Family of Chattanooga Shooter Expresses Horror, Grief

[longknife]

I read crap like this and it turns my stomach. Depression? He was a Muslim for God's sake. A mam dedicated to the death of all unbelievers. US Military personnel are a ripe target for scum like this since Clinton (probably urged to do so by his military hating wife) disarmed them here in America.


You may want to read the rest of this tripe @ Family of Chattanooga Shooter Expresses Horror Grief - CBN.com


At the makeshift memorial comes this:

His singing of Amazing Grace is @ Man Visits Site of Chattanooga Terrorist Attack To Do THIS John Hawkins Right Wing News

 

[PaintMyHouse]

US Military personnel are a ripe target for scum like this since Clinton (probably urged to do so by his military hating wife) disarmed them here in America.

Link???

 

[longknife]

US Military personnel are a ripe target for scum like this since Clinton (probably urged to do so by his military hating wife) disarmed them here in America.

Link???

No wonder you're on my Ignore List. You are so dumb you haven't read all the posts about Clinton taking weapons away from the military?

 

[PaintMyHouse]

US Military personnel are a ripe target for scum like this since Clinton (probably urged to do so by his military hating wife) disarmed them here in America.

Link???

No wonder you're on my Ignore List. You are so dumb you haven't read all the posts about Clinton taking weapons away from the military?

Either link it or you're full of shit? Your call...

 

[Katzndogz]

The family says what ever they are told to say.

 

[PaintMyHouse]

Does this help, what happened under Bush? This Is Why Most Military Personnel Aren t Armed on Military Bases and It s Not Clinton s Fault TheBlaze.com

Now, I don't suppose you are man enough to admit you're wrong? Nah, that would be far too much to ask...

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

DeMSM is looking for every excuse possible for this Islimist terrorist when they should be treating every muslim vestige with the same close-mindedness they have with the confederate flag. Hypocrites.
Dishonest hypocrites.

 

[Hossfly]

I read crap like this and it turns my stomach. Depression? He was a Muslim for God's sake. A mam dedicated to the death of all unbelievers. US Military personnel are a ripe target for scum like this since Clinton (probably urged to do so by his military hating wife) disarmed them here in America.


You may want to read the rest of this tripe @ Family of Chattanooga Shooter Expresses Horror Grief - CBN.com


At the makeshift memorial comes this:

His singing of Amazing Grace is @ Man Visits Site of Chattanooga Terrorist Attack To Do THIS John Hawkins Right Wing News

Latest on the Tennesee shooter:


The Tennessee Shooter Had A Different Name And Is Now Confirmed To Have Been A PALESTINIAN TERRORIST Who Visited An ISIS Infested Community
by Shoebat Foundation on July 17, 2015 in Featured, General


By Walid Shoebat

As Shoebat.com stated yesterday prior to media speculation, that the Tennessee shooter was Palestinian, now the government of Jordan confirms it as reported by CNN Arabic. Also, his real name is not Mohammad Youssuf Abdulazeez. The shooter’s real name isMohammad Youssuf Saeed Al-Hajjaj born September 5th, 1990 and gained a temporary Jordanian passport. His father had changed his last name to Abdulazeez for unknown reasons in which his son then carried that last name as well. It is common for many Palestinians who are doing nefarious activities to change names.

While the media speculated his background and motive, his features, family Facebook, and connections were easy for us to establish that what we have here is a Palestinian pro-Hamas terrorist who went to Jordan and most likely got involved with ISIS affiliates. Jordan epecially is infested with a huge number of ISIS supporters as Shoebat.com hasreported previously. All one has to do is to go to the southern city Ma’an and see demonstrations in full support of ISIS as you see in this photo.


The Tennessee Shooter Had A Different Name And Is Now Confirmed To Have Been A PALESTINIAN TERRORIST Who Visited An ISIS Infested Community - Walid Shoebat

 

[pwjohn]

The family says what ever they are told to say.

I've heard of that before where local police can, and will tell them what to say, almost like a script of sorts.

 

[waltky]

Broken heart syndrome can cause physical pain...

How does grief cause physical pain?
Fri, 06 May 2016 - Murdered soldier Lee Rigby's mother says she has felt daily chest pains since her son's death. Why does bereavement affect some people this way?

When Shira Schiller suddenly lost her 10-year-old son Max to a heart condition, nothing prepared her for the grief, or its physical symptoms. "It's like something's sitting on your chest," says Schiller, 47, from London. "It's like there's a hand holding your heart. If I'm having a bad day, it's like being unable to breathe." She's not alone. Lyn Rigby, 49, whose son Lee was murdered in 2013 in Woolwich, south-east London, told the BBC of a "constant pain in my chest every single day". This pain, she says, "never goes away". Words like "heartache", "hurt" and "pain" are often used to describe emotional trauma. But people affected by grief often say they experience them as concrete physical sensations.

A churning stomach, a racing heart, shaking, flashbacks and hypersensitivity to noise are all physical by-products of bereavement, according to the British Psychological Society. Yet there's no uniform set of symptoms, just as people react differently in emotional terms to grief and loss. Broadcaster Barbara Want recalls feeling an acute sensation in her stomach after the death of her husband, BBC presenter Nick Clarke, in 2006. "It was a heavy, heavy weight in there, almost like being ill - like a really bad tummy bug," she says. Want, who now chairs child bereavement charity Winston's Wish, says she didn't eat for pleasure for two years, and can't remember feeling hungry in that time. "I got so thin I could see people looking at me with horror," she adds. She developed a croak in her voice, which a surgeon told her was a result of the shock to her system.

Scientists have known for some time that grief can manifest itself physiologically as well as emotionally. Scans carried out by University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) scientists showed that the part of the brain that deals with physical pain, the anterior cingulate cortex, processes emotional pain, too. Chest symptoms are a recurring theme. "I have a number of patients I look after who, after an emotionally stressful episode, are left with heart pain or palpitations," says Alex Lyon, BHF senior lecturer at Imperial College London and honorary consultant cardiologist at Royal Brompton Hospital. This is commonly known as "broken heart syndrome", also termed stress or takotsubo cardiomyopathy. It usually follows "significant emotional or physical stress", according to the British Heart Foundation. The heart muscle suddenly becomes weakened and one of the heart's chambers changes shape.

It's thought that it affects 100 people per million each year. A study at Imperial College suggested that it might actually be a mechanism for protecting the heart from the surge of adrenaline that often accompanies shock and grief. The loss of someone close can leave people more vulnerable to infection. A University of Birmingham study found that, especially among the elderly, those who are recently bereaved can suffer from reduced function of neutrophils - the most abundant type of white blood cell, which fight off rapidly dividing bacteria like pneumonia. This perhaps goes some way to explaining some of the much-publicised cases of older couples who die within a short space of time of each other.

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