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“U.S. Homeland Security officials are working with groups around the United States to head off any possible anti-Muslim backlash following the shootings at Fort Hood in Texas.” The Department of Homeland Security is in good company in its confusion. Full Article at National Review Online
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Days after an al Qaeda wannabe Army major went on a murderous rampage at the nation’s largest military base, the Secretary of Homeland Security’s biggest concern appears to be preventing a wave of anti-Muslim sentiment in the United States. Full Article at Judicial Watch
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Evidence is growing that the massacre at Fort Hood was as much an act of radical Islamist terrorism as were the 9/11 attacks and the uncountable number of suicide-homicide bombings that have occurred in the Middle East. Full Article at Town Hall
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You know, I really don’t care about the news today. I’m going to be busy going out and looking for some Muslims to backlash. Full Article at Yourish.com
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US Homeland Security officials are working with groups around United States to head off any possible anti-Muslim backlash following the shootings at Fort Hood in Texas, the agency's chief said Sunday. Full Article at Ynetnews
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If Hasan was showing signs, saying to people that he had become an Islamist extremist, the U.S. Army has to have a zero tolerance
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We don't know enough to say now
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This murderous attack should be examined from every angle to make sure nothing like this occurs again ... While we in no way will interfere with the Army’s or FBI’s criminal investigations, the committee will be conducting an investigation into what Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan’s motives were, whether the gov...
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It would be a shame - as great a tragedy as this was - it would be a shame if our diversity became a casualty as well
