I have to admit I was wrong in yesterday's entry. Another National Public Radio program did in fact cover the Islamic extremist beliefs of the mass murderer in Ft. Hood, Texas, providing this tidbit, albeit disguised way at the end:
But two other psychiatrists who had worked closely with Hasan when he was training at Walter Reed told NPR that the suspect could be belligerent. The two asked not to be identified because the military had ordered them not to talk to the media.
They said Hasan would sometimes belittle colleagues without provocation.
The psychiatrists also said Hasan once gave a bizarre lecture to the medical staff in which he said the Quran teaches that infidels should have their heads cut off and set on fire. [emphasis mine]
"When I heard the news about Hasan, honestly, my first thought was, 'That makes a lot of sense. That completely fits the person I knew,' " one of the psychiatrists told NPR.
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