Alleged Fort Hood shooter had Jihad message on his business cards

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It has now come to light that the man accused of murdering 13 people and wounding 30 others in last week’s shooting spree at Fort Hood, Maj. Nidal Hasan, had business cards on which he proclaimed to be a “Soldier of Allah.”

The cards were found in Hasan’s apartment and while listing his professional qualifications as a psychiatrist and contact information, the cards contain a line reading: "SoA(SWT)."

Experts claim that the line is common shorthand among radical Muslims for “Soldier of Allah,” and "Subhanahu Wa Ta'all," which means "glory to God."

This latest discovery comes on the heels of claims which Rep. Pete Hoekstra (R-MI) leveled against the Obama White House for the President’s handling, or continued mishandling of the situation.

On Tuesday, Rep. Hoekstra said that the Obama administration is still delaying information to Congress on the terrorist attack, raising suspicions that the White House is hiding facts about the case.

Hoekstra told Fox News: "When they withhold information, you always start asking questions. That's what raises red flags. What do they know that they don't want us to know?"

The Congressman continued: "It is political correctness that is making it unable for us to identify the real threat of homegrown terrorism.”

He ended the interview with the chilling warning: "we have similar Hasans" in the United States.

In April 2008, the Defense Department reported that there were 3,409 Muslims on active duty. However, military officials now claim the actual number of Muslim soldiers could be much higher.

World Tribune recently quoted an anonymous source from within the Pentagon as saying: "We believe there are many more Muslims who when recruited did not list their religion. Some of these people simply wanted to avoid harassment; others might have had a sinister agenda."

According to a 2009 Pew Research Center report, there are currently 2.5 million Muslims living in the U.S., with at least 1,209 mosques across the country.

There are also more than 350,000 members of the U.S. prison population who identify themselves as Muslims.

According to the New York Times, in 2005 alone, nearly 96,000 people from Muslim nations became permanent legal U.S. residents.

 

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