BF2S Forums another obama observation

Hurricane2k9 wrote:

I think the DHS is more worried about things like Ruby Ridge or Waco. Not just people who disagree with Obama.

S.Lythberg wrote:

Those tea parties were stupid, and the attendees are what I like to call "sore losers."

That said, Obamatopia isn't (and won't) working out well either, both sides are so far out of touch with reality it's scary...

Hurricane2k9 wrote:

lowing wrote:

Hurricane2k9 wrote:

I think the DHS is more worried about things like Ruby Ridge or Waco. Not just people who disagree with Obama.

Ummm if they are worried about events like that, then they need to be looking within themselves not at the public.

Maybe so, but they should still watch out for the next McVeigh. Radical conservative living in a liberal country.

Dilbert_X wrote:

lowing wrote:

If you go against Obama's big govt. socialist agenda you are a right wing extremist and need to watched

And if you went against the Bush doctrine you were with the terrorists.

To date, no one in this administration is calling Ft Hood what it was. An Islamic terrorist attack, nor are they calling Hasan an Isamic extremist.

Thats the thing about jumping to conclusions, you don't call things until the facts are in.

Still its funny, no-one called this an islamic terrorist attack.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,519907,00.html

BAGHDAD —  The U.S. Army sergeant who has been charged with murder and aggravated assault in the fatal shooting of five fellow soldiers at Baghdad's Camp Liberty was due to leave Iraq soon after three tours.

Sgt. John M. Russell was taken into custody outside the military counseling clinic following Monday's shooting at Camp Liberty, said Maj. Gen. David Perkins. It was the deadliest case of soldier-on-soldier violence since the Iraq war began in 2003.

Russell, of the 54th Engineer Battalion based in Bamberg, Germany, was charged with five counts of murder and one count of aggravated assault in Monday's shooting, Perkins said.

He said a probe has also begun into whether the Army has enough mental health facilities in Iraq, where the attack at Camp Liberty has drawn new attention to the issue of combat stress and frequent deployments to battle zones.

People go nuts from time to time, white non-muslims included.
I guess this didn't get much press because he wasn't islamic.

Ty wrote:

I've tried but I simply cannot see Fort Hood as a terrorist attack. The guy was a Major, you don't just put your hand up when they're giving out ranks and get designated to be a Major. He had a history of concerning behaviour he was about to deployed which is a high stress time, he was apparently constantly berated about his name and faith. The only evidence pointing to him being an Islamic extremist is his Arabic name and Islamic religion. If you're going to call his actions a terrorist attack with no further evidence you may as well hold up a sign reading "I am a bigot!" Now it could later transpire that this was a terrorist attack but at the moment it seems to be little more than a guy going crazy and spazzing out with a gun - it's not like this kind of thing hasn't happened before.

"A suicide attack that he survived"... honestly lowing, that's scraping the bottom of the barrel.

JohnG@lt wrote:

Mekstizzle wrote:

I dunno, I'd have thought most people would be happy those cunts are being tried at the very place they attacked by the ordinary civilians they tried to attack. And they're going to probably get the death penalty, what more could you possibly want?

New York State doesn't have the death penalty.

"The Department of Justice will pursue prosecution in federal court of the five individuals accused of conspiring to commit the 9/11 attacks," US Attorney General Eric Holder told a news conference.

"I fully expect to direct prosecutors to seek the death penalty against each of the alleged 9/11 conspirators."