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Civilian Dead in Iraq now past 6,000

by non Thursday, Jul. 10, 2003 at 7:30 PM

Feeling proud, America? Enjoying being an occupying power? Hey George... where ARE those weapons of mass destruction?! (Photo - A demonstrator holds a poster of a dead Iraqi child, outside the U.S. embassy in Pretoria, during a protest against Rresident George W. Bush's visit to Africa, July 9, 2003 - REUTERS/Juda Ngwenya)

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Iraq civilian body count passes 6,000
09 Jul 2003

LONDON (Reuters) - New information from remote locations of Iraq has pushed up the civilian death toll from the U.S.-led war by 500 in the last month to at least 6,000, an Anglo-American research group says. The Iraq Body Count's (IBC) latest figures, based on media reports and more than a dozen counting projects from independent investigators in and outside Iraq, put the minimum number of civilians dead at 6,055 and the maximum at 7,706.

"Both the U.S. & the U.K. said they were taking every effort to minimise civilian casualties and talked a lot about smart, precision weapons," IBC researcher John Sloboda told Reuters. "From that, one could have expected a clean war with very few casualties, but I don't call 5,000 to 7,000 very few. It is clear the coalition claims were political claptrap."

The latest IBC toll has risen by about 500 after information arrived from areas that had not been reached before by outsiders. The group says its statistics are the most comprehensive collation of civilian deaths available.

"If you look at a map of Iraq, there are still a lot of places, that you would imagine allied troops have gone through, where there have been no reports of killings yet, simply because no journalist or researcher has gone there," said Sloboda, a psychology professor from Britain's Keele University.

The IBC, run by British and American academics and peace activists, has chastised London and Washington for not setting up an official investigation into civilian deaths. "Then there are the deaths by malnutrition and dehydration as a consequence of the war which we haven't even started talking about," Sloboda added.

The United States and Britain have repeatedly stressed their tactics were designed to keep civilian casualties to a minimum. But they are declining to give estimates.
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The time for retribution is coming.

by Alex Thursday, Jul. 10, 2003 at 7:57 PM

We've been putting up with brownshirts from the Free Republic and assorted ZionNazis since 9/11. Bush is about to be swept out of power. The tide will turn. When it does, watch out you FReepers and KOBE scum, because payback is a bitch.
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uh, yeah...

by fresca Thursday, Jul. 10, 2003 at 8:35 PM

" When it does, watch out you FReepers and KOBE scum, because payback is a bitch."

I'm sure they're shaking.
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He's right

by Eddie Friday, Jul. 11, 2003 at 7:08 AM

"Bush is about to be swept out of power."

That's true. He will be swept out of power in January 2005.
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