Dog of an Arab Hasan Showed Many Signs of Treason

Traitor Dog of an Arab

The human piece of sh*t called bowwow Hasan who killed 13 soldiers in Ft. Hood was the subject of

A Pentagon review released Friday portrayed a systemic breakdown within the military that permitted an Army psychiatrist, now charged with killing 13 people, to advance through the ranks despite concerns from his superiors about his behavior.

The review, the first into the Nov. 5 shooting rampage at Fort Hood, Tex., concluded that the Department of Defense was poorly prepared to defend itself from internal threats well beyond the single case of the military doctor accused of the killings, Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan.

The review’s findings, although they were focused only on the military and not on other agencies, are the latest signal that the government has not achieved the smooth communications and agility among intelligence agencies that has been sought since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates, in comments about the review at a Pentagon news conference on Friday, said the Defense Department was still focused on fighting external threats and previous conflicts and had not paid enough attention to workplace violence and any “self-radicalization” within its ranks.

Sort of like when Janet from another Planet Napolitano said that everything had gone "smoothly" and that the system worked---is the Army as stupid and arrogant as Janet the Mutant? But wait, there's more!

A senior administration official, briefing reporters in a telephone conference call after the release of the report, described the shooting rampage as “an act of terrorism,” although the official provided no details and stopped short of saying that Major Hasan had been directed or inspired to act by any overseas militant groups. The official spoke on the condition of anonymity under the ground rules of the telephone call.

Starting in late 2008, American officials have said that Major Hasan wrote about 20 e-mail messages to a radical Yemeni-American cleric, Anwar al-Awlaki, asking for guidance on religious obligations, including whether it would be justified for a Muslim American soldier to kill fellow soldiers.

A few of the e-mail messages, but not all, were intercepted and passed on to a Joint Terrorism Task Force, officials have said. But a Defense Department analyst examined them and decided the queries were part of Major Hasan’s research and warranted no further investigation.

What a wonderfully intuitive decision! I wonder if this analyst was a stupid female like Janet or Martha Coakley who knows better because, well, just because. Why not call this dog of an Arab in to ask him about the suspicious e-mails---20 are a lot and if this "analyst" had known who Awlaki was, implicated with two of the 9/11 bomber-dogs of Arab pedigree, perhaps he/she might have had a second thought, or even a first one. In fact,

Mr. Awlaki, who was born in the United States but now is in hiding in Yemen, has become an influential figure whose sermons, distributed from his popular Web site, encouraged violence to defend against what he described as attacks on Muslims. While he has not been charged for participating in any attack, his recordings and writings have been found in a dozen terrorism investigations in the United States, Canada and Britain. American intelligence officials believe he was in contact with Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the Nigerian accused of trying to bomb a Detroit-bound airliner on Christmas Day.

In the months before the Fort Hood shootings, Major Hasan, 39, alarmed some colleagues by becoming increasingly outspoken against the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, whose traumatized and injured veterans he was counseling. He became preoccupied with the conflict between the religious obligations of Muslims and the American military’s role in fighting in Muslim countries, but supervisors minimized the concerns

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Maybe next time these lifer nitwits in the Green Machine come across e-mails from Awlaki to US officers, they'll pay more attention. Or maybe those all-knowing "supervisors," now promoted to general officers [although I doubt it with G2 types] might agree with drunken Irish a**hole General Casey and be soooo scared that perhaps the US Army might succumb to a lesser amount of "diversity." Every army needs a few traitors, eh Casey, you rubbish brain!

“The challenge for the Department of Defense is to prepare more effectively for a constantly changing environment,” the report said. “The department’s security posture for tomorrow must be more agile and adaptive.”

The report recommends that the Pentagon work more closely with the F.B.I., which runs a terrorism task force jointly with other agencies. The task force uses investigators, analysts, linguists and others to review intelligence reports about possible links between troops and terrorist or extremist groups.

The report recommended that the Defense Department should devote the same commitment to protecting its personnel from internal threats as it does to protecting them from external dangers; develop guidance and awareness programs so that commanders can better identify risky behavior within the ranks; share information about potential internal threats across the military bureaucracy; and develop more sophisticated and agile responses to emergencies like the shooting at Fort Hood, in which 30 people were injured.......Mr. Gates said he was particularly concerned that the military does not seem to be alert to signs of radicalization in its own ranks, to be able to detect its symptoms or to understand its causes. Major Hasan’s commanders and supervisors, he suggested, may have lacked the clear authority or explicit channels for reporting any doubts they had about him. Indeed, troubling information about individuals is often withheld or filed discreetly away instead of being shared, he said.

Hasan was of Palestinian descent. One reason I no longer contribute to Middle East charities, although I speak and read Arabic at a high level, is that the Palestinians [Sirhan Sirhan] are a bunch of psychotic canines and rabid dogs. Especially the ones in Gaza.