About Dr. Paul L. Williams,
PhD Dr. Paul L. Williams, PhD, is an American
author, journalist and consultant on radical Islam and
counterterrorism. He is also an adjunct professor of humanities.
He is the author of six books, including The Day of Islam: The
Annihilation of America and the Western World, in which he
expands on the American Hiroshima scenario he believes to be
imminent, in which simultaneous nuclear attacks on 7 to 10
American cities would create havoc in American society. Prior to
this, he served for seven years as a consultant to the FBI about
terrorist and mafia criminal organizations.
Maj. Malik
Nadal Hasan in Islamic dress at the Fort Hood PX
Dr. Paul L. Williams, PhD
Jihad at Fort Hood
November 6, 2009
Major Malik
Nadal Hasan, who opened fire on American troops at
Fort Hood, was an Army psychiatrist who decried the
U.S. invasion of Muslim lands, condemned the wars in
Iraq and Afghanistan, and voiced his support of the
global jihad.
But he was never taken to task for his views by his commanding officers
and never reprimanded for his anti-American tirades.
Hasan was a devout Muslim who was born in Virginia and attended Virginia
Tech.
He despised Christians and Jews and the principles of American
democracy.
Why was a radical jihadist serving in the U.S. Army?
Why was he granted rank and privilege until he drew his weapons and
proceeded to mow down 43 soldiers, killing 12 and wounding 31, on a
“secure” military post.
The event was sponsored not only by the Ford Motor Company (we thought
they were bankrupt) and the American Arab Chamber of Commerce but also
(get this) by the FBI, the CIA and various branches of the U.S. Armed
Services, including the Army.
The 250,000 people who attended the event munched on rolled pita
sandwiches, shawarma, tabouli, hummus and baklava. The men, in many
cases, wore throbs and ghutras; the women were draped in black burqas,
or western jeans, accented with veils.
The ribbon cutting, which got the festival underway, was conducted by
State Senator Irma Clarke Coleman, Wayne County Executive Robert Ficano,
and Dearborn Mayor Jack O’Reilly.
Representatives from the all branches of the U.S. Military – – Army,
Navy, Marines, and Air Force Armed forces – – promised American
citizenship to every Mid-Eastern immigrant willing to enlist – – as long
as they were Muslims – – Christians and Jews were excluded from the
offer. G.I. Issued uniforms were emblazoned with Arabic script in case
prospective recruits could not understand terms such as “United States
Army”.
The FBI, not to be undone, set up a booth to recruit Muslim agents, and
the CIA conducted raffles in order to entice young Islamists to enter
the cloistered world of U.S. Intelligence.
The FBI, not to be undone, set up a booth to recruit Muslim agents, and
the CIA conducted raffles in order to entice young Islamists to enter
the cloistered world of U.S. Intelligence.
The few Christians, who dared to venture forth on Warren Street to
attend the festive gathering, were prohibited by law from distributing
religious tracts and materials.
The order, which prohibited religious freedom to the Christians, came
from U.S. District Judge Nancy Edmonds.
While there never has been a disruption of the public peace by
Christians during the annual event, the Dearborn police kept vigilant
watch for any Baptist or Pentecostal intrepid enough to violate the
ruling to suppress their religious freedom.
No such stout-hearted soul appeared with tract, rosary, or Bible in
hand, except for an inspired group of young Arab Christians and
ex-Muslims. Rick Warren’s disciples and the Joel Osteen militia were
conspicuously absent as innocent Christians were set upon with violence
and threats.
Serving their Islamic masters, the Dearborn Police defied their oath of
office to protect the violent 5th columnists and joined in the
unconstitutional intimidation of the Christians.
No native-born American Christian had the guts to stand with the victims
of Islamic Jihad in Dearbornistan.
Of course, the Muslims were not prohibited from distributing their
tracts (mostly to the African Americans in attendance) and selling
Islamic books and materials.
Fay Beydoun of the American Arab Chamber of Commerce in Dearborn told
the Detroit News there was “no problem” with the Christians being at the
event, “but we do have to think about the safety of everyone.”
The ruling by Judge Edmonds caused Richard Thompson, president of the
Thomas More Law Center, to quip: “It’s ironic that while Americans are
applauding the free speech exercised by hundreds of thousands of Muslims
on the streets of Iran, the city of Dearborn is restricting free speech
rights Christians are attempting to exercise on the city’s public
sidewalks.”
But why complain?
Christians by the hundreds, representing major local and national
mainline denominations were more than pleased to fly into Dearborn, to
act as dutiful dhimmis by cleaning the streets, attending to the Muslim
children, and maintaining the Porta-Potties.
And the Army managed to obtain over 40 Muslim recruits.
A few came to serve at Fort Hood under Major Hasan.
Retired Col. Terry Lee, who said he worked with Hasan at Fort Hood, told
Fox News he heard the gunman say at a conference that Muslims should
stand up and “fight against the aggressors.”
Lee said that at first, he and his colleagues thought Hasan meant that
Muslims in Iraq and Afghanistan should join forces with the U.S.
But, based on other comments Hasan made, it became clear he was
encouraging Muslims to resist U.S. forces, Lee said.
Hasan, according to Lee, expressed
happiness about the shooting of two soldiers by a Muslim convert outside
an Arkansas recruiting center in June.
