The sentiments expressed in today's Dry Bones cartoon are being expressed by bloggers all over the net. Here's a piece from NewsRealBlog that's worth reading:

"AMuslim fanatic with an Internet site praising Islamic suicide bombersas defenders of their comrades is a Major in the U.S. Army with accessto military intelligence and lethal weaponry. And it’s not as thoughthe army didn’t know that he was a Muslim fanatic and supporter of theIslamic jihad against the West. He was under investigation for sixmonths because of his anti-American, jihadist rantings. He did not wantto be deployed. He wanted to be discharged.

But despite hisidentification with America’s enemies, the army kept him in its officercorps. How in God’s name was this possible? But it was. And so, aftercalling America the “aggressor” in Afghanistan and Iraq this Muslimjihadist traitor army officer picks up his semi-automatic weapons andheads for the center at Ft. Hood where soldiers are being deployed tofight the jihadists in Afghanistan to conduct his massacre. Yet thismorning the Fox News Channel chiron says “Investigators search for amotive in the Ft. Hood killings.” Is everybody out of their mind?"

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Today's Golden Oldie is a Dry Bones cartoon done 15 years ago for in November of 1994.

The Islamist attack at Fort Hood should have been a wake-up call about the growing threat from Radical Islam in America. But apparently it hasn't.Here's a Politically Correct Time Mag report on the successful andbloody Islamist suicide attack on American soldiers, in an American army base, on American soil:

"Determining whether Hasan's actions were inspired by religious fervor (he reportedly said"Allahu akbar" before opening fire), his exposure to the mental trauma of the soldiers he counseled or other unknown factors may be impossible. Currently Hasan is in intensive care at a San Antonio hospital, breathing without a respirator. But given his mental state,even he may not know what caused him to kill.

At least for now, the Army is more worried about how the world is reacting to Hasan's actions than an explanation for them. "I'm concerned that this increased speculation could cause a backlash against some of our Muslim soldiers," General George Casey, the Army's top officer, said Sunday on CNN. "And I've asked our Army leaders to be on the lookout for that."

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