Hell yes, I’ll
ask the question. Did political correctness play a part in the Navy Yard
shootings?
From MSNBC:
One day after the rampage, authorities were trying to piece together the details of his security clearance. They were also looking for a motive and putting together a profile. XXXX, 34, appears to have had a history of psychological problems and was deteriorating, and military officials said he had a disciplinary record that included insubordination and disorderly conduct.
Navy
Secretary Ray Mabus plans to order two reviews to examine security procedures
at all Navy and Marine Corps installations, a senior defense official told NBC
News.
The first will be a “quick look” at physical security
requirements of bases, the official said. The second will be a deeper look at
both the physical and personal security requirement.
The personal requirements include whether someone is likely to
protect classified information and adhere to standard security procedures. The
physical review is a deeper look at physical security requirements on a base:
swipe access, perimeter security, patrols, etc.
According to NBC News sources, Alexis had been treated
multiple times for psychological issues, including sleep deprivation, anger and
paranoia. Most recently they said he had been treated at a VA Hospital in New
England.
I will not
use this asswipes name, hence the XXXX.
Was someone, or were several someones, afraid to take action ala the Ft. Hood asswipe?
2 comments:
Michelle Malkin says it well again. HERE.
While the gun grabbers in our government want background checks and that's to include mental health histories they have a problem with setting the example.
It's some of the policies of the touchy feely folks in our government that are allowing people like XXX run to free.
Protected classes are wrong including the asshats that promote these policies (and, of course, include themselves).
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