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I knew you were going to say "Look at the video" which is why I pre-emptively wrote "The problem to those not familiar with a vegetative state is that they think the person in that state in responding to them because there are facial gestures and eye following movememnt. In reality it is just a reflex action."

I knew you were going to say "Look at the video" which is why I pre-emptively wrote "The problem to those not familiar with a vegetative state is that they think the person in that state in responding to them because there are facial gestures and eye following movememnt. In reality it is just a reflex action."

It seems you buy hook, line and sinker what Felos and Co. sell. Those are exactly the same words they say. Except it is only the Schindlers who are trying to get Terri out in the open for the whole world to witness. Why do you think that Michael Schiavo imposes such a strict blockade of any information about her current state? Do you really believe he is so concerned about her privacy? Do you think that if what Felos and Schiavo say is true, that the Schindlers would be so eager to have Terri appear before congress? If she really were so unresponsive, they would end up looking like fools. I suspect the Felos/Schiavo crew know that letting Terri be seen publicly is the worst that can happen to their side of the case, and they will fight this every step of the way (and it won't be because their worried about Terri's privacy rights).

Look Buckwheat, I didn't tell you to look at any video. I told you she isn't brain dead.

Since you've accused me of something I didn't say, and at the same time brought up your "expertise" in brain death, which you clearly don't have or you would have never suggested she was clinically brain dead, whiz off.

There seems to be some very verious dispute - among board-certified neurologists - about the claim that Terri Schiavo is in a "persistent vergetative state." Michael Schiavo's record, the donations by his lawyers to Greer's campaign, and the poor woman's parents all give weight to the claim her death is being facilitated for the benefit of Michael Schiavo.

One thing that is striking is the behavior of the Republican controlled Florida legislature. Is there no provision under the Florida constitution for the impeachment and removal of judges like Greer? If this supposedly "conservative" judge had any sense of ethics at all he should have recused himself from the case, as Schiavo's lawyers donated money to his campaign. I've not been following this case in great detail, but the more I read, the more I am convinced that it is yet another example of judges who have taken over ruling the country - with the wink and nod of politicians who actually have the legal authority to remove them from office, but refuse to do so.