[TravisBickle]

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

They're pretty good at expressing sorrow and outrage for those who are protecting our freedom, too bad these folks haven't figured out how to express gratitude for those who are securing their freedom. I haven't heard about any rally that cheers the ones who come home safely. Nor have I seen anything on their website that supports our troops who are still living. I guess the only troops they seem to recognize are the ones that have died.

I'm not sure if this is a nationwide thing or just in St Louis.

[msnimje]

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

[ClearCase_guy]

These are the people who would have left Black Americans to rot as slaves on the plantations. No war to free the slaves.

These are the people who would have stood by during the Jewish Holocaust. No war to defeat Fascism.

These are the people who would stand by while Islamic terrorists seek to overthrow an Arab democracy. No war to free 26 million Iraqis.

And they think they stand on the moral high ground. Idiots.

[faithincowboys]

Really, when you add up Beirut, the first Gulf War, Afghanistan, Khobar, The Cole and 9-11, we're way beyond 2,000 good guys dead.

[xcamel]

Just remember Saddam the butcher averaged over 2000 a month for just under 30 years... so the ghouls can kiss my A**

[Tzimisce]

Raise Taxes not Armies!
Cut Freedom not Pork!
Hilary in 08!

New Democrat chants.

[537cant be wrong]

yea, i really want to hang out at grand and lindel at 7pm at night...............

[quantim]

These asshats will never succeed into turning the Iraq libertion and the first domino in the part of the world history left behind into the wasted Kennedy-Johnson war no matter how hard they try.

[bnelson44]

1,997 U.S. troops have already been killed in this Iraq war.

No, 1559 have been killed. 438 died from non-hostile causes. http://icasualties.org/oif/hnh.aspx

[reagan_fanatic]

[RedRover]

Even though it's infantile, I understand the meaning of "NOT ONE MORE DEATH!" But what does "NOT ONE MORE DOLLAR!" mean? Sounds like Scrooge McDuck talking to one of his nephews.

[TASMANIANRED]

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

[RedRover]

Also "St. Louis Instead of War" is kind of a confusing name for their organization. These guys definitely need to go to Slogan School.

[Reactionary]

Liberals love racist, sexist, homophobic, imperialist America.

No. Really. They do.

[Always Right]

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

More like a party.

[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

[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.

[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.

[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"

[doug from upland]

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

[lepton]

1,997 U.S. troops have already been killed in this Iraq war.

When Dinkins was mayor of NYC, over 2200 residents died one year. By the end of Giuliani's first term, that was down to around 600. Close to 5,000 people are alive just because Dinkins was voted out of office.

3,000 people died in a little more than an hour on Sep 11th, because Osama Bin Laden was convinced we were too decadent to stand up against an attack where we suffered significant casualties.

1200 servicemen die each year in accidents.