Nidal Hasan had disjointed thinking

Nidal Hasan has disjointed thinking - say those who are looking into his background.

11/12/09 Military charges Major Nidal Hasan with 13 counts of premeditated murder

Nov. 12: A U.S. government official says military prosecutors will charge Nidal Malik Hasan with 13 counts of premeditated murder. NBC News Justice correspondent Pete Williams reports.

Margaret Diann comments #136 p 6 of discussion

There is such a thing as second hand solvent exposure to glycol ether chemicals (which I suspect for cause of PTSD). So, if Hasan had repeated contact with soldiers recently exposed, they could be expelling the chemical in their respiration (which then could get into his eyes) and give him PTSD or other autoimmune issues.

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Nidal Hasan has disjointed thinking say those who are looking into his background. That makes sense to me. Some examples: http://www.valdezlink.com/re/causedby.htm Other forms of autoimmune nervous system damage are suicidal tendencies, memory loss, depression, paranoia (weird thinking) difficulty concentrating. There would also be SERIOUS FATIGUE that would actually be autoimmune hemolytic anemia (AIHA) Better help: http://www.valdezlink.com/#hope

p6 #135 11-12-09 http://world-news.newsvine.com/_news/2009/11/12/3493918-nbc-fort-hood-suspect-faces-murder-charges?threadId=722782&commentId=10640883#c10640883

Bruce Mclaughlin USN Ret..

Thts great, but he was treating soldiers BEFORE they went to war. What's your next apologist theory?

#135.4 - Thu Nov 12, 2009

Actually, there are logical ways to explain his actions, but what would not be thought of .... is a medical condition that would cause this. He was a loner. He had disjoint thinking. Did those who know him well notice a personality change? (from normal kind of guy to "Personality changes to 'grumpy' - Extreme Irritability" Others with abnormal thinking who were 'shooters' ... Charles Whitman (1966), Timothy McVeigh (gulf war vet), Steven Kazmierczak (2008), The Virginia Tech shooter (son of DRY CLEANER parents!) (April 16, 2007) http://www.valdezlink.com/re/abnormal.htm

Bruce Mclaughlin USN Ret..

What eventually happened to all of them? I think you're a nutcase. Have you been taking your meds? Don't you think there is the slightest chance that he was a terrorist?

#135.6 - Thu Nov 12, 2009

Margaret Diann

I certainly do think he could have been; on the other hand even they could have taken advantage of his diminished capacity ... and abnormal thinking. Taking meds can contribute to the problem. We medicated our Vietnam Vets out of their minds, and caused them a miserable life & earlier death. Have you looked up what is in the medications you take? http://www.valdezlink.com/re/drugs/list.htm

#135.7 - Thu Nov 12, 2009 10:32 AM AKST

Here me when I say, Major Hasan must be tried by a fair and unbiased military courts martial. And, by fair and unbiased I mean exactly that; that Major Hasan be tried according to the guidelines established in the Military Courts Martial Manual and, that he be tried according to his actions and the charges brought against him as an American Citizen and, as a volunteer member of the military service who "Willingly" took the oath to serve and defend our nation. Not the world of Islam, but that of the Citizens and Country of the United States of America. To bring the fact that Major Hasan is Muslim and that some form of special consideration be given because of his religious belief that could possibly get him a life sentence would be a travesty of our military justice system for an individual charges with 13 counts of premeditated murder.

Note: Anything less than a sentence of death and prosecution of that sentence for the crimes committed by Major Hasan would reduce the U.S. Military Courts Marital system to nothing more than a kangaroo court system. And, that would be unacceptable!

#175 - Thu Nov 12, 2009 lordmagneto08