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Lessons of Fort Hood

Cepat2 Wrote: Nov 20, 2009 7:20 PM

The military has first right to try this s.o.b., and then hang/shoot/otherwise take his life as punishment for his actions. The more civilian lawyers allowed to "defend" him the more of a circus this will be. Hell, let's just put him in the dock with KSM for the "trial of the century" (Mr. Holder's w*t dream) and hope that they both get the needle from the same bottle. Kind of a one bottle two straws solution.
When did we lose our national will anyway?

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Lessons of Fort Hood

When a military officer participates in a war against his own country, that is high treason, and that is the charge that ought to be brought against Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan. But it's not going to happen.

Hasan should have been weeded out of the military long ago. There was abundant evidence that his allegiance was not to the United States -- the country that had given his immigrant family safe haven and provided him the opportunity to become, at taxpayer expense, a physician, an officer and a gentleman. It was...

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