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August 03, 2003MEDICAL CARE IN SAUDI ARABIAWhile the royals fly off to the land of the infidels for care at America's Mayo Clinic or Cornell's Weil Hospital, we now have a glimpse of life in a Saudi hospital. Shirley Ross of Medford Oregon worked as a nurse in Saudi Arabia for 3 years and has published an account. Here's a sample of life in the land of Wahabbi Islam: "...Consider the 8-year-old girl brought in by her father. The girl was suffering from a high fever. "She could hardly walk she was so sick," she recalls. "When I examined her, I found all these infected burn marks on her chest and back. I found out she had been burned with a hot iron by her grandfather, who was trying to cure her high temperature." Her father, who had a university degree from the United States, told an incredulous Ross that he couldn’t go against his father..." Posted at 01:19 PM by
 
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At some point, all of this has to get the attention of the bien-pensants who spout cultural-equivalence to us at every opportunity. Perhaps it should be shoved down their throats at a few college campuses, before suitably large audiences. College conservatives, take note!
Posted by: Francis W. Porretto on August 3, 2003 02:19 PM