So many times we tend to forget the "real casualties" of this war - "All the children left behind, either home or in Iraq". We have become to "used" to hearing about the loss of life in this conflict, that we've become so immune to it, especially when it doesn't necessarily affect us directly. Then once in a while there are those journalists such as Mr. Richard Engle who bring it all at back into perspective in such a "humanistic approach" by telling a news story that not only provides us with an "accurate tale" of some of the worse cassualties of this war, but telling in it a way that makes us not see the these foreign children as enemies, but as "children who need our help an support". Children who in no way have fault for what what has happened. Children who do not have fault for what the "adults and so called leaders" of either country have caused. These are simply children who have been robbed of a peaceful existence not through actions of their own, but through the outcome of war. We cannot forget these children...thanks to this story, I am going to get involved and find a way to help.