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To: mistermj who wrote (211448)	1/1/2007 8:54:32 PM
From: geode00	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

Do the work mjfdl if you can work a calculator. This is the FIFTH TIME I'm asking you to defend your argument. Obviously that's beyond your paygrade. ========= I've asked you many times before to compare apples to apples. Obviously you can't. Why is that. Also, a cursory check of the 'raw' figures doesn't show Somalia. Why is that. If I'm reading this chart correctly, in 2004 the total deaths under Bush was 1887. Giving him 1189 on average for his Presidency. Also, these figures seem to exclude active duty Guard and Reserve but that's unclear. I don't know how that figures in the Bush stats since, if I remember correctly, some 40% of those in Iraq are Guard and Reserves. BTW the 'raw' figures show exactly 1 person dying of hostile action under Clinton. That is a decent number. =========== In addition, don't forget to figure out what happened to Somalia's 18 dead and where the Bush War Profiteers and Mercenaries figure into this.