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To: tobyhill

As I already said on the previous thread:

The media/Left/UN was always talking of an average of 100 deaths daily. That would be 36,500 deaths. The actual number is 16,273. Thats less than half.
Also included are Soldiers and Police. The statistics (even from leftist/anti-war sources) show that the vast majority are young men who died in gunfire. It's safe to say that a large number of insurgents, terrorists and militiamen are inlcluded.

The numbers defy the MSM lies.


10 posted on 01/02/2007 5:34:16 AM PST by SolidWood (Sadr lives. Kill him.)
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To: SolidWood

What? It's 650,000 civilians killed in Iraq since 2003.

That's what the MSM says, and they never lie!


11 posted on 01/02/2007 5:36:25 AM PST by elcid1970
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To: SolidWood
The drive-bys may NOT be "lying," only misrepresenting WHO is killed: if they say there are "100 deaths daily," and the Iraqis (follow me on this!) say there are 16,273, or 20,227 more, they may be both right. The ADDITIONAL NUMBERS ARE THE TERRORISTS KILLED, which is right in keeping with the statistics I've published elsewhere.

"The Real Iraq Body Count." http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=23950

In other words, by Iraqi/UN (unreported) numbers, we are killing 56 terrorists a day!

Now, folks, I don't care if you are importing these people from Antarctica, there is a finite number of 16-50-year-old males who are willing to strap bombs to themselves. Obviously, many, many more prefer to be in the Iraqi army or police, despite the dangers.

So we are exterminating an entire GENERATION of jihadis, and no one, anywhere, in the news is getting this.

24 posted on 01/02/2007 7:29:20 AM PST by LS
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