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Submitted by politismart (United States), Aug 2, 2011 at 03:51

The Army knew about Nidal Hassan. I wonder if they interviewed any of his patients about their dealings with him.... one guy I met has not been interviewed., and his story was pretty bad, I wish I could confirm it. If his story pokes out true, then Hassan did more damage than they may not know about. (Has to do with clearing people for combat who openly stated they were not fit.)

Where are the propagandists on this one? This guy's story is ripe for the pickings to discredit the Islamist movement.

I wonder if any classes on taqiyya have been given to the Army (or Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force) so that future instances can be identified better and handled faster.

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