There is such a thing as second hand solvent exposure to glycol ether chemicals (which I suspect for cause of PTSD). So, if Hasan had repeated contact with soldiers recently exposed, they could be expelling the chemical in their respiration (which then could get into his eyes) and give him PTSD or other autoimmune issues. Nidal Hasan has disjointed thinking say those who are looking into his background. And he was a loner. That makes sense to me. Some examples: http://www.valdezlink.com/re/causedby.htm  Other forms of autoimmune nervous system damage are suicidal tendencies, memory loss, depression, paranoia (weird thinking) difficulty concentrating. There would also be SERIOUS FATIGUE that would actually be autoimmune hemolytic anemia (AIHA) Better help: http://www.valdezlink.com/#hope

Actually, there are logical ways to explain his actions, but what would not be thought of .... is a medical condition that would cause this. He was a loner. He had disjoint thinking. Did those who know him well notice a personality change? (from normal kind of guy to "Personality changes to 'grumpy' - Extreme Irritability" Others with abnormal thinking who were 'shooters' ... Charles Whitman (1966), Timothy McVeigh (gulf war vet), Steven Kazmierczak (2008), The Virginia Tech shooter (son of DRY CLEANER parents!) (April 16, 2007) http://www.valdezlink.com/re/abnormal.htm

A terrorist?  He could have been; on the other hand even they could have taken advantage of his diminished capacity ... and abnormal thinking. Taking meds can contribute to the problem. Medications are not the answer for help for those who are chemically poisoned in the first place.. Have you looked up what is in the medications you take? http://www.valdezlink.com/re/drugs/list.htm

Why did I study 2-butoxyethanol?

Exposure to glycol ether mimics psychiatric disorder Mimics true psychiatric disorder  *

'pneumonia?'  May be an autoimmune issue:

Lungs filled with fluid? this is a chemical pneumonia what they would say now as the soldiers in Iraq are dying of pneumonia (more correctly it is pulmonary edema) ... I suspect this is what is going on & have felt so from the day I first heard of it.  An autoimmune issue that exposure to glycol ether would cause.
 

states 'shatteredLife2,'  Whatever you do, soldier, don't walk into the ARMS room if there's any Corexit leaking!

"I did spend a lot of time in the arms room and there was a barrel of something (50 gal.) I do slightly remember something in that room... I didn't know what it was though. It also seems like something was leaking... my mind is so messed up I just don't recall things correctly? there may have been a wet place on the floor-- I'll have to try and think back? I believe it was blue though.

I felt fine though while in the arms room. It is what came afterwards though, the gray skin with a red tint to it, bloodshot red eyes, joint pain, body aches, headache, chest pain, nausea, dizziness, malaise, lassitude, disoriented, confused, rapid heart rate, fever, breathing problems, nervousness, yellow thick mucus poured from both nostrils, and severe coughing, and severe fatigue, and I felt 80 years old and had to grab onto the railing after I went up a flight of stairs. I was totally exhausted and my lungs filled with fluid and showed up on the x-ray as totally black in both lobes. I was admitted immediately to the hospital where I stayed for 7 days sick as heck!" 6-13-04

In arms room - blue 50 gal drums - Corexit?

Corexit was sold to the military. It is a very bad mix that is 38% ethylene glycol monobutyl ether and may also have ethylene oxide ... at least some.

What is glycol ether, and the most commonly found glycol ether, 2-butoxyethanol?  http://www.valdezlink.com/inipol/pages/2-butoxy_msds.htm  The chemical I am concerned about causes short term memory loss, and that is a stand out harm.