2007 memo: muslim murderer fat, stupid, unprofessional

November 20, 2009

Updated list of Fort Hood posts

This is just wrong. The Army knew as far back as 2007 that the muslim murderer was proselytizing on top of being fat, stupid and unreliable. Here’s a memo documenting his poor judgment and lack of professionalism.

Highlights: he allowed a homicidal psychotic patient to escape from the ER, he failed to show up for call and didn’t answer his pages and he failed *Step 3 of his medical licensing test preventing him from getting his license so he was held back until he did. Most troubling, in his final year of residency, he saw only 30 patients in 38 weeks in a community clinic. In a university clinic, he would easily see 30 patients a week.

Why did it take until the end of the rotation to discover it?

In a residency outside the Army this would not have been tolerated. Political correctness has led to murder of Americans on American soil by an Islamic terrorist. It has to stop.

NPR obtained the memo signed by the chief of the Psychiatry Residency at Walter Reed, Major Scott Moran. After listing the muslim murderer’s deficiencies, Maj Moran concludes:

In spite of all this, I am not able to say that he is not competent to graduate, nor do I think a period of academic probation at the end of his training would be beneficial.

He would be able to contain his behavior enough to complete any period of probation successfully.

Contain his behavior? Sounds like a time bomb.

*Terms referred to in memo.

Step 3 United States Medical Licensing Exam (USMLE)

Step 3 assesses whether you can apply medical knowledge and understanding of biomedical and clinical science essential for the unsupervised practice of medicine, with emphasis on patient management in ambulatory settings. Step 3 provides a final assessment of physicians assuming independent responsibility for delivering general medical care. A principal organizing dimension for Step 3 design is normal conditions and disease categories. Second and third organizing dimensions are the clinical encounter frame and physician tasks. Step 3 content reflects a data-based model of generalist medical practice in the United States.

PRITE EXAM is a test taken by psychiatry residents 3-4 times during their residency. It covers all the separate components of psychiatry and is used to assess the competency of residents and highlight the areas that need attention.

GMEC - Graduate Medical Consortium

The GMEC mission is to improve access to high quality primary care for citizens of Southwest Virginia by forming educational partnerships between communities, local physicians, and primary care residency programs in Virginia, Tennessee North Carolina, Kentucky, and West Virginia. GMEC creates and supports medical residency preceptor sites in rural and underserved communities in Southwest Virginia.

CCN’s Campbell Brown – NPR’s Daniel Zwerdling discuss memo.

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Dignified Transfers

November 22, 2009

I don’t know why barry went on that particular day or what his true personal mission was but in the end it doesn’t matter.

It was wrong.

Those courageous souls gave everything they had in life. The government should not have control over them in death.

Their families wishes should be followed. Every family’s wishes, without any deviance.

I hope that was true in this case.

My father and all five uncles served in WWII. I don’t know what they would have wanted for themselves or their buddies. They didn’t talk about their service because they were the “lucky ones who made it home”.

I watched a single transfer. I felt I should bear witness out of respect for the fallen.

I was wrong.

It was an intrusion into a sacred ceremony. A final rite that should be performed with a uniform silent dignity – each of the fallen given full attention by their fellow soldier.

It is something that should be experienced only by those who have a direct bond, whether by family or by service.

One goes because one belongs there – not to be seen to have been there.

And that was the only reason for the press.

The cameras were not there to document the soldier’s courage in the face of death – they shouldn’t be allowed to politicize the soldier’s sacrifice after death.

The Fort Hood Memorial Service was different. It was televised and open to the public. It happened in the midst of a community and not on the battlefield and not only soldiers were shot. And it was something the Commander-in-Chief was expected to speak at to the nation and to the world.

Thank you to every servicemember – past, present, citizen or not – for volunteering to risk your lives for our Freedoms.

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Army lawyer declined to defend muslim murderer

November 16, 2009

A former Army defense lawyer, JAMES F CULP, weighs in on defending the muslim murderer. mm’s present lawyer (Col J P Galligan) is also retired military.

JAMES F CULP:

The only practical way J. P. Galligan will be able to save Hasan’s life is to convince one military member — one — that Hasan should not die.

One thing about a military jury is, they know people who have been wronged by the military. If you’ve got any kind of case that’s credible, it’s that very kind of jury that would consider it.

Not sure about that. Being wronged doesn’t quite cover declaring war on fellow soldiers because they are non muslims and then opening fire on them.

Mr Culp decline the case when he was asked if he would consider working on it.

Every soldier deserves a great defense, but the crimes Major Hasan is accused of go so harshly against the grain of military honor that, if true, Major Hasan has essentially divested himself of the status of the American soldier.

They’re true. There are a million eyewitnesses. He murdered unarmed soldiers without provocation. He deserves to rot in hell.

And his crime needs to be called what it was: Islamic terrorism.

Source: NY TIMES

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Muslim murderer worried about HIV test results

November 20, 2009

Updated list of Fort Hood posts

Thank God Sen Lieberman (I-CT) is chairman of the Senate Homeland Security Committee because he has no problem labeling the muslim murderer’s cowardly rampage what it was: a terror attack. Susan Collins (R-ME) will be working with him.

LIEBERMAN:

We do no favor to all of our fellow Americans who are Muslim by ignoring real evidence that a small number of their community have in fact become violent Islamists and extremists.

And they do no favors to their fellow Americans by staying quiet and only coming forward to complain AFTER another “devout muslim” kills non-muslim Americans just because they are not muslims. And there was no way the muslim murderer could know if the soldiers he was shooting in the back were muslims because he never asked. He just yelled the same thing the insurgents yell after they blow up Americans.

What that impotent, bacon-eating, beer-drinking, perverted strip club-attending islamic terrorist did qualifies as a hate crime and should be labeled as such.

Updated information:

*In the emails he sent to another hate-filled “devout” muslim cleric in Yemen:

I can’t wait to join you in the afterlife.

And this shows without a doubt that he knew what he was planning was wrong because he asked if jihad was permissible:

If there are innocents killed in a suicide attack?

He doesn’t even qualify as a “martyr” because he was too cowardly to kill himself.

*He donated $20-30K/year to overseas Islamic hate-filled charities.

Meaning he was funding the murders of his fellow soldiers. This man is as evil as they come. Take out the muslim hate – he went against everything a doctor stands for and committed unprovoked pre-meditated murder on innocent, unarmed people.

*He was worried about an HIV test he had taken.

Why? As far as was made public he wasn’t married. And “devout muslims” are not to have premarital sex, which is punishable by lashings and imprisonment.

So who was he having sex with? The naked non-muslim blonde women he paid to give him lap dances? Was he homosexual? Did he shoot drugs?

*Pentagon: 45-day investigation into extremism in the military.

Sure makes one wonder if they know he was recruiting others.

Have they discovered the identity of the young men who stayed with the neighbors thought were his sons?

What did the Army know?

LIEBERMAN:

The question is were those concerns conveyed up the chain of command, and were they recorded anywhere in Hasan’s personnel files and did the Army do anything in response to those concerns?

Source: CBN

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