DougR - I suspect that (as usual?) you didn't bother to read the linked article. If you had, it would have been hard to avoid stumbling over phrases such as the following. I suspect that those endorsing the article also endorse these statements.


"The murder of Margaret Hassan: it was barbaric and ruthless...

The hooded man's definition of resistance approaches insanity...

Hassan's killer may have been nothing more than a psychopathic bandit...

Hassan's murder suggests that what many Iraqis call "resistance" has become utterly debauched, callous beyond comprehension...

Others, like the murderer of Margaret Hassan, are ruthless, opportunistic bandits...

And poor Margaret Hassan, who loved them and abhorred the attack upon them, will not just be on the conscience of the pig who put her to death..."