Moncton Forum

from BBC (where else?)

The Lancet medical journal published its peer-reviewed survey last October.

It was conducted by the John Hopkins School of Public Health and compared mortality rates before and after the invasion by surveying 47 randomly chosen areas across 16 provinces in Iraq.

The researchers spoke to nearly 1,850 families, comprising more than 12,800 people.

In nearly 92% of cases family members produced death certificates to support their answers. The survey estimated that 601,000 deaths were the result of violence, mostly gunfire.

Well, let me invent a new word, Iraqi Holocaust.

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"Every dog is a lion at home" - Italian proverb
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50 Years of Space Age

Another report estimated 655,000.

But who's counting.

Afterall Sadam is dead. Why are all these innocent people dying? So if they were looking for a few criminals in Moncton they would kill thousands of us to get that one dead man? I think it's a good name for it.

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Never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups.

There IS no other name for it, is there?

And it's ongoing.  Even the U.S. as a whole wants to get out, but Gorgeous George is going to veto any motion by their house of reps to get their people out of there.

Unfortunate!

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"I think we have done this before and we shall do it again. The players may be different but the rules of game remains the same".