[Vision2020] Iraqi Death Rate May Top Our Civil War -- But Will the Press Confirm It?

[Chasuk]

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Quote:

"Would it surprise you to learn that if the Johns Hopkins estimates of
400,000 to 800,000 deaths are correct -- and many experts in the
survey field seem to suggest they probably are -- that the supposedly
not-yet-civil-war in Iraq has already cost more lives, per capita,
than our own Civil War (one in 40 of all Iraqis alive in 2003)? And
that these losses are comparable to what some European nations
suffered in World War II? You'd never know it from mainstream press
coverage in the U.S."


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"Intolerance betrays want of faith in one's cause." -- Mahatma Gandhi