The Fort Hood terrorist massacre occurred seven years ago this November 5th. With interviews from various family members, the victims themselves, and some officials American Thinker revisited the circumstances surrounding that tragic event. Everyone interviewed had something in common: the feeling that their life has changed forever and that a part of them has been lost forever. On that horrible day as he cried “Allahu Akbar”, U.S. Army Major Nidal Malik fired on his fellow soldiers killing fourteen, including an unborn child, and wounding thirty. He was an officer sworn to protect, a psychiatrist sworn to help, and an American sworn to uphold the U.S. Constitution.  There were warning signs from his college days at the University of the Health Sciences in Maryland. College classmates who knew him in 2007 said at that time Hassan had radical beliefs. Dr. Val Finnell, a retired USAF colonel recently stated to American Thinker, "Hassan was a Muslim...(Read Full Article)