Any reason why MOOSEFUCKS should be allowed in the US military?

[busybody..]

EXCLUSIVE: AWOL Soldier Arrested Over Concerns of Second Alleged Plot to Attack Fort Hood
By Mike Levine & Jennifer Griffin

Published July 28, 2011
| FoxNews.com


At least one U.S. military serviceman has been arrested in connection with an alleged plot to attack Fort Hood nearly two years after a deadly shooting rampage at the base, Fox News has learned exclusively.

Pvt. Naser Jason Abdo, an AWOL soldier from Fort Campbell, Kentucky, was arrested by the Killeen Police Department near Fort Hood and remains in custody there. Authorities, however, will not say if Abdo is the one who raised security concerns.

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An aerial view of Fort Hood, the Texas base where former Army psychiatrist Major Nidal Hasan went on a deadly shooting rampage in November 2009.

Abdo was found with weapons, explosives and jihadist materials at the time of his arrest, a senior Army source confirms to Fox News. He was arrested at around 2 p.m. Wednesday after someone called authorities to report a suspicious individual.

Eric Vasys, a spokesman with the FBI's San Antonio Office, said authorities found firearms and bomb making components, which he described as smokeless gun powder, inside Abdo's motel room. Sources also say Abdo was attempting to make a purchase at Guns Galore in Killeen, the same ammunition store where Major Nidal Hasan purchased weapons that were allegedly used to gun down 13 people and wound 30 others on Nov. 5, 2009.

Law enforcement officials suspect Abdo was planning an attack in or around Ft. Hood, though they say the exact target is not clear.

Bob Jenkins, a Fort Campbell spokesman, told Fox News that Abdo was also being investigated for child pornography found on his government computer.

Abdo went AWOL on July 4. On the eve of his first deployment to Afghanistan -- after only one year in the Army -- Abdo applied for conscientious objector status. It was denied by his superiors at Ft. Campbell but later overturned by the Assistant Deputy Secretary of the Army review board.

Another source told Fox News earlier that two other U.S. soldiers also raised possible concerns.

It remains unclear if Abdo's alleged plot to attack in or around Ft. Hood was merely aspirational in nature.

"We are aware at this time that Killeen Police Department arrested a soldier yesterday," a Fort Hood official said in a statement Thursday. "The incident leading to the arrest did not occur on Fort Hood and the soldier was not a Fort Hood based soldier. At this time, there has been no incident at Fort Hood. We continue our diligence in keeping our force protection at appropriate levels."

The U.S. Department of Justice also released a statement confirming a "suspect is in custody" and saying, "We are not aware of any further immediate threat to public safety and are actively investigating the matter."

Vasys said Abdo will likely be charged later Thursday for being in possession of bomb making materials, though a Justice Department official would not confirm whether he faces federal charges.

On Nov. 5, 2009, Major Nidal Hasan, an American Army officer, carried out a shooting attack on the Fort Hood base in Texas that killed 13 people and wounded 30 others.

Hasan, a military psychiatrist, was arraigned on July 20 and is currently standing trial. His civilian lawyer withdrew from the case as it began.

Fox News' Maggie Kerkman contributed to this report.



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[koalabear]

Let them in. It worked so well when the US Government trained the Zetas for Mexico.

 

[mercury14]

Oslo guy says he's a Christian, though since he's not connected with a church and killed a bunch of people, he's not a real Christian. I agree with that.

Hassan said he was a Muslim, though the investigation showed he had no ties to any kind of Mosque. But we're going to call him a real Muslim though, right?

 

[busybody..]

Report: U.S. Soldier Arrested With Bomb Materials Was Following Instructions from Al-Qaeda Literature…


(Weekly Standard) — Fox News drops this big revelation following the arrest of Pfc. Naser Jason Abdo, a Muslim soldier at Ft. Hood in Kileen, Texas this morning:

Sources said Abdo had enough materials to make two bombs, including 18 pounds of sugar and six pounds of smokeless gunpowder — a possible trigger for an explosive. A pressure cooker was also found.

“He was all ready to go,” one law enforcement source said.

Another counterterrorism source said the bomb making materials and methodology came “straight out of Inspire magazine and an Al Qaeda explosives course manual.”

Law enforcement officials suspect Abdo was planning an attack in or around Fort Hood, though they say the exact target is not clear.

 

[busybody..]

