to report evidence of war crimes.

Hasan's civilian lawyer in Central Texas, retired Col. John P. Galligan, did not respond to interview requests Monday. His client remains in a San Antonio military hospital, paralyzed from the waist down by police gunfire and facing premeditated murder charges.


Pain and guilt

Meehan, the Fort Hood captain, expressed skepticism with Hasan's requests that patients be prosecuted. "They're going in there confessing their pain and their guilt," he said, describing soldiers' postwar visits to therapists. "He's trying to turn it into a war crime."

Meehan recently wrote a book called Beyond Duty, depicting his traumatic experience as a tank platoon leader in Iraq. It describes a strike he ordered that accidentally killed an Iraqi family with six children – the sort of "collateral damage" that McLain said was clearly distinct from a war crime.

Later, an improvised explosive device left Meehan with a traumatic brain injury. He received therapy at Fort Hood from people other than Hasan, which he credits with saving him from crippling depression. He is retiring from the military, effective next week.

Meehan said one of his doctors tried to give Hasan a copy of the book last month. Hasan refused. The captain said he had previously avoided Hasan, who was one of a small crew responsible for interviewing soldiers and writing up summaries of their condition.

"I heard he was not one you wanted to go to" because he didn't finish his work promptly, Meehan said. "Apparently the reason it took so long is he was turning it over to legal."

Meehan said one little-known consequence of the massacre is that Hasan's colleagues must re-evaluate every case he handled. Another challenge, he said, is persuading patients to keep opening up to therapists.

"I really hope Nidal's horrific actions do not give soldiers pause when considering [whether] to tell their given stories," Meehan said.


Briefing canceled

President Barack Obama vowed Saturday to examine all the events leading up to the Fort Hood attack, including reports that the Army and FBI missed warning signs about Hasan's extremist sympathies. Several congressional leaders have promised their own inquiries.

A closed-door briefing Monday for the Senate Armed Services Committee was postponed at the administration's request, said committee spokesman Bryan Thomas.

Why was this briefing cancelled by the
administration?

Senate leaders and several committee chairmen are scheduled to receive a classified briefing this morning, said Sen. Patrick Leahy of Vermont, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee.

On Wednesday, Attorney General Eric Holder is expected to testify publicly before Leahy's committee. His appearance had been previously scheduled and wasn't directly prompted by the Fort Hood tragedy.

Sen. Jeff Sessions, the top Republican on the panel, said he would ask whether there was evidence Hasan was disloyal and should have been removed from the Army.

How much more evidence is needed?

"Nobody should be advanced in rank and no one should be kept in the military if their loyalty is to anything other than the United States," the Alabama senator said.


Staff writers Dave Michaels and Lee Hancock contributed to this report.



http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/news/nation/stories/DN-shooter_17pro.ART.State.Edition2.4b75a10.html

Internet Jihad. Any doubters left out there? This is for real.

A Web of Lone Wolves Foreign Policy

From Foreign Policy; Evan Kohlman

This will not get alot of
traction in the MSM or from
the Obama administration.
How do we stop this internet
Jihad? Can we stop this from
happening again? I would like
to think so but the reality of
today was changed on 9/11/2001.

Here is an introduction to the
article.

"But to my surprise, this motley crew of would-be homegrown killers turned out to be much more sophisticated than I had initially given them credit for. Aside from having an unsettling interest in acquiring assault rifles, these young men had separately downloaded hundreds of megabytes of hardcore terror propaganda videos from the web, including the wills of Sept. 11 hijackers and the July 7 London suicide bombers, and instructional materials on how to build improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and carry out sniper attacks -- and they knew all about radical Yemeni-American cleric Anwar al-Awlaki and his online lecture series "Constants on the Path of Jihad."


In "Constants," al Awlaki argues, "Jihad does not depend on any particular land. It is global. ... No borders or barriers stop it." He continues, "If a particular people or nation is classified as ... ‘the people of war' in the Shariah, that classification applies to them all over the earth. Islam cannot be customized to suit the conditions where you are, for instance Europe."

Read the rest here.

http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2009/11/13/a_web_of_lone_wolves