Are we all the same?

Guest · Mar 25, 2003

PFC Joseph DeWitt, 26, of the U.S. Army's 7th Cavalry Regiment, carries an Iraqi boy Tuesday who was injured during a heavy battle.

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"This is the business we've chosen." - Hyman Roth

Guest · Mar 25, 2003

It's amazing that the soldier would risk his own life to save the "enemey".

Salute to Private DeWitt.

Guest · Mar 25, 2003

And to think... Iraqi soldiers have thrown Iraqi children that size up in the air and caught them with their bayonets.

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"This is the business we've chosen." - Hyman Roth

Guest · Mar 25, 2003

Do you have a link supporting your claim?

Guest · Mar 25, 2003

Not my claim... Saw it on Frontline, PBS

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"This is the business we've chosen." - Hyman Roth

Guest · Mar 25, 2003

Very demented & evil if true.

Is this from GW I or II?

Duckstabber · Mar 25, 2003

Frank,

Was the little boy injuried by American or Iraqi bullets..?

Guest · Mar 25, 2003

lander, some Iraqi women living in France or UK were interviewed on Frontline. The PBS story was several years ago.

Duckstabber, doesnt matter.

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"This is the business we've chosen." - Hyman Roth

PatPatriot · Mar 26, 2003

Duck, yeah he was already wounded that was just a form of Iragy surgery.

Duckstabber · Mar 26, 2003

Frank,

I guess my point is that this picture could mean very different things dependent on the story behind it:
- American invaders who hurt an innocent Iraqi boy.
- American heros rescuing a poor Iraqi boy from a cruel destiny.

luxv66 · Mar 26, 2003

Either way, I highly doubt you'd see the same photo coming from the other side.

PatPatriot · Mar 26, 2003

Duck, The NY Times and the Boston Globe and ABC,CNN had the picture captioned. Mmmmm supper!!

Guest · Mar 26, 2003

saw on fox news tonight that saddam had like 50,000 kurds killed after the first gulf war.

one of the methods for mass killings was dumping kerosene from helocopters onto people, then lighting them on fire.

very sick people.