And they sound a lot like the questions we have for her. Nice to see that not everyone is blinded by the rhetoric of the communist newspaper and its star reporter.
(Kudos to http://littlegreenfootballs.com/weblog/?entry=14981 LGF for this link)
Finally, are we really to believe that the Italians’ car was hit by “400 bullets, a storm of projectiles” (Mr Scolari)? Are we really to believe Giuliana Sgrena when she says that she personally picked “handfuls of bullets” off the seat, but that, in this premeditated rain of fire from an armored vehicle against an automobile with no armor plating, only one passenger actually died?
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It seems to us equally reasonable to wonder in conclusion that if Washington had been determined that the Italian journalist should die, why – for her and our good fortune – did she survive? What caused the plot to abort? And why were two Italians actually left alive to bear witness to the attack? Let it be clear that it is quite possible that each of these questions has a satisfactory answer. But if that is the case, we hope that today, when heads are cooler, politicians and commentators from all parties will devote their attention to finding those answers.