[sarasmom]

I am not a medical practitioner.
I recoiled from what I saw on that video.
I cant understand why NBC felt a need to broadcast it, and I dont understand how Shoshona Johnson could say she felt good about the medical care "they recieved" based on that clip.
I wonder if she actually saw it at all?

[saquin]

I don't understand why Shoshana said what she said. I think she saw some bandages and the fact that they were lying on hospital beds and interpreted that as "good care". I don't know if she watched the whole thing or noticed the hair-pull, head positioning. If she did, and still would call it "good care" then, I'm sorry, she's an idiot and handed unwarranted propaganda points to an Iraqi "doctor" who doesn't deserve it.

[cars for sale]

and to add...go back and watch the video with the sound off and then listen to that POS Brokaw "lend credibility"
to Lori's story....Engle simply needs an ass whuppin

as for Shonanna, she was lead to her words or did not see the video

[oceanperch]

Repulsed me too. MSNBC played it all day long on the first.

At least the times I turned to that channel for news updates it was shown every time.

Very disrespectful to that Servicewomans family.