10/23/2012, 6:49 pm
The Pentagon today reasserted its belief that the Ft. Hood workplace violence on November 5, 2009, was exactly that - workplace violence, and nothing more.
The Pentagon also affirmed that Army Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan's yelling "Allahu Akbar!" as he fired the shots that killed 13 and wounded more than 30 had nothing to do with so-called "Radical Islam", but was rather the major's way of letting off steam after not having the office coffee pot refilled by whomever got the last cup, one too many times.
"After years of disdainful and malicious coffee room treatment by the US military, Major Hasan had simply had enough. Obviously, the soldiers and other personnel the major was forced to work with on a daily basis need a lot more sensitivity training", stated a representative spokesunit from the Department of Defense, as he rose from his prayer rug. "The military should consider this a wake up call, Allah willing!"
Major Hasan was reached for comment in Mecca, as he was on Hajj with a compliment of other Misloom soldiers and guards.
The Pentagon also affirmed that Army Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan's yelling "Allahu Akbar!" as he fired the shots that killed 13 and wounded more than 30 had nothing to do with so-called "Radical Islam", but was rather the major's way of letting off steam after not having the office coffee pot refilled by whomever got the last cup, one too many times.
"After years of disdainful and malicious coffee room treatment by the US military, Major Hasan had simply had enough. Obviously, the soldiers and other personnel the major was forced to work with on a daily basis need a lot more sensitivity training", stated a representative spokesunit from the Department of Defense, as he rose from his prayer rug. "The military should consider this a wake up call, Allah willing!"
Major Hasan was reached for comment in Mecca, as he was on Hajj with a compliment of other Misloom soldiers and guards.