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ING CONDEMNS DEADLY ATTACK AT FT. HOOD

Islamic Networks Group (ING) Condemns Deadly Attack at Ft. Hood and Offers Condolences to the Victims and Their Families

(San Jose 11/5/09)

Islamic Networks Group (ING) condemns in the strongest terms the deadly attack on Ft. Hood that left at least 12 people dead and 31 injured.

ING states, "We condemn this heinous attack on fellow Americans that has taken the lives and injured so many. We urge and support law enforcement in their investigation and prosecution of this criminal act to the full extent of the law. We offer our heartfelt condolences to the victims, their families, and the entire local and national community. While the motive behind this shocking attack is still unclear, we strongly assert that such actions have no place, no validity and no support in our society and community and we categorically abhor and reject such senseless violence, which cannot be justified by any motivation. ING stands with fellow Americans in supporting and praying for the victims and theirfamilies."

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