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I for one, won't be looking.

When the DANIEL PEARL video was online, I accidently watched part of it, and it was horrible. The video loaded up so fast,and started playing at the murder part so there was no time to even look away before the image was burned into my memory.

I'm not taking any chances with the latest "watch someone die" pictures. DRUDGE says that the images are even "worse" than the DANIEL PEARL scenes.

Yesterday, while I was watching coverage of the war, as the video became available to news organisations, anchors & reporters, ALL, reported viewing the gruesome scenes although they were not allowed to show it on television.

Two things bothered me about this, one, the "I know something you don't know" aspect. And two, why didn't ANY of the people who had the opportunity to view the tape, REFUSE TO WATCH?????