Pensacola Jihad Massacre Proves We've Learned Nothing Since the Fort Hood Attack | Columns

Pensacola Jihad Massacre Proves We've Learned Nothing Since the Fort Hood Attack | Columns
"Second Lt. Mohammed Saeed Alshamrani, an aviation officer in the Saudi Air Force, opened fire at the Naval Air Station in Pensacola, Fla., on Friday, killing four people and wounding many others.
...Before he embarked upon his killing spree, someone who appeared to be Alshamrani ranted on Twitter about the evils of America.
...He was killing because of America’s supposed crimes against Muslims...
...Alshamrani was in the country to get aviation training. 
No one flagged him as a potential jihadi.
No one would even have dared to question him to try to ascertain his thoughts about the United States and the global jihad.
Any effort to have done so would have been denounced as “Islamophobic,” and would have been career suicide for whoever did the questioning.
We saw this with the Fort Hood jihad mass murderer, Major Nidal Malik Hasan, who was praised and promoted despite alarming his colleagues with his talk of violent jihad.
None of his superiors dared do anything except promote him; they knew that if they questioned him about his loyalties, they would be the subject of a CNN feature story the next week on “Islamophobia in the Military,” and they would be looking at a dishonorable discharge.
Thirteen people died at Fort Hood because of the politically correct assumption that Islam is a religion of peace and that to raise suspicions about any Muslim is “Islamophobic” and evidence of nothing more than bigotry and racism..."
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