The U.S. death toll in Iraq: 1,992 and counting
Three U.S. Marines and a U.S. Army soldier were killed in Iraq Thursday, bringing the U.S. death toll for the war to 1,992. If U.S. troops continue to die at the pace they have so far this month, the American death toll in Iraq will reach 2,000 before the weekend is over.
Friday, October 21, 2005
~2K KIA
Meanwhile, we are almost at two thousand GIs who can't vote in the next election because they are dead.
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Iggy dude, would you mind sharing your source on those statistics? I doubt their accuracy. Especially since Clinton put more cops on the streets, while Bush slashed funding for police protection.
Also, what is the soldiers' "jobs overseas?" To act as stormtroopers so that Dick Cheney's Halliburton stock can increase 3000%? To establish a permanant presence in the middle east to seize control of their resources, while fanning the flames of hatred against US occupation, thus perpetuating an open-ended war which contracts out to companies who pay massive profits to the politicians who, in turn, declare more war? Is that the job you mean?
How many Iraqis have died? How many Iraqi civilians?
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