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Video: Bill O’Reilly - Hasan is a Terrorist or a Nut

by LukeAmerica2020 on November 6, 2009

On his show tonight, Bill O’Reilly derided the MainStream Media for the theme they have developed to explain the mass murder at Fort Hood by Major Nidal Malik Hasan. O’Reilly pointed out that the liberal talking points being followed claims Hasan did it because he suffers from being picked on and made fun of since he’s a Muslim, and due to the stress he was under because of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. However, he has never deployed to either location. (video below)

O’Reilly summed up his commentary with “Either Hasan is a Muslim terrorist, and the Fort Hood attack is a terrorist attack, or he is nut”.

This video is from the PoliticsCentralX YouTube channel.

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Tags: Bill O'Reilly, FNC, Fox News, Major Hasan, Major Nidal Malik Hasan, muslim.

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