[Caipirabob]

Tragic. You have to admire the courage of reporters willing to brave the obvious dangers of front line reporting. Sadly, too many consider such combat as a story and without regard nor respect of the actual danger involved. I don't think that this was the case in Terry Lloyd's case, he apparently had a great deal of experience in this area as must have been well acquainted with the facts of the situation. All the more tragic for his loss.

It's a pity his family feels so bitter towards our country. We can't turn back bullets at the last minute once they're fired and our rules of engagement are such that it poses a dire threat to the safety of our own troops. I suspect the situation waranted such a reponse from our troops and it's simply not being reported that way. I'm terribly sorry that this reporter was in the wrong place at the wrong time.

[Westbrook]

So, when are the relatives of the Brits who died in the subway and bus bombings going to sue the British Muslim societies for inciting members of their flock to blow up their relatives?

And how about suing Qaddafi for the Pan Am 109 bombing over Lockerbie?

Those were DELIBERATE acts resulting in massive loss of life.

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