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November 11th, 2009
10:32 AM ET
Fort Hood suspect 'tired' and 'guarded'
The investigation continues today into what may have driven Maj. Nidal Hasan to allegedly go on a shooting spree that left 13 people dead at Fort Hood. So far the suspect has not spoken to investigators.
So who is he talking to? Retired Col. John Galligan is Hasan's defense attorney. He spoke to John Roberts on CNN's American Morning Wednesday.
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Has he been officially charged yet?? I don't remember reading that anywhere. AND, what was he wearing? His military uniform or his Muslim oufit???
Oh my....he is "tired and guarded", that might just keep me from sleeping tonight.
With this latest shooting it brings the question, Are we spending too much time chasing Al Quaeda and others "over there," when most of the attacks on our soil, come from within the States? The 9/11 folks were living and learning here. Again, we knew that but chose not to act. Then there was Timothy McVey, and some of the others who were within our Country, and now a young man who clearly was screaming for help, and was ignored, and now the poor soldiers that died were the ones that paid the price. Maybe it's time we focused more on ourselves than other Countries, people, and issues, and started paying attention to our OWN business. Very sad.