  urlLink Captain's Quarters Michael Berg, the father of Nick Berg, seems to be an utterly craven moral coward! As the writer here says, you can understand a certain level of grief when a man deals with the brutal murder of his son, but this is well beyond the pale. How about an excerpt of Michael Berg's column in the Guardian? "People ask me why I focus on putting the blame for my son's tragic and atrocious end on the Bush administration. They ask: "Don't you blame the five men who killed him? " I have answered that I blame them no more or less than the Bush administration, but I am wrong: I am sure, knowing my son, that somewhere during their association with him these men became aware of what an extraordinary man my son was. I take comfort that when they did the awful thing they did, they weren't quite as in to it as they might have been. I am sure that they came to admire him. I am sure that the one who wielded the knife felt Nick's breath on his hand and knew that he had a real human being there.
I am sure that the others looked into my son's eyes and got at least a glimmer of what the rest of the world sees. And I am sure that these murderers, for just a brief moment, did not like what they were doing. George Bush never looked into my son's eyes. George Bush doesn't know my son, and he is the worse for it. George Bush, though a father himself, cannot feel my pain, or that of my family, or of the world that grieves for Nick, because he is a policymaker, and he doesn't have to bear the consequences of his acts.
George Bush can see neither the heart of Nick nor that of the American people, let alone that of the Iraqi people his policies are killing daily. " The writer of this link has a much better detailed analysis, so go over there and read it all. 
