Comments on: Army Doubles Down on Political Correctness That Enabled Hasan

By: L. Steven Beene II

L. Steven Beene II — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 20:29:12 +0000

Like Will, I’m also in the Army (here in Alaska) – lucky for me my commander hates Political Correctness.

I just got back from a week of training. We (the office I work out of) often have “watercooler” talk and heard his latest update on how “The true victims of this attack could be Muslims” – needless to say he’s disgusted.

We have a Muslim in our unit. He’s a good guy and a trusted Soldier who HAS deployed. At first some were a bit weary of him, but he EARNED everyone’s trust (same way we ALL have to do that).

Same jerk-me-off policies of PC that CAUSED this to happen are being REenforced instead of realizing that this shooting is the symptom of the problem.

Once again it is we Americans (Soldiers and civillians) who have to listen to liberals bray on about how “true victims” or “diversity” or “what we did to cause this” crap – same as after 9/11.

What a CF.

Steven

By: jpp

jpp — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 19:39:28 +0000

This is the result of allowing huge numbers of mooooslim “immigrants” into our country. Did we have jihad attacks, beheadings, honor killings of daughters, say 10 yrs ago? 20 yrs ago? 50 yrs ago?

What variable is different? Answer: The moooslim population is much larger today, due to immigration of “our enemy” over the past 15 yrs or so.

We are now so “diverse” that we allow the enemy to populate our country via immigration and even allow them to serve in our armed forces! Can you say stooopid?

By: Jay D

Jay D — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 18:31:56 +0000

We Vietnam vets had to worry about being killed by the nva or viet cong. These soldiers have to worry about being shot by their own before getting to the war zone.

By: Will

Will — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 18:02:04 +0000

GEN Casey almost lost the war in Iraq because of his poor judgment and his unwillingness to engage evil when he found it. It is this type of political correctness that led to those deaths at Ft. Hood. You can be certain that those of us on active duty are not worried about the feelings of our Muslim brethren so much as we are worried about the safety of our soldiers. Prepare for backlash against any attempt by the powers-that-be to force sensitivity training on us while radical Islamists continue to kill our fellow soldiers around the world, and now at home.

By: Wondering

Wondering — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 17:39:32 +0000

I have been called many vile names and endured sad experiences because I am female. Does this mean that if I do some mass murdering everyone will be sympathetic to me and feel sorry for me?

I doubt it. Just bec this assh*le is muslim, we have to try to make it America’s fault that his religion provided him with a framework to enoble his cowardly violence.

Multi-culturalism is a receipt for the death of our nation. Diversity is a code word for a divided and fallen America.

By: gus

gus — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 17:13:38 +0000

Casey asked his officers to be on the lookout for “backlash” against Muslim soldiers?? WTF???
Has he asked his “officers” to be on the “lookout” for more Muzztard terrorists in their ranks??