Fort Hood attack classified as “workplace violence”

  The Defense Department has now classified the Fort Hood attack by Nidal Hasan in which 13 United States military personnel were killed as “workplace violence.”

  And all this time I had jumped to the conclusion that a man who opposed US involvement in the Middle East, shouting allahu akbar as he shot people dead in cold blood, and who was in contact with, and inspired by  Anwar al-Awlaki–a United States citizen who was successfully targeted for assassination by Barack Obama–was guilty of terrorism.

  What a relief this news is, whew.

  In all seriousness though: We all know that Nidal Hasan carried out a successful terrorist attack on American soil and when I first heard this news I naturally thought that this was another case of political correctness running amok and it probably is, but I think there is more to it than that.

  When Barack Obama was running for the office he now holds he liked to make the claim that George Bush made America less safe with his actions in the Middle East, yet it was on Barack Obama’s watch that Nidal Hasan carried out his terrorist attack. In his arrogance I feel there is the possibility that Barack Obama simply cannot admit that he failed to keep America’s heroes safe from attack while they were on America’s soil, and this is his way of diminishing the gravity of what happened and why it happened.

  Either way it really doesn’t matter because if Barack Obama and his Defense Department do not even have the courage to call our enemy by their true name how can we expect to win this fight?

  Eric Holder once claimed that America was a nation of cowards and perhaps he was right; only the cowards he should have been referring to are all within the Obama regime.