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An Officer's Outrage Over Fort Hood

by snuffysmith | November 13, 2009 at 06:34 pm

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This has nothing to do with being anti-Islamic. After numerous tours to Iraq and working with countless cultural advisors on Ft. Bragg, I know dozens of Muslims who I respect and admire greatly. This has everything to do with force protection and security being trumped by the concepts of political correctness and diversity. This has everything to do with a hypocritical system and culture that breeds timidity and dismissiveness in the interest of career advancement. If I preached a white-supremacist ideology or described Timothy McVeigh as a hero to the cause of freedom and liberty, how long do you think I would still be in the military drawing a salary, receiving educational benefits and getting promoted like Hasan did?

Major Shawn Keller, US Army speaks out and speaks his mind on the Fort Hood rampage. He is a very angry man. He is even angrier that it was allowed to happen.

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Karl Gotthardt - albertacowpoke

at 18:47 on November 13th, 2009

I can.t say that I disagree with Major Keller. He is quite right in his assessment of the situation. 13 people died needlessly.

Major Keller has show the fortitude to take on the army leadership in this article. I recommend that everyone read Major Keller's post.

snuffysmith

at 18:45 on November 13th, 2009

Should General George Casey Resign? -- Monte Kuligowski, American Thinker

snuffysmith

at 19:10 on November 13th, 2009

Twisted and Nuts
Jan LaRue
Listening to government leaders and media avoid any connection between Islamist terrorism and the murderous attack at Ft. Hood is, to use their terminology, about as "twisted" and "nuts" as it gets. More

snuffysmith

at 19:13 on November 13th, 2009

General Casey's Diverse Army
I have some questions for any military officer who swore an oath on several occasions to support and defend the Constitution. More

Babel-Fish

at 02:30 on November 14th, 2009

As an officer in the United States Army, I'm angry for so many reasons over what happened at Ft. Hood. I'm angry that twelve of my fellow soldiers and a contractor were murdered. I'm angry that over thirty people have suffered life altering injuries from which they will never fully recover. I'm angry that the lives of so many families have been forever ruined. I'm angry that this happened on an Army post on American soil where soldiers should be safe. And I'm angry that the murderer was a terrorist who masqueraded as an Army officer for half a dozen years.

Yep that says it all for me, all military personnel should be vetted to measure religious indoctrination it's not just the Muslims but everyone. There are some very strange cults in the USA.

snuffysmith

at 20:23 on November 14th, 2009

How many at Fort Hood died because of the Army's gun ban?

If I were the parent or spouse of one of those killed in the terrorist attack at Fort Hood last week, I would begin raising utter hell in the public arena the minute my loved one was buried More