[nicollo]

I don't have cable, and I don't have DSL. That is to say, as I peek over my rock for the first time today, I wonder if the incident of killed journalists yesterday has yet been described as "friendly fire"?

My guess is never. We've lost too many to this oxymoron, and I don't see why it doesn't apply to this one -- other than to fulfill an agenda. Had we the 24-hour head-bang over U.S.-to-U.S. losses?

The press righteousness disgusts me.

[najida]

Screw those journalists....

Dang, I love Shep....

[Slip18]

It was not friendly fire when the two reporters were killed. Our troops were being fired upon by snipers (at least that's the way I've heard it three our of four times). The reporters (God bless their souls) happened to be in the way.

This is a war. It's dangerous to be in Baghdad, and all the reporters that are not embedded with the troops are in danger.

[Timesink]

I don't have cable, and I don't have DSL. That is to say, as I peek over my rock for the first time today, I wonder if the incident of killed journalists yesterday has yet been described as "friendly fire"?

Friendly fire is when you hit someone on YOUR SIDE.