🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Trump approves firing squad for Fort Hood Islamic terrorist - Meanwhile, the MOSQUE he prayed at is thriving and still filming U.S. soldiers in uniform converting to Islam Seventeen years after Nidal Hasan murdered 13 people and wounded more than 30 at Fort Hood, President Trump has approved his execution by U.S. Army firing squad. But before America closes the book on Hasan, LOOK OUTSIDE THE GATE. RAIR investigated the Islamic Community of Greater Killeen - the mosque Hasan regularly attended, including for morning prayers on the day of his attack. Today, it is growing, welcoming soldiers stationed nearby, and filming conversions to Islam - including U.S. military personnel in uniform. Its imam, Dr. Ihab Abdelgawad Al-Faidy, holds a Ph.D. in Islamic Theology from the notorious Al-Azhar University in Cairo, where he taught for nearly two decades. His doctoral dissertation? “Intellectual Security for Youth in North America.” Al-Faidy now leads the Aman Institute for Youth Intellectual Security. And in footage documented by RAIR, he tells a convert about Muslim chaplains who conducted Friday prayers and Islamic classes for soldiers on base. ⚠️ Now remember November 5, 2009 - the day he carried out the Islamic terror attack in the name of Allah.... Hasan prayed at this mosque that morning. Hours later, the U.S. Army major and psychiatrist opened fire at Fort Hood. HE WASN'T OUTSIDE TRYING TO GET IN. HE ALREADY WORE THE UNIFORM. That is why the larger history matters. The Muslim Brotherhood's own internal documents describe a long-term strategy of settlement and institutional penetration in America - what its 1991 Explanatory Memorandum called a “civilization-jihadist process.” RAIR has spent years documenting Islamic institutional expansion around American military installations and throughout other critical institutions. FORT HOOD SHOULD HAVE FORCED AMERICA TO ASK THE QUESTION IT STILL DOESN'T WANT TO TOUCH: What happens when Islamic teachings and loyalties collide with the oath of an American service member? Tennessee Rep. Rick Womick raised that issue in VERY real terms in 2011: “Personally, I don’t trust one Muslim in our military.” He said that if someone were a devout Muslim who followed the Quran and Sunnah: “Then I feel threatened because they’re commanded to kill me.” Asked whether Muslims should be removed from the U.S. military, Womick answered: “Absolutely, yeah.” Seventeen years after Fort Hood, Hasan may finally face the punishment imposed on him. But executing the killer doesn't answer the question his attack left behind. DID AMERICA LEARN ANYTHING? OBVIOUSLY NOT - THERE WILL BE ANOTHER FORT HOOD - MARK MY WORDS! See Full Report: