Posted By: MT with a heartbeat on 2008-11-28
In Reply to: Mumbai - time to bring our records home - justme

I am not defending Indian MTs, per se, but terrorists were here in the US...  So, I guess I'm not getting why you feel that would mean our medical records are in jeopardy.    My heart goes out to those people.  They did nothing wrong.  I did read something that the attacks were meant for the US and Britons that were in India.

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