There’s a big difference between McVeigh & Hasan (the terrorist).

You’re getting lazy, dude. You could have switched a few words around a little to at least make it look like you care about this topic or that you’re not a moron.

Montana, I’m allowing this copied-from-before comment go through solely to make fun of it. But it’s the last time. Next time, this silly “rebuttal” will be deleted. This is your one and only warning.

As I wrote before, you didn’t read the piece, and McVeigh and Nicholas were not just “wackos,” but TERRORISTS. This nonsense about Nicholas not being executed because “he was a Christian” is poppycock, but if you have real documented sources to support that claim, I’m all ears.

And yes, MAJOR HASAN IS A MUSLIM TERRORIST as pointed out with his business card and a half dozen news reports posted in this blog post. Not a pitiful PTSD poster child. That’s very offensive to the real soliders who had real debilitating injuries in the theater and didn’t run out and try to murder 40-plus comrades-in-arms in the name of Allah.

He’s a jhadi, no question. Read the post, buttercup, and you’ll learn something about the latest discoveries about Hasan’s proven al Quaeda ties. Or, don’t read it… doesn’t matter to me either way.

From all the news reports it appears this Major is a career military man and that in his current position for less than a year and was not going well. He did not want to be deployed and in fact wanted out of the Army, so he paid back his military student loans and hired an attorney.

The reason may have been that he was being harassed and called names like “camel jockey ”. I guess all that sensitivity training for those with bigotry tendencies are all for not. (Can training real change the way you were brought up?)

Another reason is called PTSD by proxy, the stress of treating PTSD in other soldiers make you go a little crazy yourself. Its even more stressful because most of the higher ranks don’t even believe in such thing as PTSD. Their denial prompts them to tell suffering soldiers to “drink it off.” Some civilians in the defense dept feel the same way no doubt IMO, it’s why hardly anything is mentioned of PTSD until one of these violent episodes occurs. These people see PTSD as a cop-out or an excuse. First we need to have an understanding that PTSD actually is real before we can ever hope to help treat it (does anyone believe that being shot at or killing your fellow man is not going to affect you in some way either then or in the future?). I guess with the high soldier suicide rate before and after deployment kinda takes care of the complaints from coming in (so those who said he should have just killed himself, well that’s already happening ). What real pissed me off when I heard that the military was trying to say that some soldiers coming back from this war with PTSD or other psychological disorders had “Pre-Existing Conditions” and that the military would not pay to treat them, I think it has been corrected but what a bunch of asses they break you and don’t want to pay.

The final issue is why does the military want to keep people in their ranks that no longer want to be there is it just sheer number? I mean is it ten percent, twenty percent. Is it that it is the only contract in the US that you can’t get out of unless to kill yourself or kill your fellow soldiers? It does not make any sense to me.

I guess the Major could just be another wacko like Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nicholas, of course McVeigh was executed and apparently because Nicholas became a Christian he received a life sentenced. I real think if he gets that far the Major will get the former and not in a million years the latter.

This is so messed up, hopefully they will make some changes that make sense.