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Politics : I Will Continue to Continue, to Pretend.... -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Sully- who wrote (8367)	3/8/2005 4:48:53 PM
From: Suma	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 35834

I don't have to go there. I was there yesterday under your direction and I closed the site down. I found it filled with the venom and angry rhetoric this person describes. Hence I copied and pasted it to you. However, I have given up on the matter of the Italian woman. To sum it up for me. It was an unfortunate occurrence. Both sides are guilty... maybe one more than the other and I am not saying it was us. Maybe more facts will come out but as I said in my last post.. It just is a sad thing when anyone is killed who was such a good person as to have been a negotiator to have hostages released. Good intentions. I said I would not post here again but here I am. So, let's just end it. You were right... and in my own way I was too. You have posted sufficient information to show both sides and how each has their account. I took a poll on some web site and the three questions were deliberate,accident or don't know yet. ACCIDENT was the biggest draw... Most feel now as though it was an unfortunate one. They should have alerted the authorties... They didn't protect themselves. The troops had no recourse but to fire at a car that was not expected. They might be trigger happy but hey if I were in their shoes with the insurgents coming after me all the time I would shoot first and ask questions later..