Comments on: Women’s Space: Why So Little Attention To Tracy Barker/Halliburton Story?

By: militaryman

militaryman — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 21:13:25 +0000

Dear Tracy and Galen,Thank you for your courage in going public and telling everyone what happened to you, even after you came home. Public outrage, congressional abuse. This needs the attention brought to your case and what has happened since returning home. It’s exactly what is needed to help protect others from similar future victimization. Even if your attackers and those involved in the cover-up are not brought to justice legally, the public needs to know who they are and what they did. What KBR had already allowed to happen to you, I am truly convinced they would have continued assaulting you and then murdered you by staging an accident or murder to look like a suicide when they needed you to disappear. I am furious about the insults that are stated in relation to your Bush appointed Judge not made by the two of you but made towards you and some idiots mocking President Bush in UTUBE videos. That is horrible that you both are military family and this type of treatment towards you is unacceptable. Tracy I am glad that Kevin Rodgers National Guard let you use his cell phone to call you husband. You deserve Justice!

By: grmuza

grmuza — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 21:06:50 +0000

Thank you for bringing this story to the public’s attention. And what is wrong with 2020 they are a nightmare. Thank You womens space for standing up for Tracy. This report devasted me tremendously, and is indicative of the government’s many, many coverups, Halliburton’s coverups, rape cover ups, and abuse to this rape victim when I saw Ms Barker on video upset and looked on google images there is a picture of Tracy at the congressional Hearing. NO ONE should be re victimized after coming back to the United States NO ONE! Write your Congressmen and Senators and make sure this case is investigated !!! This cannot be allowed to Happen!!!! do it!!! WRITE THEMI am going to

By: antieantel

antieantel — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 21:00:29 +0000

Kudos to Tracy K Barker for bringing to light what happens to women in Iraq. I, too was sexually exploited, and am living with it today. You are brave thank you for helping other women and making the public aware. I’m sorry for what has happened to you in th United States there is no reason why you should be treated like this after helping other rape victims this makes me mad. I don’t care if you are not from Texas this is crap of what has happened to you. I apologize from the Americans for such a form of abuse that you have experienced while fighting for Justice.

By: borroughl

borroughl — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 20:54:19 +0000

What else is new? How terrible for MS. Barker. Her experiences clearly reflect that Justice is indeed blind. Will she ever receive justice, one would hope so
and the udge from Texas has the nerve to say this
http://www.truthout.org/article/sex-assault-suit-against-halliburton-killed

By: borroughl

borroughl — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 20:51:24 +0000

I believe this is totally true They think they are above the law You hear more and more everyday about similar cases How can there ever be justice if no one is ever held responsible.? And beyond that..what is wrong with these other people?