Hassan said he was a Muslim, though the investigation showed he had no ties to any kind of Mosque. But we're going to call him a real Muslim though, right?

You havent a clue

He was spewing JIHAD shit for years

as he gunned down 14 people

he screamed

WHAT?

why the fuck would you defend him?

 

[busybody..]

why the fuck would you defend him?

 

[cebalrai]

You havent a clue

He was spewing JIHAD shit for years

as he gunned down 14 people

he screamed

WHAT?

why the fuck would you defend him?

And he wasn't connected to any mosque or any part of the Muslim faith except for the fact that he said he was. Just like Oslo guy wrote a 2500 page manifesto heavily involving Christianity, spewing crusader shit for years, though he was part of no church.

The two are the same: isolated crazies that claimed a religion while having nothing to do with it.

 

[koalabear]

And he wasn't connected to any mosque or any part of the Muslim faith except for the fact that he said he was. Just like Oslo guy wrote a 2500 page manifesto heavily involving Christianity, spewing crusader shit for years, though he was part of no church.

The two are the same: isolated crazies that claimed a religion while having nothing to do with it.

Look! Merc's dinglberry is here.

 

[busybody..]

And he wasn't connected to any mosque or any part of the Muslim faith except for the fact that he said he was. Just like Oslo guy wrote a 2500 page manifesto heavily involving Christianity, spewing crusader shit for years, though he was part of no church.

The two are the same: isolated crazies that claimed a religion while having nothing to do with it.

tahts BULLSHIT

he was connected to the AMERICAN GUY IN YEMEN

and he had a history of JIHADI shit

why the fuck do YOU LIE and DEFEND HIM

DO PISS IN YOUR GF'S EYEBALL

YOU SICK FUCK

 

[mercury14]

tahts BULLSHIT

he was connected to the AMERICAN GUY IN YEMEN

and he had a history of JIHADI shit

why the fuck do YOU LIE and DEFEND HIM

DO PISS IN YOUR GF'S EYEBALL

YOU SICK FUCK

And American guy in Yemen is as much of a Muslim as Oslo guy is a Christian.

 

[busybody..]

And American guy in Yemen is as much of a Muslim as Oslo guy is a Christian.

you know who I mean

the one Obama wants to kill

you are just pretending not to know

YOU ARE DEFEDING THE KILLER OF 14 PEOPLE

ASSHOLE

 

[koalabear]

And American guy in Yemen is as much of a Muslim as Oslo guy is a Christian.

and you are a MORON no matter where you are.

 

[pornstarwannabe]

Hassan said he was a Muslim, though the investigation showed he had no ties to any kind of Mosque. But we're going to call him a real Muslim though, right?

Yes. because he called himself a Muslim. There are catholics that are indeed catholics, but stopped going to church decades ago. They are still catholics.

 

[mercury14]

Yes. because he called himself a Muslim. There are catholics that are indeed catholics, but stopped going to church decades ago. They are still catholics.

(So then Oslo guy is most definitely a Christian terrorist using your rationale)

But no, seriously. I'm a Sikh. Now I'm a Hindu. Was I really a Sikh and a Hindu? Or is there more to it than just calling yourself something?

 

[cubbies]

Oslo guy says he's a Christian, though since he's not connected with a church and killed a bunch of people, he's not a real Christian. I agree with that.

Hassan said he was a Muslim, though the investigation showed he had no ties to any kind of Mosque. But we're going to call him a real Muslim though, right?

Does it matter? I think he still killed a lot of people.

 

[cubbies]

Yes. because he called himself a Muslim. There are catholics that are indeed catholics, but stopped going to church decades ago. They are still catholics.

I was raised catholic. Never confirmed. Stopped going to church. Am I still catholic?

 

[cubbies]

(So then Oslo guy is most definitely a Christian terrorist using your rationale)

But no, seriously. I'm a Sikh. Now I'm a Hindu. Was I really a Sikh and a Hindu? Or is there more to it than just calling yourself something?

Did you kill anyone?

 

[busybody..]

(So then Oslo guy is most definitely a Christian terrorist using your rationale)

But no, seriously. I'm a Sikh. Now I'm a Hindu. Was I really a Sikh and a Hindu? Or is there more to it than just calling yourself something?

why the FUCK are you denying what NO ONE ELSE IS DENYING?

why are you LYING so obviously?

WHY?

 

[busybody..]

