Another Abu Ghraib Story

[Mycroft]

Want a Different
Abu Ghraib Story?
Try This One

Saddam had their hands cut off. America gave them new ones.

BY DANIEL HENNINGER
Friday, May 14, 2004 12:01 a.m. EDT

By now, some Americans may feel the need for respite from the images of Abu Ghraib and the five hooded barbarians standing behind Nick Berg. This week's column will try to provide some measure of respite.

It is the story of Americans, in and out of the U.S. government, who moved mountains to help seven horribly maimed Iraqi men. It is not always pleasant reading, but there are rewards to staying with it, especially now.

http://www.opinionjournal.com/columnists/dhenninger/?id=110005081

 

[RandFan]

http://www.opinionjournal.com/columnists/dhenninger/?id=110005081

Thank you.

This crime deserves condemnation from international medical societies, such as the U.N.'s World Health Organization, or the Red Cross. And Don North's film indeed should be seen--but may not be. After two months of trying, no U.S. broadcast or cable network will take it. This is incredible. TV can run Abu Ghraib photos 24/7 but can't find 55 minutes for Saddam's crimes against humanity?

 

[Mr Manifesto]

I'm sure Pol Pot ran a puppy orphanage as well. So I guess that would make the media biased for never reporting that.

 

[crackmonkey]

Mmmmhmmm.
Pol Pot, murderer of millions = US military.
True to form, Manifesto.

 

[Mr Manifesto]

Mmmmhmmm.
Pol Pot, murderer of millions = US military.
True to form, Manifesto.

Essential point of argument=sailing straight over crackmonkey's head.
True to form, crackmonkey.