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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: Knighty Tin who wrote (572001)5/5/2004 12:06:57 PM
From: AurumRabosa  Read Replies (2) of 769670
 
9,058 to 10,914 civilians killed in Iraq:

The IRAQ BODY COUNT Project

This is a human security project to establish an independent and comprehensive public database of media-reported civilian deaths in Iraq resulting directly from military action by the USA and its allies in 2003. In the current occupation phase this database includes all deaths which the Occupying Authority has a binding responsibility to prevent under the Geneva Conventions and Hague Regulations. This includes civilian deaths resulting from the breakdown in law and order, and deaths due to inadequate health care or sanitation. Results and totals are continually updated and made immediately available on this page and on various IBC counters which may be freely displayed on any website, where they will be automatically updated without further intervention. Casualty figures are derived solely from a comprehensive survey of online media reports. Where these sources report differing figures, the range (a minimum and a maximum) are given. All results are independently reviewed and error-checked by at least three members of the Iraq Body Count project team before publication.

iraqbodycount.net

KT, some one is doing their best to keep count. I doubt the Bush led DoD will ever tell us the truth.
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