Comments on: Pew poll shows modest rise in concerns about Islamic extremism

By: Bud Wiser

Bud Wiser — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 05:35:07 +0000

I think the problem is mainly due to religious torch bearers… Any religious torch bearer indulges in creating lavish empire of slaves for himself… Government should subject all religious torch bearers to scrutiny and subject to capital punishments for all deeds done under inspiration of unprovable things by laws of MORTALS. People should be selected in jobs on meritocracy and not on basis of religious beliefs… Religious people destroy peace.

By: Dr. ibnu

Dr. ibnu — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 13:43:08 +0000

Major Nidal is suffering anxiety and depression reaction state because his job as a soldier. He got an internal conflict on his mind and he hadn`t good life environment.

By: Michael Ham

Michael Ham — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 13:22:47 +0000

Skyrocketing suicide rates, soldiers going crazy and killing each other, hundreds of thousands of soldiers with mental ill, these things will all remain the norm when bureaucrats ask them to kill for their personal political and economic gains.When you tell soldiers to kill Iraqi’s because they have WMD’s and it’s proven a lie? Expect some to lose their minds.When you tell soldiers to kill Afghani’s because it’s your goal to remove the Taliban and kill Osama and that’s proven to be a lie? Expect some to lose their minds.How soldiers are reacting to what they’ve been told should be completely expected.

By: John Byrnes

John Byrnes — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 02:32:09 +0000

HOW TO PREVENT FUTURE NIDAL HASANSWe have read with concern the many signs Major Hasan provided which would indicate an unstable and potentially dangerous frame of mind. Our concern is that those who actually saw and heard the signs and those to whom the signs were reported did not act upon them. From Hasan’s contact with a radical imam, to the initials SoA (Soldier of Allah) on his business card, to his comment that he was a Muslim first and a soldier second – there is no doubt the signs that he was potentially dangerous were there for all to see.Furthermore, he was under surveillance by two Terrorist Task Forces, one with Department of Defense oversight and the other with FBI oversight. So why wasn’t he stopped?The answer is quite simple – The military does not have an objective and culturally neutral system that collects information and evaluates it to determine the degree (or level) of aggression an individual is displaying, nor has it people who have a clear responsibility to observe and report this information within an objective system nor a team who is responsible to evaluate it and respond. The military does not have the AMIS solution and it desperately needs it! Major Hasan has illustrated out vulnerable we are, learn more about the problem and the solution by reading our Blog: http://Blog.AggressionManagement.com

By: John Moore

John Moore — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 02:30:11 +0000

The way to defend ones self from Islamic extremism is by embracing Biblical Christianity. That may be extremism to some but it is a smart move because there is no way that terrorism can defeat Biblical Christianity. How do you defeat something that cannot be seen.