Roy: interview: "Q. Mrs. Roy, what are your feelings and thoughts when you watch the TV coverage of the war in Iraq?

A. Primarily, I am fighting to remain in control of my own anger. I try to keep my cool, to keep my sanity, to keep my balance. Because once you lose control and allow yourself to feel that impulse of rage you suffer.

Q. What makes you angry?

A. Firstly, just to watch the horror of that war. Secondly, to endure the horror of the propaganda and thirdly, to deal with the fact that effectively language is stolen from you."

Roy: interview: "Q. Mrs. Roy, what are your feelings and thoughts when you watch the TV coverage of the war in Iraq?

A. Primarily, I am fighting to remain in control of my own anger. I try to keep my cool, to keep my sanity, to keep my balance. Because once you lose control and allow yourself to feel that impulse of rage you suffer.

Q. What makes you angry?

A. Firstly, just to watch the horror of that war. Secondly, to endure the horror of the propaganda and thirdly, to deal with the fact that effectively language is stolen from you."