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Ant:
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/02/18/international/middleeast/18cnd-iraq.html?hp&ex=1108789200&en=913b10b7ec443db0&ei=5094&partner=homepage

More good news from Iraq. Oh and four more U.S. soldiers are reported dead.  Hopefully things will get better, but the statistics show things have only gotten worse.



In January alone 800 U.S. troops were injured.



And during that same month close to 100 died. 

And now we are hearing more frequently that Iraq is increasing terrorist recruitement:
http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/0217terror-split17.html

Trauma-san:
People died in a WAR? HOW?

ecrazy:

--- Quote from: Trauma on February 18, 2005, 09:12:12 PM ---People died in a WAR? HOW?

--- End quote ---

I Am As Shocked As You

Ant:

--- Quote from: Trauma on February 18, 2005, 09:12:12 PM ---People died in a WAR? HOW?

--- End quote ---

If you didn't have such a hard time with logical reasoning this post would make more sense to you, but unfortunately for you, and the rest of us, the country is full of foolish confused bigots like yourself.

You see, its often quoted, and convienently forgotten that the war was declared finished more than a year ago.  And didn't we just have elections?  But more people are still dying, and since the war ended more people have died per month than while the war was supposedly going on.  Of course you know all this, you've heard it many times before, but your bigotry prevents it from sinking in. 

Not to mention that the rationale for this war has changed perhaps a dozen times, and each time we've learned that even the newly manufactured post hoc rationalization for why we went to this war cannot stand up to criticism.   I don't need to go over these, by now they should be well known to you. 

But the fact remains... the death toll for this war will be somewhere around 100k when all is said and done.  Some estimates suggest that already close to 100,000 iraqi civilians have died as a result of this war.  And for what?  There were no WMD, there was no tie to al-queda, there was no ability to build WMD, and there have been elections but yet the deaths and attacks have only intensified.    And in case you haven't forgotten this whole thing cost us only $200 billion dollars, of course we were told it would cost next to nothing, of course you remember that part to, but of course it doesn't matter to you.   

dexter:
Thank you^^

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