'Richard and the Major', a film
''I'm afraid that in the current climate, the best we can hope for is that Hasan doesn't wind up being appointed to the Joint Chiefs of Staff. But don't be too surprised if somewhere down the line he picks up a Nobel Peace Prize.''
Some friends were
trying to convince me that Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan will surely be executed for conducting his one-man massacre at Fort Hood. I was willing to bet he wouldn't be. For one thing, why would he be the exception? Sirhan Sirhan wasn't executed, Charles Manson wasn't executed, even Jeffrey Dahmer wasn't executed by the state; it took a fellow inmate to dole out justice to a real-life Hannibal "The Cannibal" Lecter.
For another thing, Barack Obama, who had wasted no time denouncing the Cambridge Police Department as stupid and bigoted when his pal professor Louis Gates was momentarily inconvenienced, merely cautioned all of us not to jump to any conclusions in this matter. In spite of the fact that Maj. Hasan was a fellow who made no secret of the fact he was a devout Muslim who had no use for America and had just murdered a number of soldiers, Obama urged us to keep an open mind. At least the president stopped short of calling for a shout-out for the major.
At the same time, the head of Homeland Security, Janet "The Cannibal" Napolitano, was working overtime to guarantee there would be no backlash directed at American Muslims.
A jaw-dropping expose on the six-month undercover operation that revealed the true terror-supporting nature of CAIR: "Muslim Mafia: Inside the Secret Underworld That's Conspiring to Islamize America." It's also available in electronic form at reduced price through Scribd.
Considering that CAIR spouts Islamic propaganda seven days a week and that America's Muslims, under the guise of supporting charities, funnel funds to Hamas and Hezbollah whenever the FBI isn't watching, why are we supposed to be so concerned about hurting their feelings? Lest you regard this as mere partisanship, I used to ask the same question when Bush and Condi Rice kept telling us, as if they were proselytizing for Islam, what a wonderful religion it is. http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=116541