Mourn The 2,000 U.S. Dead And The 100,000 Iraqi Dead

St Louis Instead of War Coalition ^ | Oct 24, 2005 | (Some Unnamed Left-Wing Looney)

[Lancer_N3502A]

Yes, they consider (in they're twisted view of the world) every person other than an American soldier to be an Iraqi civilian killed by an American soldier.

I saw an estimate somewhere that we were stacking up insurgents 20:1; so by my math that's about 40,000 dead bad guys.

[Reactionary]

Liberals love racist, sexist, homophobic, imperialist America.

No. Really. They do.

[Dark Skies]

You're counting? How many dead should we have before we give up before "evil."

Oh. And by the way, hell is the next stop on this train.

Should we fight or just go along for the ride?

[Always Right]

These people are so anxious for our soldiers to die, they're already planning the funeral.

More like a party.

[VeniVidiVici]

They never mourned the Iraqi deaths when Saadam was doing the killing.

Exactly. Funny how they say Saddam was not a threat as long as we followed a policy of "containment".

However, that would have meant that he could continue to kill 2000 Iraqis a month.

Guess they really don't give a damn about the number of Iraqis killed.

[podkane]

No reputable agency or firm believes there is 100,000 causalities from the Iraq War.

Except, apparently Johns Hopkins

http://www.jhsph.edu/publichealthnews/press_releases/PR_2004/Burnham_Iraq.html

but when the cause is just, the death toll is irrelevant, and downplaying the necessary death toll undermines our arguments for the war.

Unless you include the tens of thousands of terrorists killed by our brave men and women in uniform, but then again, most of them are not Iraqi.

Most of the insurgency are Iraqis, but they represent the forces of the past. We are the force of the present and the future.

http://www.csmonitor.com/2005/0923/dailyUpdate.html

Since we are fighting for freedom and democracy, anyone fighting against us in Iraq, be they Iraqi or not, are terrorists..

[CHICAGOFARMER]

HERE IS THE REAL AND OFFICAL LIST OF VICTIMS.

Pray for all those who have died.


http://www.geocities.com/ktkris.geo/freedom.html

[St.Chuck]

Actually, none of the wars that you list were fought with the motives that you suggest. Maybe you should refrain from calling people idiots. :o)

[GregoTX]

"Mourn The 2,000 U.S. Dead And The 100,000 Iraqi Dead"

I will HONOR the Servicemen that died. HONOR! and I dont think 100,000 Iraqis and other insurgents died. I dont mourn the deaths of the ememy in any event.

[Michael Barnes]

More like a party.

They've been practicing too; just look back on our own soil and the Wellstone Funeral..

Imagine these a$$holes back in the early/mid 1940's? They think 2K is bad across these past few years, they would double over and lick german boots, dress in a snappy facist uniforms and throw some serious sig heil's around rather than suffer the loss of life within 20 minutes alone at Normandy for the fight for freedom. These days, our guys are going at it of their own free will but I digress.

[ClearCase_guy]

I tried not to get into motives in my post. Why we fought the Civil War is an interesting question -- but no matter what motive tickles your fancy, the fact remains: if someone is 100% against war, then then American Civil War would not have been fought, and the slaves would not have been freed.

Likewise, why we fought Germany after Japan attacked us is an interesting thing to discuss. But apart from the discussion, the fact remains: without American intervention a great many more Jews would have died in death camps created for the purpose of genocide.

And I will maintain that we went to Iraq for purposes of regime change. We went there to free 26 million Iraqis.

I hope your not sorry we did that.

[Calpernia]

Respect and Honor the Sacrifices That are Made for Freedom

An Iraqi woman shows her ink stained finger after voting during the Iraqi Referendum in Mosul, Iraq, Oct. 15, 2005.

Iraqi students from the newly restored Al Aashreen Primary School, line up to receive their backpacks donated by the 6th Civil Affairs Group,2nd Battalion Attachment, 2nd Marines Regiment, 2nd Marine Division, in Kharma, Iraq, Oct 18, 2005.

Iraqi Security Force soldiers pose with an Iraqi flag in a school during the Iraqi referendum in Barwana, Iraq, Oct. 15, 2005.

Iraqi Army Commandos from the 1st Brigade, 7th Division guard a poll site at the edge of the city of Ar Ramadi, Oct. 15, 2005.

U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Pedro Chavez, 172nd Stryker Brigade, Ft. Wainwright, Alaska listens to an Iraqi man in Mosul, Iraq, Oct. 10, 2005.

A B Company, 2nd Battalion, 22nd Infantry Regiment Soldier maintains security outside the vicinity of the polling areas 15 Oct.

BAGHDAD — Iraqi citizens young and old display their ink-dipped fingers after the adults cast their ballots during the Constitutional Referendum Oct. 15 near Khadamiyah.

An Iraqi citizen deposits a ballot into the ballot box as part of a rehearsal at a local polling site in Diyala province, Iraq, Oct. 8, 2005.

An Iraqi child holds a Meal Ready-to-Eat given to him by members of the U.S. Army in Mosul, Iraq, Oct. 10, 2005.

Iraqi school children give the "thumbs-up" sign to U.S. Marines Corps members from the 6th Civil Affairs Group, 2nd Marine Division in Kharma, Iraq, Oct 2, 2005.

[Michael Barnes]

Cool post...thanks.

[Congressman Billybob]

No one can keep the leftwing loonies from having their parties to dance on the graves of American men and women in uniform. However, we can help to expose them as worthless, geopolitical morons by getting the press to tell ALL of the story, not just the death dances of the loonies. Click below.

Congressman Billybob

Latest column: "Reporting on the 2,000th American Death in Iraq"

[SuziQ]

No reputable agency or firm believes there is 100,000 causalities from the Iraq War.

From where does this figure come? I'd be curious to know what the average number of deaths per year were in Baghdad before the war. I'd like to see that number compared to the number of deaths per year in any comparably sized city.

[Calpernia]

>>>>And funny how there's not one word on their website about the thousands of unborn children who are killed every single day in this country.

That is because it is the same group.

Ramsey Clark = ANSWER

Ramsey Clark = Not In Our Name

Ramsey Clark = IAC

AND, drum roll......

LOOK:

[FLASHBACK] Ramsey Clark backs the President's Supreme Court nominee http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1437269/posts <--CLICK

(Did I mention Ramsey Clark is one of Saddam's lawyers?)

My gosh, here he is again with John Kerry!

[Congressman Billybob]

Don't trash the good name of Johns Hopkins with this trash statistic. Some leftist professors who hang their hats at Hopkins published an alleged "research" paper in which they found from Iraqi statistics that the deaths of civilians were "between 10,000 and 100,000."

Of course, the anti-war nuts seized on the larger number. But anyone who knows anything about statistics knows that a range this broad is meaningless. Example: would you sign an employment contract that said your salary was "between $10,000 and $100,000"?

I thought not. Does sound a little vague, doesn't it?

Congressman Billybob

Latest column: "Reporting on the 2,000th American Death in Iraq"

[RedRover]

There's no son of-a-b!tc# like a leftist son of-a-b!tc#.

[bnelson44]

You sound like Patton

[doug from upland]

Ummmmmm.....aren't the innocent people in Iraq being killed by the terrorist bastards?