FORT HOOD, Texas (AP) — An Army psychiatrist charged with killing 13
people in a shooting rampage at Fort Hood will be forcibly shaved if he
doesn’t remove his beard himself, a judge said Wednesday.
Maj. Nidal Hasan appeared in court Wednesday sporting a beard as he did during a court appearance last month. The beard violates Army regulations, but Hasan said it is an expression of his Muslim faith.
The judge, Col. Gregory Gross, held Hasan in contempt of court for
keeping the beard and fined him $1,000. Fort Hood spokesman Chris Haug
said Gross gave Hasan the choice to shave on his own or be forcibly
shaved sometime before his court-martial begins Aug. 20.
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Rules are rules!
ReplyDeleteEveryone must look the same in the U.S. Army
Maybe while they are shaving him they could accidently slip and slice his jugler with the razor.
ReplyDeleteObama will make an executive rule to cover his MUSLIM Buddy!
ReplyDeletePut some of that NAIR stuff on `em!
ReplyDeleteNo shaving required ;)
he shouldn't have joined the army effin he werent gonna follow rules. Shave his nasty body hair while youre at it!
ReplyDeleteHe can go express his muslin faith elsewhere.
ReplyDeleteHe shouldn't have moved here, in that case...
...nor joined the military.
Go express faith in muslimville!
ReplyDeleteHis commanding officer should be relieved of duty for allowing the beard to begin with. Just another liberal want-a-be general who probably sucked himself through the ranks on the back of somebody who knew Obama.
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