If any of you are in that general area - they're in desperate need of blood donations. Scott & White Memorial Hospital will have their bloodmobiles out front.
It could be. Otherwise this will be all hyped up and Arabs will be portrayed as the bad people again. The stereotype will continue. Already everyone talks about; "Oh that must be one of those arabs again." But this might just be a normal American.
I was just saying...
YES it is!
How many non-Arabic terrorists are you aware of?
Don't be a ing moron.
Besides Timothy McVeigh - no one comes to mind right now.
There was the Unabomber too. Lord knows how many anti-gov militias are out in that neck of the woods. If this was part of some huge radical statement I'm sure the captured gunman will be willing to tell anyone who will listen in the coming days.
Wow, this is a bad situation. I had to call a buddy to make sure he wasn't there. Thank God he is in San Antonio now and not Ft Hood. My thoughts and prayers to the Ft Hood family.
Oh great, a "mental health professional".
Investigators are trying to determine if Malik Nadal Hasan was his birthname, or if he converted to Islam at some point and then changed his name.
Could this be his myspace? http://www.myspace.com/hasanthadon
Yeah - they think he was a psychiatrist.
Idk he has a pic of him in Iraq and from what the news said, the shooter did not want to go to Iraq and that was the reason he was upset. But idk much about the story, just heard about it about 30 mins ago.
Nah his page says he's a SGT not a Major.
Why not just put the blame where it belongs - on the guy who shot a bunch of people up? There isn't often a good reason behind terroristic activities; it all always comes back on the person performing the action in the end.
Nope not a psychiatrist---I know that for sure. I'm hearing psychologist.
I agree, but i just feel the media will go another way with it
Little bits and pieces coming out from different sources. Since you're husband is there - he's probably the most reliable source!
The difference between the two is one is an actual doctor and the other is just a highly trained counselor - is that correct?
A source tells CBS News investigative producer Len Tepper that Hasan is a licensed psychiatrist in Bethesda, Md. He is a drug and rehab specialist who got his Virginia psychiatry license July 12, 2005.
It was not known whether he was treating people at the base.
Psychiatrists are MDs
Yes. Also one prescribes medication and the other treats mostly with biofeedback. But I have just found out that the inpatient ward was being staffed with "backfills" (military temps) that might have not been familiar to everyone. My husband works outpatient in a clinic outside the hospital.
Do you want to do a count of Arabic/Muslim terrorists vs others?
He might be upset that he was going to go BACK there. It would kinda suck to go back after spending time there before. Once CNN releases a pic of the guy, we'll know for sure.
He may not have updated his page. After all, his last login says Oct 1st.
Yeah it sucks over there I came back from Kirkuk, Iraq in Jan of this year. It takes awhile to get Maj so I don't think he could have made it that quick. But yeah I'm waiting for the pic myself, there was nothing on Google last time I checked. How did you find that page? Did you just look up his name?
But yeah you're right, he could have just not have updated his page.
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