Трагедия в Fort Hood

[Aurbo]

"Ще белиеве тхере аре маны море Муслимс щхо щхен рецруитед дид нот лист тхеир религион," ан оффициал саид. "Соме оф тхесе пеопле симплы щантед то авоид харассмент; отхерс мигхт хаве хад а синистер агенда."

Пошла плясать губерния. Охота на ведьм,истерия.
Не ве-рю! Случай с Хассаном подстроен.

[Hallucinogen]

Пошла плясать губерния. Охота на ведьм,истерия.

вот про этот случай уже говорили ?

November 11, 2009
A Marine reservist was charged with attacking a Greek Orthodox priest he mistook for a terrorist.

Jasen D. Bruce allegedly hit 29-year-old Alexios Marakis over the head with a tire iron and chased him for three blocks Monday evening before Tampa police officers intervened.

Marakis, a Greek Orthodox priest visiting from Crete, told police he had stopped to ask the 28-year-old reservist for help after getting lost in downtown Tampa. He had just performed a blessing of another priest and accidentally got off the highway.

Marakis approached Bruce as he was unloading his dry-cleaning, police said.

"Please, please help," Marakis said to Bruce in his limited English.

Bruce pulled out a tire iron and attacked the priest, police said. He then called 911 as he chased Marakis, saying an Arabic man was trying to rob him. When officers arrived, Bruce told them the man was a terrorist.

Bruce also told police he heard Marakis yell, "Allahu akbar!" — Arabic for "God is great," according to Tampa police spokeswoman Laura McElroy.

Marakis, however, does not speak Arabic, McElroy said. He speaks Greek.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,573685,00.html

[Aurbo]

Идиотов не сеют, они сами рождаются.

[zgorynych]

Пошла плясать губерния. Охота на ведьм,истерия.
Не ве-рю! Случай с Хассаном подстроен.

Лукс лайк. Именно за пару дней до того как Обама должен был "решить" (т.е. повысить) по поводу кол-ва войск в Афгане. Но кажеца наконец-то доперли что их подставляет ЦРУ (или кто там эту катавасию с "психиатором" придумал). Последние новости что сам посол США в Афгане и быв. главнокомандующий войск в регионе оба против помощи корумпированному режиму культиватора герыча Карзая. Неужели наконец-то прозрели? Аж не верица...

[zgorynych]

Идиотов не сеют, они сами рождаются.

Не только. Их ещё и культивируют. Лучшее удобрение - Фокс Ньюз и Ко.

[Aurbo]

Не только. Их ещё и культивируют. Лучшее удобрение - Фокс Ньюз и Ко.

За идиотизм надо пороть розгами. Каждый идиот-резервист должен знать - если начальство ему не дало приказа, значит,так делать не надо.
"Дурак с инициативой опасней врага"

[Serge7]

думали,просто так...болтает.Мало ли кто что ляпнет.
Слушай,а может его...подставили? Как-то заставили такую мерзость сделать - прямым или непрямым путём,а? Ну прямо выглядит как-то..гладко,что ли.
С виду мужик симпатичный, приятный.Не злой.Как он мог?!

Змеюш, о нет, не думаю.. это не случайно, купить такую крутую пушку, как "FN Five-Seven USG" , которую пытались банать в Штатах два раза для свободной продажи, из-за её убойности и ёмкости магазина и так прицельно и ловко из неё стрелять по своим коллегам и сослуживцам.. Нет, это не случайность и не подставка конечно (имо)..

[Aurbo]

В голове не укладывается...Как он мог?

[zgorynych]

В голове не укладывается...Как он мог?

Я тоже не понимаю чтобы простой офисный психиатор а такой меткий стрелок. Его бы на передовую...

[Serge7]

В голове не укладывается...Как он мог?

Вот неплохая статья ;) :


Fort Hood suspect's superiors questioned behavior


By BRETT J. BLACKLEDGE and RICHARD LARDNER (AP) – 5 hours ago

WASHINGTON — A group of doctors overseeing Nidal Malik Hasan's medical training discussed concerns about his overly zealous religious views and strange behavior months before the Army major was accused of opening fire on soldiers and civilians at Fort Hood, Texas.

Doctors and staff overseeing Hasan's training viewed him at times as belligerent, defensive and argumentative in his frequent discussions of his Muslim faith, a military official familiar with several group discussions about Hasan said. The official was not authorized to speak publicly about the meetings and spoke on condition of anonymity.

As a psychiatrist in training, Hasan was characterized in meetings as a mediocre student and lazy worker, a matter of concern among the doctors and staff at Walter Reed Army Medical Center and the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences military medical school, the official said.
The concerns about Hasan's performance and religious views were shared with other military officials considering his assignment after he finished his medical training, and the consensus was to send him to Fort Hood, the official said. Fort Hood was considered the best assignment for Hasan because other doctors could handle the workload if he continued to perform poorly and his superiors could document any continued behavior problems, the official said.

The group saw no evidence that Hasan, 39, was violent or a threat. It was more that he repeatedly referred to his strong religious views in discussions with classmates, his superiors and even in his research work, the official said. His behavior, while at times perceived as intense and combative, was not unlike the zeal of others with strong religious views, and some doctors and staff were concerned that their unfamiliarity with the Muslim faith would lead them to unfairly single out Hasan's behavior, the official said.

The revelations about the concerns that Hasan's superiors had about his behavior before sending him to Fort Hood come amid a growing debate over what warning signs the military missed before last week's shooting rampage that left 13 dead and 29 wounded.

Meanwhile, the Pentagon has found no evidence that Hasan formally sought release from the Army as a conscientious objector or for any other reason, two senior military officials told The Associated Press. Family members have said he wanted to get out of the Army and had sought legal advice, suggesting that Hasan's anxiety as a Muslim over his pending deployment overseas might have been a factor in the deadly rampage.

Hasan had complained privately to colleagues that he was harassed for his religion and that he wanted to get out of the Army. But there is no record of Hasan filing a complaint with his chain of command regarding any harassment he may have suffered for being Muslim or any record of him formally seeking release from the military, the officials told the AP.
The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because the case is under investigation..."

Full Article: http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/...w7Y3gD9BTKQ681