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Needless to say, and just as with 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed ~ there isn't the slightest chance that Major Nidal Hasan will be executed.

For the same reason that the Americans limited the Nuremberg Trials to only a small fraction of the Nazi war criminals, they will spare these two jihadi Muslims so as not to stir up animosity in their own Muslim community.

That in itself speaks volumes about the ideological idiocy of America's liberal immigration and refugees policy which continues to invite the enemy to come live with them.

The Americans thought it was chic, and sophisticated, and 'progressive' to place this Muslim where he had access to firearms on a base where infidel soldiers were being prepared for transport to go fight Muslims in Afghanistan.

Every family of those 13 killed should be mounting a class action fit to bankrupt the US government for having played Russian Roulette with their loved ones lives while trying to prove how 'tolerant' it was about employing Muslims in sensitive positions.

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If the US hadn't illegally invaded Afghanistan and Iraq, then Major Nidal Hasan probably wouldn't have done it.

War crime trials for Bush, and Howard!

freediver wrote on Aug 24^th, 2013 at 10:13am:

wally1 wrote on Aug 24^th, 2013 at 8:36am:


Needless to say, although born in the US, Major Nidal Hasan is not even remotely 'an American' any more than the UK-born London Underground suicide bombers were 'English'.

Both my brothers were born in north China of English parents, and needless to say they weren't even remotely 'Chinese'.

Hasan pulled the trigger on behalf of how many other US-based Muslims? How many US-based Muslims sympathised with his action?

How many secret service Internal Defence departments does the US have? The FBI, the CIA ... etc.

It's time America's Geheime Staats Polizei started to sort out the US Muslim community into how each individual rates in loyalty to the international Muslim community ~ and judge from this the strength or weakness of their allegiance to non-Muslim USA.

True Colours wrote on Aug 24^th, 2013 at 10:26am:


Question #2 ..

What should be the fate of the Islamist militias in Syria who are affiliated with known Islamic Extremist organisations?

Hang 'em high?

No?

Why am I not surprised.

wally1 wrote on Aug 24^th, 2013 at 1:05pm:


Official complacency and lazy attitude is what enabled 9/11 and the Major Nidal Hasan massacre.

And then the Boston bombers. Officials knew about them a couple of years before they detonated the bombs.

For as long as political correctness and appeasement to minorities remains official policy ~ then only 'God' can help America.

Despite 'The War on Terror' US official policy still demands that no one at the airports be profiled according to appearance or race.

That in itself loses all sympathy I once had with US officialdom.

If the White House gets blown up into a fine mist of floating dust particles ~ I wouldn't give a sh*t.

The idiocy that warns Customs officials that they risk their jobs if they should profile travelers of Middle Eastern appearance any more than little old blue-rinse ladies  ~ deserves any reasonable persons utter contempt.

wally1 wrote on Aug 24^th, 2013 at 1:05pm:


Kick them out of the country? Sure, Wally. I'll get onto it right away.

wally1 wrote on Aug 24^th, 2013 at 1:05pm:


STOP joining America in their off-shore wars.

DON'T get drawn into Syria with military personnel.

BRING all our troops back from the Middle East.

MAKE convictions for planning terrorist acts on Australian soil a hanging offence, with no more than one appeal.

STOP any further Muslim immigration or refugees influx.

DEPORT any first generation immigrant Muslims who attract more than a 12 month sentence.

DEATH PENALTY for importing commercial quantities of illegal drugs.

etc

As for Khalid Sheikh Muhammed, it is odd how the US first blamed Bin Laden, then changed their mind at some point and blamed KSM, then decided to kill an unarmed Bin Laden anyway.

Lord Herbert wrote on Aug 24^th, 2013 at 1:25pm:


Although I agree with you in some points for example getting out of the middle east, not tagging behind America in all the wars, drugs etc, I don't support the death penalty.