Barack Obama: Hypocrite-in-Chief

Who can forget just a few months ago, the President of the United States, making this comment:

"I don't know, not having been there and not seeing all the facts, what role race played in that (Gate's) case.  But I think it's fair to say, number one, any of us would have been pretty angry, number two, that the Cambridge police acted stupidly in arresting somebody when there was already proof that they were in their own home, and, number three, what I think we know separate and apart from this incident is that there's a long history in this country of African-Americans and Latinos being stopped by law enforcement disproportionately.  That's just a fact."

Of course, Obama made these remarks shortly after his pal, Harvard University professor, Henry Louis Gates, acted like an irresponsible jerk when confronted by police in what looked like a break-in.  Race had nothing to do with this incident.  Obama didn't know the facts, didn't know what happened, and didn't know that Gates was uncooperative with law enforcement.  And eventually we all know this led to the hysterically ridiculous "Beer Summit" (an incident which was even goofier than Jimmy Carter getting attacked by a killer rabbit....)

Flash forward to the present time.  Thursday, November 5th, 2009.    A horrific event occurs at Ft. Hood.  An army psychiatrist, a devout Muslim (and one who actually worshiped at the same mosque as some of the 9/11 hijackers)  opened fire on unarmed soldiers - killing 13 and wounding 30.  Major Nidal Malik Hasan had bothered fellow doctors repeatedly with his religious beliefs -  openly claiming that he was a "Muslim first and American second."  Hasan had given a lecture in which he stated that non-believers should have hot oil poured down their throats and that they should be beheaded.    Hasan was known for his anti-American rants.  Yet, no one made any attempt to address Hasan's questionable behaviors.  There were plenty of red flags for a long period of time, yet nothing was done.    Why?  Well, maybe because people were trying too hard to be "politically correct."  One Army doctor actually stated that he didn't want to complain about Hasan's behavior because he didn't want to "appear discriminatory against a Muslim soldier."   Hasan  told co-workers that non-Muslims were infidels condemned to hell who should be set on fire.  Hasan was also on the radar screen of law enforcement for posting articles about suicide bombings on the Internet.  He stated  to others that he felt Muslims who joined Al-Qaeda in Iraq were doing the right thing.    Prior to the massacre, Hasan was passing out Korans to people.  (Imagine if he had been passing out Bibles - I bet that little fact would have been jumped on by the media.  Instead, Hasan handing out  Korans before he kills 13 people is rarely mentioned in news stories...)  Hasan also yelled out "Allahu Akbar" (Arabic for "God is Great", which many Islamic terrorists yell on the battlefields, or before blowing themselves up in suicide bombing missions) before opening fire on innocent people.

Major Nidal Malik Hasan shot 13 unarmed U.S. soldiers to death.  He wounded 30.  Hasan himself was wounded, but will survive.  

Given Hasan's background and what many appear to have known about him prior to this terrible rampage, including facts that point to Hasan being a Muslim terrorist, what does the President of the United States have to say?  You know, Barack Hussein Obama - who was so quick to condemn police officers and law enforcement in the United States for being guilty of nothing more than doing their jobs? ( And remember, The One never apologized for his own stupid, racist statements.)   Well, Mr. Obama spoke out about what happened at Ft. Hood with the following remark:

Americans "must not jump to conclusions" about the motives behind the shootings.  "We cannot fully know what leads a man to do such a thing."

Well, yes we can, Mr. Obama.  To most of us, it looks like Nidal Malik Hasan was a Muslim terrorist.  The facts are there.  A terrorist - homegrown on our own soil.  Why Obama and the media refuse to acknowledge this and instead bend over backwards to protect the Muslim community from what THEY may perceive to be a "backlash" is beyond me.  (In Obama-land, we  should not focus on the killer's religion!  Even though it appears to have played a key role in the violence, don't mention it!!!)  Why shy away from the truth?  Why must we all pretend that  violent sects within the Muslim faith do not exist?  Why not admit that people within the Muslim faith are following an extremist call to kill those who do not agree with their own beliefs?   Of course, the Barack Obama Fan Club is aiding and abetting Obama in this quest.  So, we will continue to get  terrorist-placating rhetoric, distracting attention away from Hasan's religion,  such as: 

"They (American soldiers)  are Americans of every race, faith and station.  They are Christians and Muslims, Jews, and Hindus and nonbelievers.  They are descendants of immigrants and immigrants themselves.  They reflect the diversity that makes this America.  But what they share is a patriotism like no other."

How right you are, Mr. Obama.  "A patriotism like no other."  Obama's  kind of patriotism is exactly the kind this country doesn't need.  Obama relishes appeasing our enemies at every chance, while he criticizes America at every opportunity.  We've witnessed this on many occassions.  Such an attitude doesn't amount to any patriotism that I know of.  And to try to ignore the facts surrounding the Fort Hood killer, Nidal Malik Hasan, just because he is a Muslim, is wrong.    

How quick Obama was to condemn an innocent police officer in Cambridge.   And how quick Obama is NOT to condemn the actions of a guilty Muslim terrorist in Texas.