After doing a bit more reading about this fellow, I suspect he had less of a problem with war in general, than war against Moslems...
Suspect reportedly upset about deployment
Hasan is a devout Muslim born in Arlington, Va., to Palestinian parents from the West Bank,
Hasan was promoted to major in July 2008, despite what military officials familiar with his confidential service record said was a poor performance evaluation, and was then told this year to report to Texas for duty. The call to serve in Iraq followed and, according to U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison based on a briefing she received about the killings Hasan "appeared to be upset about that."
In light of Thursday's events, Hutchison said, "There is a lot of investigation going on into his background and what he was doing that was not known before."
According to The Associated Press, Hasan had drawn law enforcement attention about six months ago with troubling Internet postings discussing suicide bombings and other threats.
Col. Terry Lee, who says he worked with Hasan, told Fox that Hasan had turned against the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
"He said maybe the Muslims should stand up and fight against the aggressor; at first we thought he was talking about how Muslims should stand up and help the armed forces in Iraq and in Afghanistan, but apparently that wasn't the case," Lee said. "He would make comments to other individuals about how we should not be in the war in the first place."
"He was hoping that President Obama would pull troops out," Lee said. "When things weren't going that way, he became more agitated, more frustrated with the conflicts over there."
I suspect in the coming days we will learn (albeit the MSM will be quite resistant) that Hassan's motive was religious in nature, rather than his being some kind of conscientious objector.
IOW, for Hassan, it was all about Big Mo---he fragged American soliders and civilians, on an American Army Base, all for Big Mo.
Disgusting.
Excellent investigative reporting, Jenny!
You must be proud! I bet that you could get a job for CNSNews or WorldNetDaily.