From "This ain't Hell" a milblog.
1) Major Malik Hasan is reported to have shouted “Allahu Akbar” just prior to opening fire. This phrase means:
A) God is great
B) I have PTSD, and I need help
C) The OpTempo is killing us, we need more dwell time
D) I love you Dr. Phil
2) This phrase is most associated with practioners of which religious faith?
A) The muslim faith
B) Mennonites
C) Presbyterians
D) Our Zionist overlords
3) Major Malik Hasan had been sent overseas to fight in our illegal and immoral wars in the Middle East on ___ occasions:
A) Zero, none, nada
B) 1, and it was extended by GWB for an additional 6 months
C) 2, he worked in the motor pool
D) Who can keep track at this point?
4) Major Malik Hasan reportedly compared _____’s to heroes who jump on grenades?
A) Suicide Bombers
B) Battalion S1 staffs on the 1st and the 15th of each month
C) Shoppers at the Mall of America
D) Left Wing bloggers
5) On the morning of the attack, Major Malik Hasan is reported to have passed out copies of which book:
A) The holy Koran
B) The latest Harry Potter Book
C) Born Fighting, a History of the Scots Irish by Jim Webb
D) Latest version of the Dungeon Masters Guide
6) The most important thing to take away from this tragedy is:
A) That regardless of any other issue, religion, race or creed, an unstable man did something horrific, and our hearts and prayers must be with the families of the fallen
B) Dr Phil and others got to spread the light on PTSD issues, and how returning vets are completely unstable
C) Veterans For Common Sense is bereft of any common sense
D) We need to clamp down on right wing military bloggers who got their hands on this guys ORB.
Everyone back up 2 steps and relax. I am not saying that any group or race or religion is exclusively responsible for terrorism, nor am I saying that all practioners of any religion are by default terrorists.
What I am saying though is that even as CNN for 5 hours refused to speculate on a religious motivation, they were discussing PTSD and the effect on returning veterans. Can we get beyond the PC nonsense and just call a spade a spade? This guy was a degenerate who did horrible things, and no group of people is responsible, not Muslims, and certainly not our brothers and sisters who suffer from PTSD. Why is it okay to ascribe this to one group with no evidence, and yet not okay to discuss the other when there is a plethora of evidence?
