[b4its2late]

It's by design.

[Hegemony Cricket]

two words - a lot

[angkor]

Just read the civilian numbers. At least half are Hezzie terrorists.

[AmericaUnited]

Try reading some of the articles posted such as this one"

[Tulsa Ramjet]

CNN breaking just now:

"Israel's Justice Minister Haim Ramon said on Israeli TV that the military has killed 300 Hezbollah fighters since the start of the military campaign three weeks ago."

[RandallFlagg]

If we rarely get an accurate count of the dead enemy in Iraq or Afghanistan, why would the enemedia be willing to make it look like the good guys are winning in this war?

[RightWhale]

Numbers have been released. Not by the Hizbas, though.

[txrangerette]

Probably you are sincere and mean well with your question; however, it should not be placed in "breaking news".

[Xenalyte]

Hizzie's Casualities . . . isn't that a college band?

(BTW, it's spelled "casualties." Take that extra I out and you're in bidness.)

[ckilmer]

you also don't see pictures of hiz fighters alive either. Both their dead and and their living fighters are strickly off screen.

[MinuteGal]

Of even greater interest to me is that there's no mention of Hezzie POWs. We see no photos of internment facilities, no lines or groups of prisoners with hands on heads, no pics of Hezzie combatants cowering in rubble at Israeli gunpoint, no numbers released of captures or surrenders .

Methinks that as the Israeli forces fight their way northward few prisoners are taken, if you know what I mean.

Leni

[Dumpster Baby]

two words - a lot

Amen. The NVA and Vietcong went to great lengths to drag off their dead, even if it meant taking more casualties doing it. The object was to discourage their enemy, and prevent loss of morale among their own.

During the Korean War our allies, the Ethiopians, never left a dead man on the field and never had a prisoner taken by the Chinese. As a result the Chinese opposing them were pretty spooked by their own losses to these mystery men they could never identify.