Death By Diversity

There is something incredibly disturbing about the fact that innocent American soldiers were sacrificed by their own superiors to the death cult of Islam-in the person of the Ft. Hood jihadist.

I believe that all the officers who were so damned pleased about having their precious multicultural, Muslim shrink on board should be at the very least demoted-or be on trial for complicity with the eventual murders of their comrades-in-arms by a bloodthirsty jihadist radical.

The Boston Globe today reports that Army superiors were warned about the radicalization of Major Nidal Malik Hasan years before he allegedly massacred 13 soldiers at Fort Hood, Texas, but did not act in part because they valued the rare diversity of having a Muslim psychiatrist, military investigators wrote in previously undisclosed reports."

Isn't that special?

Who are the people who signed these documents? Who are the officers and commanders who turned a blind eye to his obvious radicalism - because they thought it was very special to be "diverse" and "tolerant" and all that nonsense.

When Hassan made his very clear 'how to be a jihadi terrorist, and why I think that's A-OK" presentation, his superiors were clearly spooked, but too afraid to report him because of the cult of political correctness and diversity surrounding him.

In other words, American soldiers have been so brainwashed and bullied by the thought police that they ignored their own damned common sense. If this can happen on American soil - think of what can happen in foreign battlefields.

Hassan's presentation was not just a nagging little incident, it was basically the first time a Muslim soldier in the US Army was presenting a point-by-point manual of jihad to his colleagues.

And because they were scared of being called racist, or "Islamophobic", they unwittingly contributed to the largest jihadi murder of American citizens on American soil since 9/11.

Among other observations, the reports note the following:

"[H]e exhibited a single-minded fascination with religion that was inappropriate for an Army officer and one that intensified over time,’’ the investigators concluded.

"The behavior continued as he entered the master’s degree program in public health later that summer, according to the testimony of multiple Army officers.

"Other officer students repeatedly raised concerns about Major Hasan’s preoccupation with Islam, including allegations by students that Major Hasan justified suicide bombing and stated Sharia law took precedence over the US Constitution,’’ the report said. “The class instructor did not recall all the statements alleged but acknowledged that a class presentation in August 2007 had to be ‘shut down’ due to the class reaction and that Major Hasan appeared quite distressed.’’

"It was during this period, one of his instructors told investigators, that he thought Hasan’s internal conflicts placed him at risk of developing psychosis."