I am so sorry for what happened to Lara Logan, and I wish her a full and rapid recovery.
I have some questions, though, about this troubling episode. Why did her employer allow employees to be exposed to mob violence? Why did Ms. Logan agree to the assignment? Why did her fellow employees allow Ms. Logan to be separated from them just prior to the attack? On Ms. Logan’s previous trip to Egypt, didn’t the Egyptian military warn Ms. Logan and others of the dangers of going into a frenzied, anti-American, anti-Christian, uncivilized mob?
If Ms. Logan and her network employer had no more sense than to wade into a revolution, I don’t have much use for the whole stupid bunch.
So they could get interesting pictures and sound to put on their broadcast inbetween the commercials.
Why did Ms. Logan agree to the assignment?
It's her job. She seems to enjoy it.
Why did her fellow employees allow Ms. Logan to be separated from them just prior to the attack?
Self-preservation.
On Ms. Logan’s previous trip to Egypt, didn’t the Egyptian military warn Ms. Logan and others of the dangers of going into a frenzied, anti-American, anti-Christian, uncivilized mob?
Don't know.
If Ms. Logan and her network employer had no more sense than to wade into a revolution, I don’t have much use for the whole stupid bunch.
I've never seen any of her work, so I guess you could say I had no use for her and/or CBS before or after. I watched the live feed on Al Jazeera/English on my laptop. I always like going with the home team broadcast when possible.
Yep. The Indy 500 is a story too but you don't stand on the start/finish line in the middle of the race to report on it.
She’s now working for the same group of scumbags (CBS) who should have warned her in the first place...there’s much to the story here.
Even if it wasn’t her decision, you have a group of mooslums whose sole religion came from their prophet who raped a 10 year old girl.
I don't remember hearing that. If it's true, then she is responsible for her own foolish actions....as we ALL are.