Maybe - but the theory that he was attacking those that he believed to be making war on his fellow muslims is in sync with his radical beliefs.
Oh, absolutely it fits. Did you read about his presentation as a final year resident at Walter Reed? Everyone else, as usual, gave presentations on things medical related. He went on for an hour and a half, complete with slides and stuff, about how allowing Muslims in the military is courting disaster.
The more information that continues to leak out, the more it seems that he was a true-blue jihadist.
Depends on what is meant by jihad. If you read the section of the Qur'an where it talks about jihad, what it is, when and how it should be implemented, and read the entire section in context, you'll see that the extremists are doing two things. One, they are misinterpreting what an attack on Islam even is (they think an attack on any Muslim is an attack on the entire religion and therefore must be defended, and they think that when anyone questions what they do is also an attack on the entire religion and therefore must be defended), and two, they have taken what is essentially an out-of-context sound bite out of the Qur'an and made it their life mission. In the proper context, a jihad is purely a defensive maneuver to prevent infidels from trying to eliminate the religion of Islam, or to eliminate those who are Muslims. Fortunately, most Muslims interpret the Qur'an in the proper context. Unfortunately, the misinterpretation is what is being taught in most (well, many, a lot) Mosques and Islamic schools.
On the business cards he had printed for himself, he list titles of SoA (Soldier of Allah) and SWT (Subwanahu Wa Ta'all, translation - "Glory to God").
Exactly. He's a nut. A business card that says, "Christian Soldier" or "Man of God" isn't just as crazy? I've seen both. I've also seen "Glory to God" on bumper stickers and Internet forum sigs. But a psychiatrist who is a SoA is perhaps the most ludicrously funny. That's like Double-Mint crazy.
Furthermore, it appears he had multiple e-mail accounts listed under pseudonyms that might have been used to communicate with fellow soldiers of Allah. It wouldn't take an Army brain surgeon to figure out it's best not using your own name when communicating over the internet with an imam directly connected to the 911 attackers.
There's little doubt in my mind, especially as more and more information comes to light, that his whacked out religious beliefs played no small role in this. That doesn't make him not crazy, tho. Clearly, he's not thinking clearly.
And the grassy knoll theory? You're right - Oswald wasn't the only shooter there for sure
I still believe that Allan Dulles was behind it and that Oswald was exactly what he said he was, a patsy.
