[OldFriend]

What the heck does professional courtesty mean?

Arnett is neither professional nor courteous.

He's a perfidious traitor to humanity.

[kcvl]

He wanted to stay there pretty bad said one of his "friends" on Fox News. Too bad if he has a gun pointed to his head. It was his choice to stay!!!

Those are all nothing more than excuses. He should have left with the others if he was in danger. He made his choice so I'm not very sympathetic to whatever he is doing.

[YaYa123]

I'm waiting to see if MSNBC mentions on the air, Arnett's horrific appearance on Iraqi television...not yet that I've seen. But for sure, NBC's tacky little released note of explanation doesn't explain anything! There's no doubt in watching the replay several times, Arnett was not under duress, and wasn't coerced into making the very forceful statements he made against the US military and the President.

Has CNN mentioned this? They've got a history, so CNN might choose not to. GRRRRRRR

American media must not get away without being forced to report this story. Going easy on a colleague simply isn't appropriate when we're talking aiding and abetting our enemy, especially when soldiers are dying.

This COL Jack Jacobs, USArmy retired, MSNBC analyst, is just an ass, a self-serving ass who's cashing in on this war by offering cynical, contrary opinion...but Peter Arnett has crossed the line. I don't know if Arnett is an American citizen, but clearly, he should not be employed by American organizations ever again!