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Mal, you brought up his rank in your NYT thread ...
Rank is Relevant to Possible Harrassment...
Pay and this Extended Debate about it is... Irrelevant.
peace...
You are being enlightened ... soak up the knowledge.
And it's a Subject that would be a Good Thread of it's Own, but instead it's here.
That's not what I meant. You need to go over there and obsess about the guy's religious beliefs and show as much joy over the killings he committed as you are showing about the Ft. Hood deaths.Mal, you brought up his rank in your NYT thread ...I'm waiting for him to start a big conspiracy theory about the guy in Orlando.
You still don't get that I was Mocking Conspiracy Theorists with that Thread, do you...
del Posted a Pic for you.
peace...
Rank is Relevant to Possible Harrassment...
Pay and this Extended Debate about it is... Irrelevant.
peace...
You are being enlightened ... soak up the knowledge.
No I'm not...
peace...
Hardest man I ever met was an Army Sergeant Major ....
You are being enlightened ... soak up the knowledge.
No I'm not...
peace...
Earlier today you were typing Major in all caps as if that rank were a big deal. Now you know it's not.
Large threads tend to stray off topic and then refocus as they progress.
No I'm not...
peace...
Earlier today you were typing Major in all caps as if that rank were a big deal. Now you know it's not.
Large threads tend to stray off topic and then refocus as they progress.
Mal has *always* had issues with Capitalization and improper vowel usage.
For Instance He Types Everything Like This.
And He Types Drink like this Drynk.
It's No Big Damm Deal.
No but I can speculate as to why.Just a question.
Has anybody at all explained why the information yesterday was that the shooter was dead until late into the evening the information suddenly switched to he is alive?
Most perplexing.
Just a question.
Has anybody at all explained why the information yesterday was that the shooter was dead until late into the evening the information suddenly switched to he is alive?
Most perplexing.
No but I can speculate as to why.Just a question.
Has anybody at all explained why the information yesterday was that the shooter was dead until late into the evening the information suddenly switched to he is alive?
Most perplexing.
Mine involves the FBINo but I can speculate as to why.Just a question.
Has anybody at all explained why the information yesterday was that the shooter was dead until late into the evening the information suddenly switched to he is alive?
Most perplexing.
I can speculate, too.
I wonder if our respective speculations are along the same vein?
Mine involves the FBINo but I can speculate as to why.
I can speculate, too.
I wonder if our respective speculations are along the same vein?
ExactamundoMine involves the FBII can speculate, too.
I wonder if our respective speculations are along the same vein?
E-yup. Mine too.
And it's related to why the FIBBIES announced (even before the situation had been resolved) that there was supposedly "no evidence" of a terrorist connection.
I think that's it. "Neutralized" has come to mean "killed" and it seems either the journalists were being sloppy in this case or the spokespeople at Ft. Hood were.Just a question.
Has anybody at all explained why the information yesterday was that the shooter was dead until late into the evening the information suddenly switched to he is alive?
Most perplexing.
I'm baffled by it, too, though I don't think the Army changed the story. From what I recall Lt. General Cone said that the shooter was "neutralized" but never said he was killed. I think it was the media getting it wrong.
Just a question.
Has anybody at all explained why the information yesterday was that the shooter was dead until late into the evening the information suddenly switched to he is alive?
Most perplexing.
I'm baffled by it, too, though I don't think the Army changed the story. From what I recall Lt. General Cone said that the shooter was "neutralized" but never said he was killed. I think it was the media getting it wrong.
For Instance He Types Everything Like This.
And He Types Drink like this Drynk.
It's No Big Damm Deal.
You are being enlightened ... soak up the knowledge.
No I'm not...
peace...
Earlier today you were typing Major in all caps as if that rank were a big deal. Now you know it's not.
Large threads tend to stray off topic and then refocus as they progress.
No, but they did say some SWAT team members were injured.Just a question.
Has anybody at all explained why the information yesterday was that the shooter was dead until late into the evening the information suddenly switched to he is alive?
Most perplexing.
I'm baffled by it, too, though I don't think the Army changed the story. From what I recall Lt. General Cone said that the shooter was "neutralized" but never said he was killed. I think it was the media getting it wrong.
but didn't they also say the police officer who "killed" him was dead too?
Just a question.
Has anybody at all explained why the information yesterday was that the shooter was dead until late into the evening the information suddenly switched to he is alive?
Most perplexing.
I'm baffled by it, too, though I don't think the Army changed the story. From what I recall Lt. General Cone said that the shooter was "neutralized" but never said he was killed. I think it was the media getting it wrong.
but didn't they also say the police officer who "killed" him was dead too?
Lieutenant General Bob Cone: "A shooter opened fire. That person was killed. At this time, we are looking at 12 dead and 31 wounded. They are dispersed among the local hospitals in this area in Texas.
Fort Hood, Texas (CNN) -- The police officer who ended the Fort Hood massacre by shooting the suspect is known as the enforcer on her street, a "tough woman" who patrolled her neighborhood and once stopped burglars at her house.
"If you come in, I'm going to shoot," Kimberly Munley told the would-be intruders last year.
It was Munley who arrived quickly Thursday at the scene of the worst massacre at an Army base in U.S. history, where 13 people were killed. She confronted the alleged gunman, Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, and shot him four times. Munley was wounded in the exchange.
Authorities had said immediately after Thursday's attack that they had killed the suspected shooter but this was later changed.
"There was a single shooter that was shot multiple times at the scene, he was not killed as previously reported," Cone said.
"He is currently in custody and in stable condition."
