Tribute to the fallen at Fort Hood

Fort Hood Massacre: The Lesson For True Americans
Written by Charles Wright
November 10, 2009

The lesson to be learned is quite simple when you put things into perspective. First, America must accept the fact that the country is not any safer today than it was on September 11th, the day of America’s greatest civilian tragedy. Secondly, because legislators and politicians have made it so easy for terrorists to enter this country with very weak and loose immigration policies, the enemy is here on the ground in the U S of A and Americans must accept it, prepare for it or be killed. Thirdly, every American soldier must accept the proven fact that just because they all wear the same uniform, in a manner of speaking, they are not all on the same team and Major Nidal Malik Hasan is living proof of that fact. Finally, every conscious American must accept the fact that the neighbor next door and across the street and around the corner could be a terrorist waiting for the right moment to strike, therefore do not be so trusting or you might become another victim receiving the next rites. If they do not speak English living here in America or have a foreign accent and wave a flag not of the United Sates of America be suspicious it could save your life.

Americans need to take up arms and be ready to slaughter these muslim scumbags who think they can walk the streets and get away with their terroristic threats. The same country they hate gives them the right to free speech! That freedom will be taken away from any one of these scumbags if I ever hear one anti American word spewed from their vile lips. I will cut their goddamn heads off.

Dusty,
It is time to get out the history books, not the politically correct ones published after 1960.
The enlightened military of the second world war with the imperial air force of Japan, were the Kamikaze pilots.
Congress should look at itself, we are looking now.

How many folks did the church kill here in the US, witch hunts and the original clan members in religious robes - not muslim back then...

Now is the time all Americans from what ever walk of life understand fully the unselfishness of those who will serve in the armed forces and give so much for all of us . These hero's come in many race, creed & gender .Its a matter of allegence to the UNITED STATES of America for life , liberty and justice , to uphold the Constitution . God bless them one and all . For all those who would stand against the USA dont let the door hit you on the back side !

NW Hominid wrote:

How many folks did the church kill here in the US, witch hunts and the original clan members in religious robes - not muslim back then...

That was then this is NOW .

The_Lone_Citizen wrote:

Fort Hood Massacre: The Lesson For True Americans
Written by Charles Wright
November 10, 2009
The lesson to be learned is quite simple when you put things into perspective. First, America must accept the fact that the country is not any safer today than it was on September 11th, the day of America’s greatest civilian tragedy. Secondly, because legislators and politicians have made it so easy for terrorists to enter this country with very weak and loose immigration policies, the enemy is here on the ground in the U S of A and Americans must accept it, prepare for it or be killed. Thirdly, every American soldier must accept the proven fact that just because they all wear the same uniform, in a manner of speaking, they are not all on the same team and Major Nidal Malik Hasan is living proof of that fact. Finally, every conscious American must accept the fact that the neighbor next door and across the street and around the corner could be a terrorist waiting for the right moment to strike, therefore do not be so trusting or you might become another victim receiving the next rites. If they do not speak English living here in America or have a foreign accent and wave a flag not of the United Sates of America be suspicious it could save your life.

Oh, really? We all have to accept all that gobbldygoop? Why, just because you said it? Just because you like Yoda? Because you said it, accept it we have to? I think not.

Why not try again, but start out with something like, "I think," instead of "we all have to accept."