Shocker: Muslim Soldier Arrested For Plotting Second Ft. Hood Terror Attack Had Left-Wing Fan Base Over 2010 Conscientious Objector Request


Less than a year ago he was held up as a “peacemaker” by the left, now he’s admitted to the Army that he planned to carry out a second Fort Hood jihad attack. That’s some serious assploding irony.

(Commentary) — The 21-year-old soldier arrested today for allegedly plotting to attack Fort Hood appears to be the same “conscientious objector” who was viewed as a peacemaker by anti-war activists last year, after he refused to serve in Afghanistan or Iraq because he claimed it violated his Muslim faith.

When Pfc. Naser Abdo applied for CO status last year, the utterly discredited Iraq Veterans Against the War organization posted a message in support of him on its website, and asked readers to donate to his legal defense fund. And Kimber Heinz, a writer for the far-left website Truthout, unluckily chose to profile Abdo in a 2010 article entitled, “One Year After Fort Hood: The Missing Story of Muslim Peacemaking.”

“We must lift up the stories and ongoing work of Muslim peacemakers like Naser Abdo,” Heinz wrote.


CNN and Al Jazeera also both featured glowing segments on Abdo’s quest to obtain CO status.

 

[amicus]

In answer to the question; no, I see no reason to allow them to serve in the Military.

Nor do I see a reason to prevent surveillance of American Muslim Mosques and Madras's. The entire Religion is malevolent and vicious and oppressive of human rights and has no place in a free society. Treat them like Nazi's and Communists and track every move they make.

Amicus Veritas

 

[busybody..]

track every move they make.

Amicus Veritas

No

EXTERMINATE THEM!

 

[off2bed]

What happened to doing background checks on new recruits?

Now, they're only looking to see if you're gay or a minority?

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2011/jul/28/group-wants-military-recruiters-to-target-gays-aft/

 

[Frisco_Slug_Esq]

Oslo guy says he's a Christian, though since he's not connected with a church and killed a bunch of people, he's not a real Christian. I agree with that.

Hassan said he was a Muslim, though the investigation showed he had no ties to any kind of Mosque. But we're going to call him a real Muslim though, right?

You have a point. This guy was a Leftist nut with the anti-war movement and a real fan of the Wiki-leaker...

 

[Frisco_Slug_Esq]

And he wasn't connected to any mosque or any part of the Muslim faith except for the fact that he said he was. Just like Oslo guy wrote a 2500 page manifesto heavily involving Christianity, spewing crusader shit for years, though he was part of no church.

The two are the same: isolated crazies that claimed a religion while having nothing to do with it.

And the Left-wing groups spent all day yesterday trying to purge their web pages of references to him and their financial support...





Fucking Pedos hang together...

 

[busybody..]

Anti-War Group Scrubs Website Of Involvement With Muslim Soldier Arrested For Plotting Second Ft. Hood Terror Attack…


Busted.
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(Raw Story) — Pfc. Nasser Abdo, the 21-year-old soldier arrested Thursday in connection with an alleged plot to attack Fort Hood, had ties to a number of prominent anti-war organizations, including Iraq Veterans Against the War and Courage to Resist, Raw Story can confirm.

Abdo, who went AWOL from duty over the July 4 weekend after being charged with possession of child pornography, was an applicant for conscientious objector (CO) status, supported by the Oakland-based GI rights group Courage to Resist. In turn, his efforts to resist deployment were supported by Iraq Veterans Against the War (IVAW), one of the best-known anti-war groups in the nation.

He was arrested Thursday outside Fort Hood, in Killeen, Texas, after police received a tip informing them that Abdo had purchased firearms with cash, from the same gun store that Major Nidal Hasan visited before murdering 13 of his fellow soldiers in 2009.

In the wake of Abdo’s arrest, Courage to Resist removed a page on their website that detailed Abdo’s plight, but it was preserved through Google cache. Reached by Raw Story, Jeff Paterson, the group’s project director, acknowledged that they had tried to cover up their involvement with the soldier and said they would be issuing a statement in the coming hours.

He added that his impression of Abdo was a young man with “mental health issues” who was “very difficult to work with.”

“I worked with him last August, in order to help formulate his application as a conscientious objector, then we helped formulate his legal appeals for the objector process,” Paterson said. “Then he got hit with pornography charges on his laptop, at which point we told him that we would help him through the resolution of his objection issues, but he would have to find himself legal defense separate for these criminal matters.”