US troops fire at freed hostage
It took only one friendly fire incident for the Canadians to forgo any future military cooperation with the US. I wonder if the Italians will do the same?
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2 comments:
This was not friendly fire. It may have been tragic, but it was not a mistake. It was U.S. soldiers doing their jobs. See Still Another Tragic Example of AP Reporting
Posted by P-BS-Watcher : 3/06/2005 02:12:00 PM
Well, Ms Sgrena certainly doesn't think it was friendly fire.
And if US troops "doing their jobs" necessarily involves shooting their allies, then I think those allies are more than entitled to reconsider their participation, neh?
Posted by Idiot/Savant : 3/07/2005 10:52:00 AM
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