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November 9, 2009 at 5:27 PM #480376November 9, 2009 at 5:32 PM #479548
Hatfield
Participant> Shelve your moronic partisan politics for a second
Hello, pot? This is kettle!
November 9, 2009 at 5:32 PM #479719Participant> Shelve your moronic partisan politics for a second
Hello, pot? This is kettle!
November 9, 2009 at 5:32 PM #480082Participant> Shelve your moronic partisan politics for a second
Hello, pot? This is kettle!
November 9, 2009 at 5:32 PM #480160Participant> Shelve your moronic partisan politics for a second
Hello, pot? This is kettle!
November 9, 2009 at 5:32 PM #480381Participant> Shelve your moronic partisan politics for a second
Hello, pot? This is kettle!
November 9, 2009 at 5:48 PM #479553blahblahblah
ParticipantIt is worth nothing (although he may very well be guilty) that all of the early reports of this tragedy indicated multiple shooters, multiple suspects and that this guy is one of them. Also I hate to have to say this, but this is the USA. People are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law here. I remember 1995 when everyone was immediately blaming the Aye-rabs and it turned out to be McVeigh.
As an aside, I find it hard to believe that a psychologist was able to shoot 43 people on an Army base full of trained soldiers before being taken down. My suspicion is that there were multiple shooters and that this guy may have been one of them. They may be keeping the identities of the other suspects secret for security reasons.
November 9, 2009 at 5:48 PM #479724ParticipantIt is worth nothing (although he may very well be guilty) that all of the early reports of this tragedy indicated multiple shooters, multiple suspects and that this guy is one of them. Also I hate to have to say this, but this is the USA. People are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law here. I remember 1995 when everyone was immediately blaming the Aye-rabs and it turned out to be McVeigh.
As an aside, I find it hard to believe that a psychologist was able to shoot 43 people on an Army base full of trained soldiers before being taken down. My suspicion is that there were multiple shooters and that this guy may have been one of them. They may be keeping the identities of the other suspects secret for security reasons.
November 9, 2009 at 5:48 PM #480087ParticipantIt is worth nothing (although he may very well be guilty) that all of the early reports of this tragedy indicated multiple shooters, multiple suspects and that this guy is one of them. Also I hate to have to say this, but this is the USA. People are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law here. I remember 1995 when everyone was immediately blaming the Aye-rabs and it turned out to be McVeigh.
As an aside, I find it hard to believe that a psychologist was able to shoot 43 people on an Army base full of trained soldiers before being taken down. My suspicion is that there were multiple shooters and that this guy may have been one of them. They may be keeping the identities of the other suspects secret for security reasons.
November 9, 2009 at 5:48 PM #480165ParticipantIt is worth nothing (although he may very well be guilty) that all of the early reports of this tragedy indicated multiple shooters, multiple suspects and that this guy is one of them. Also I hate to have to say this, but this is the USA. People are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law here. I remember 1995 when everyone was immediately blaming the Aye-rabs and it turned out to be McVeigh.
As an aside, I find it hard to believe that a psychologist was able to shoot 43 people on an Army base full of trained soldiers before being taken down. My suspicion is that there were multiple shooters and that this guy may have been one of them. They may be keeping the identities of the other suspects secret for security reasons.
November 9, 2009 at 5:48 PM #480386ParticipantIt is worth nothing (although he may very well be guilty) that all of the early reports of this tragedy indicated multiple shooters, multiple suspects and that this guy is one of them. Also I hate to have to say this, but this is the USA. People are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law here. I remember 1995 when everyone was immediately blaming the Aye-rabs and it turned out to be McVeigh.
As an aside, I find it hard to believe that a psychologist was able to shoot 43 people on an Army base full of trained soldiers before being taken down. My suspicion is that there were multiple shooters and that this guy may have been one of them. They may be keeping the identities of the other suspects secret for security reasons.
November 9, 2009 at 6:06 PM #479563JerseyGrl
ParticipantFort Hood is located in Killeen, Texas, where one of the deadliest rampage-shootings in American history took place in 1991, when an unemployed ex-Navy enlistee, George Hennard Jr., crashed his pickup into a popular cafeteria, pulled out two handguns (Hasan also used two handguns), and killed 23 people before taking his own life.
The day before the massacre, Hennard was eating a hamburger in a local restaurant watching the Clarence Thomas confirmation hearings and, according to the manager, “When an interview with Anita Hill came on, he just went off. He started screaming, ‘You dumb bitch! You bastards opened the door for all the women!’ ”
November 9, 2009 at 6:06 PM #479734ParticipantFort Hood is located in Killeen, Texas, where one of the deadliest rampage-shootings in American history took place in 1991, when an unemployed ex-Navy enlistee, George Hennard Jr., crashed his pickup into a popular cafeteria, pulled out two handguns (Hasan also used two handguns), and killed 23 people before taking his own life.
The day before the massacre, Hennard was eating a hamburger in a local restaurant watching the Clarence Thomas confirmation hearings and, according to the manager, “When an interview with Anita Hill came on, he just went off. He started screaming, ‘You dumb bitch! You bastards opened the door for all the women!’ ”
November 9, 2009 at 6:06 PM #480095ParticipantFort Hood is located in Killeen, Texas, where one of the deadliest rampage-shootings in American history took place in 1991, when an unemployed ex-Navy enlistee, George Hennard Jr., crashed his pickup into a popular cafeteria, pulled out two handguns (Hasan also used two handguns), and killed 23 people before taking his own life.
The day before the massacre, Hennard was eating a hamburger in a local restaurant watching the Clarence Thomas confirmation hearings and, according to the manager, “When an interview with Anita Hill came on, he just went off. He started screaming, ‘You dumb bitch! You bastards opened the door for all the women!’ ”
November 9, 2009 at 6:06 PM #480175ParticipantFort Hood is located in Killeen, Texas, where one of the deadliest rampage-shootings in American history took place in 1991, when an unemployed ex-Navy enlistee, George Hennard Jr., crashed his pickup into a popular cafeteria, pulled out two handguns (Hasan also used two handguns), and killed 23 people before taking his own life.
The day before the massacre, Hennard was eating a hamburger in a local restaurant watching the Clarence Thomas confirmation hearings and, according to the manager, “When an interview with Anita Hill came on, he just went off. He started screaming, ‘You dumb bitch! You bastards opened the door for all the women!’ ”
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