Ft. Hood Shooter Nidal Hasan Mocks ‘Workplace Violence’ Conviction, Threatens Pope

Hasan praises “The willingness to fight for All-Mighty Allah,” The Obama administration refused to label the 2009 massacre of United States soldiers at Fort Hood, Texas, as an act of Islamic terrorism, instead opting to prosecute as “workplace violence”. But the Muslim who did the killing mocks that label, and proudly boasts that he is a “Soldier of Allah”, and the killing he did was most certainly Jihad. Now he has written a letter to Pope Francis and other religious leaders threatening more violence around the world at the hands of ISIS. Convicted Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan has written to Pope Francis espousing “jihad,” in his latest correspondence aligning himself with radical Islam. Despite efforts by the Defense Department to label the 2009 massacre as “workplace violence,” Hasan has described himself several times, and again in the new letter, using the acronym “SoA,” or “Soldier of Allah.” Hasan has always referred to himself as a Soldier of Allah Hasan directed his attorney John Galligan to mail the undated, six-page, hand-written letter to the pope.



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