Fort Hood: Nidal Malik Hasan's Eyes/ Jihad Watch

Jihad Watch Soldier's mom says Fort Hood jihadist scared her
Staring into the face of evil. "Mom of soldier says Fort Hood doctor Nidal Malik Hasan scared her," by Joanna Molloy for the New York Daily News, November 9:

He was supposed to help her hero son - but all she saw in Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan's eyes was evil.
The mom of a soldier who received psychiatric treatment from the accused Fort Hood gunman said she was frightened of the psychiatrist from the very beginning of her son's stay at Walter Reed Medical Center.

"I looked into his eyes, and he scared me," Cindy Gagnier told the Daily News. "He made some comments to me that made me feel very uncomfortable, and I don't become uncomfortable very easily."

The New York-born mother of four was at her son Christian's bedside constantly after he suffered a traumatic brain injury in 2005 while fighting in Iraq.

The young veteran, who also is dealing with posttraumatic stress disorder, spent 18 months at Walter Reed, where Hasan spent six years on staff....

Gagnier virtually lived at Walter Reed during a difficult stretch of her oldest son's care.

During that time, she recalls Hasan as "not very empathetic."

"[Hasan] said it was all right for my son to leave the hospital, but it wasn't," Gagnier said....

She doesn't buy reports that Hasan simply woke up one day and snapped.

"I don't think he flipped out," she said. "I think what he did was an act of terrorism."


Uh, yeah.

Major Malik Nadal Hasan

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This video was taken shortly after the bombings occured. The death toll has risen to over 100.

Indian Embassy Attack In Kabul

October 8, 2009

Terror Déjà vu: Suicide Blast Targets Indian Embassy in Kabul, Again!
By Animesh Roul

In a brazen act of terror, suspected Taliban and al Qaeda elements have perpetrated a suicide blast near the Indian embassy Thursday morning. The explosion in Kabul has reportedly killed at least 12 and wounded over 80 people. (Al Jazeera.net)

No terrorist outfit has taken responsibility so far, but the fingers of suspicion are pointed towards Afghan Taliban/Al Qaeda combine. Also speculations are rife about Pakistan's involvement, particularly of ISI.

Zemarai Bashary, a spokesman of the Afghan interior ministry confirmed that it was a suicide car bomb attack (vehicle borne IED) and fatalities involved both security personnel and civilians.

Later, Afghan President Hamid Karzai issued a statement condemning the bomb blast. He termed this incident as a heinous act of terror.

Indian Ambassador Jayant Prasad also indicated while speaking to media this morning that there has been some damage to the Embassy watch tower and some security personnel deployed in the outer perimeter of the Embassy sustained injuries. He further said that 'no Indian has been severely injured or killed in this attack.' However, latest report suggests that at least seven Indian have been injured.

In a similar attack in July 07, 2008 over 40 people including four Indians were killed and over 140 others were injured when the suicide bomber rammed his bomb-laden vehicle into the gates of the Indian Embassy in Kabul. Indian diplomat, V. Venkateswara Rao and the military attaché Brigadier Ravi Datt Mehta were also killed in the attack. Investigations into the last year’s attack revealed a direct involvement of Pakistani external intelligence agency.


October 8, 2009

MINDSWEEPING: Source: Colo. Man in Suspected NYC Subway Plot Admits Ties to Al Qaeda

MINDSWEEPING: Source: Colo. Man in Suspected NYC Subway Plot Admits Ties to Al Qaeda

Source: Colo. Man in Suspected NYC Subway Plot Admits Ties to Al Qaeda

Yes, we wonder how does this happen right under our noses. We've all listened to the news broadcast the past few days and didn't realize how close Zaziz
Does our Intelligence Agencies need more help, yes, should it be non-traditional, yes. It does appear that non-traditional techniques are being used against us why not try to fight back with the same weapon.
How do we know that we don't have someone within our arsenal that may be one step ahead of their non-traditional methods.

We know most people that are isolated are usually taken to a higher level of communicating and operating, isolation definitely expands your spiritual and psychic abilities, if we know this why not use someone to communicate with them that has that same ability. We might be surprised as to what end we could come to.
Anyone that picks up on their communication has to know that they are trying to reach out for some reason, why not find out?

The NEFA Foundation - Statements by Al-Qaida Leadership

The NEFA Foundation - Statements by Al-Qaida Leadership: "Al-Qaida’s As-Sahab Media Wing Offers “Calm Dialogue With Obama”"

The Associated Press: Brother of Bin Laden dies in Saudi Arabia

The Associated Press: Brother of Bin Laden dies in Saudi Arabia

Where is Usama bin Laden and Dr. Ayman Zawahiri

Could it be possible that Usama bin Laden is in Kashmir and Dr. Ayman Zawahiri is in a market place in Pakistan buying lemons.
It certainly makes since for them to avoid any communication tracing by going into public places to communicate..

Then we have to wonder, where is Adam Gadahn. Could he be grooming himself for a trip to a western country, or is he already there?

Someone has to be able to see beyond what we here and see in reports from people on the ground as well as Intelligence Agencies. Yes, al Qaeda does have it's own Intelligence Agencies and continue to remain one or two steps ahead.

We must realize that the tactics used in Iraq or obsolete now, they have mastered those, their plans have changed and implementation is nearing.
Wake up USA, you need more help than you realize...

Taliban in Buner district of Pakistan