[Sam Hill]

I cut it out of the AP article, just because I didn’t want to confuse the timeline point. But the article noted that Thaer Thabit al-Hadithi worked at the Haditha hospital under Dr. Walid Abdul-Hameed al-Obeidi, before he decided he wanted to become a journalist/human rights activist:

A native of the town, al-Hadithi was an administrator in the Haditha’s main hospital before he took leave to work with Hammurabi, which was set up 16 months ago.

Dr. Walid Abdul-Hameed al-Obeidi is the head of the Haditha hospital, where he serves at the pleasure of the terrorists.

He is the doctor who claims US soldiers kept him prisoner for a week, beat him up regularly and threatened his life.

He’s also behind the claim that all of the victims were shot at close range. And he probably signed the death certificates.

What a small world, huh?

[pissant]

It's a small, phony pile of dung, best I can tell.