Saving Private Lynch

Where we took issue with the official version as put out by Central Command, in Doha, [Qatar], to the world’s press, was the way the Americans did it. They went in, all guns blazing, helicopters, a great, heroic rescue mission.

The contention of the Iraqi doctors we spoke to was, well, actually they didn’t need to do that, they could have come and got her. And in fact, one of the doctors said the day before the Americans conducted this very elaborate rescue mission, they had actually tried to get Lynch to the Americans, by putting her in an ambulance, taking her to the front line. In the course of that journey, according to the doctors, that ambulance came under fire from American forces, and they had to take her back to the hospital.

CNN Article
I have seen part of the BBC documentary in question and they interviewed a lot of Iraqis near/in the hospital. According to them there was NO Iraqi military anywhere near the hospital. Advanced USA scouts already know this, yet they storm into the hospital with safety-locks off. And what’s with their shoot ambulance policy? I bet Jessica’s bullet wounds was from the USA military themselves.

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So true…:D