9 August 2013
Contact:
Stephen M. Apatow
Founder,
Director of Research & Development
Humanitarian
Resource Institute (UN:NGO:DESA)
Humanitarian University
Consortium Graduate Studies
Center
for Medicine, Veterinary Medicine & Law
Phone:
203-668-0282
Email:
s.m.apatow@humanitarian.net
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H-II
OPSEC
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Adding Fort Hood Terrorist Attack to 911, Call for
Fort Hood
Memorial
"Our
military service members represent only one percent of our population,
but
they shoulder the responsibility of protecting our entire
Nation." -- Not
Forgotten - Restore Warriors Project: HRI: H-II OPSEC
The November 2009
rampage at Fort Hood, is one of the
worst mass
shootings in US history. In his opening statement, US army
officer, psychiatrist, Nidal Hasan M.D,
referred
to himself as a Mujahideen, and he was fighting to create a
perfect religion on earth. -- Hasan
admits to Fort Hood shooting: Al Jazeera, 6
August 2013.
Congress
has labeled the
Fort Hood attack an act of terrorism. In the wake of the attack, an
independent report commissioned by the FBI looked at ways to improve
counterterrorism measures. Even the president said the attack was
inspired by “larger notions of violent jihad.” -- Terrorism
at Fort Hood:
The News Tribune, 9 August 2013.
Terrorist Salary Paid During Pre-Trial Period
Across
America, the outrage concerning the salary paid to the
perpetrator of the Fort Hood terrorist attack has prompted a call for
full recovery:
Hasan,
the Army psychiatrist charged with multiple counts of
premeditated murder and attempted premeditated murder in one of the
worst mass shootings on a military base, has received paychecks
totaling nearly $300,000 while locked up, waiting for testimony
that begins Tuesday at Fort Hood. -- Suspected
gunman in Fort Hood shooting continues to receive a salary: Star
Telegram, 4 August 2013.
The
first full week of the accused Fort Hood shooter's court
martial is coming to a close, and a memorial to honor those who
were
killed in the massacre is getting closer to becoming a reality... Kuehl
says that the committee still needs over $200,000 in funding
before
construction on the memorial can start. -- Funds
Needed For Fort Hood Shooting Memorial: News 25, 8 August
2013.
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