1 Gee, didn't they just recently say that it's a sin to kill women and children? Even "they" don't know what Islam is... sickening. What about the other two Iraqi humanitarian workers? What has happened to the two french journalists? We going to see them on some propaganda film one of these days? Italy won't give in, they havent' so far. Killing these women will only worsen their cause. Al Sadr dead yet? Should be. ~C

2 Problem is, I hear there are no women prisoners being held by the coalition. I will admit it is hard for little ol' me to check my sources, but that doesn't seem to stop CBS so I'm sure you can forgive me.

3 {Smile} Hey Wild Bill, you know what they do with women, don't ya? Go back to Beslan School, Russia; not only did they rape and kill some of the girls and women (when they had time to do that I have no idea) but it's a fact that this was done, among other things. In that part of the world there is no respect for women and these two women who were abducted along with two Iraqi's (men or women??? notice noone says what sex the other 2 are?) are way too pretty for them not to do their "thing" with them. At the Russian seige, one idiot blew up the woman for the hell of it, so I sure hope these women are rather strong emotionally/psychologically. As to women prisoners, I have yet to hear of any, although I'm sure there must be but since women are degraded over there, useless and worthless, I'd say the odds are that any female prisoners in the US or Coalition forces is probably unlikely. ~C

4 Ok so you guys might find these facts kinda interesting. Dr. Khiltdon wrote a book about the phycology of Terrorist. The funny part is that it goes deep in their emotional being and it all comes down to some hidden homosexual desires. I thought this was funny because they are so against homosexuality, yet internally thats what each Terrorist is fighting, so in essense they should just acknowledge their homosexuality and make love not war.

5 Do we need more evidence that Bush is escalating a war on terror? It's a good time to step back and ask ourselves whether attacking a country that didn't have an Islamic extremist problem and turning it into a breeding and training grounds for Islamic extremists, while angering the rest of the Arab world, alienating our own allies, and moving our focus away from the guys who attacked us on 9/11 (anyone remember bin Laden? -- three years is too long!) is really the best approach. This war is costing us an awful lot of money (not to mention lives, God bless them). The point isn't really whether the terrorists are justified in what they're going. The point is whether WE are going about this in the best possible way.