how many Iraqis have been killed since we invaded Iraqi?
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We don't do body counts. Independent estimates range from 75.000 to 150,000. That doesn't account for the one who will die in the future from their injuries or the estimated half million who will die within 10 years from radiation poisoning.
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Total - Barely over 500,000\nIn Iraq - over 135,00\nOverseas in General (Germany, Italy, Korea, etc) - 328,000\nStateside - 174,000
859104
Great post!!  Your facts do not lie.  I really don't understand why people are so worked up over this Iraq situation.  As you stated, these are not alarming death tolls.  Our country has chosen to defend ourselves through a terrorist hosting country.  I give great credit to those who put their life down for our country, the 2,839 that were killed could be a very small number compared to the next terroirst attack on the US. THANKS FOR THE STATS!!! Happy Veterans day to all of my co-servers. =)
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Iraqbodycount.org puts the current death rate (for Iraq alone) somewhere between 34,139-38,280.
1063467
How does one invade a country, kill thousands of its citizens, destroy its infrastructure, occupy it, disrespect its culture, incite civil war and then claim to be doing it in the interests of their citizens. I wonder how many of the victims bothered to vote before they were killed by their "liberating invaders". Did you really think that this war was about the mushy-love we have for the Iraqi people?
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well the current death toll for americans in iraq is now 2267 which saddens me to say because people in my job are over there right now and the army is in need of them more than ever.  but that in itself is sad enough to see i have no idea of the exact ammount in that city but at least you know that only a portion of that amount has died in that city
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2,687 US Troops Killed\n100,000 Iraqis killed\n19,945 US Wounded\n$315 BILLION spent on the war.\n\nGet a carebadge at the site below and support our troops, f*ck the war, but support the troops... after all they are fighting for us to have the right to free speech.
703916
The Iraqis didn't destroy the American military; there have only been just 2837 US military killed since 9-11.  Compare that with 400,000 US dead in WW II and you can see that Iraq is basically nothing more than a 'training exercise' to keep military tactics, strategies and reflexes honed.\n\nAnd yes....duh...America is still the one and only superpower.
586929
Wow, you've never met a marine have you?  If you get all your info from CNN, then you probably think that NO Iraqis have been killed, only our men.  They just did an operation where dozen of Taliban members were bombed and killed.  We lost some men on a truck that fell off a bridge and THAT made the evening news.  God Bless America.... ?
623895
no US shud stop fighting with Iraq.the life of iraqi's are really very worst
317100
Its A Burning Question :\n\nThe US Congress passed a resolution in October 2002 that authorized military force to enforce UN sanctions and "defend the national security of the United States against the continuing threat posed by Iraq." \n\nOn 20 March 2003, the United States launched a war against Iraq, with President Bush saying the attack was to "disarm Iraq and to free its people"; 250,000 United States troops were supported by approximately 45,000 British, 2,000 Australian and 200 Polish combat forces. \n\nThe US State Department released this list of the "coalition of the willing": Afghanistan, Albania, Australia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Colombia, the Czech Republic, Denmark, El Salvador, Eritrea, Estonia, Ethiopia, Georgia, Hungary, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, the Netherlands, Nicaragua, the Philippines, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, Turkey, United Kingdom, Uzbekistan and the United States. \n\nOn 1 May, aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln and under a "Mission Accomplished" banner, the President said, "Major combat operations have ended; in the battle of iraq, the US and her allies have prevailed... We've removed an ally of al Qaida." Fighting continues; there is no scheduled departure of US troops. \n\nThe Iraqi Interim Government (IIG) assumed authority for governing Iraq on June 28, 2004. Elections are scheduled for January 2005. \n\nWhereas the first Gulf War was measured in days, this second has been measured in months. Fewer than 200 US military were killed in the first war; more than 1,000 have been killed in the second. Congress has appropriated $151 billion for the war effort.
521929
yes there are some American soldiers killing Iraqi's.  However the ones being killed by the Americans are not your typical Iraqi.  They are the ones who like to murder their fellow Iraqi's, such as when Saddam gassed to death over 30 thousand Kurdish Iraqi's.\n\nSo, basically, the American soldiers are protecting more current and future lives than can ever be imagined.
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There were no WMDs, there were no terrorists in Iraq.  There are NOW.  The gas was less than a dollar a gallon, there was more electricity, the oil exports were higher, they had jobs.  \nThe biggest deal to me however is that this nation, for no good reason, invaded and overthrew a legitimate government for no good reason.  We have had 2500 die.  How many Iraqi's have died?  No one knows!  Who were they bothering before we invaded?  Why are they branded terrorists?  They feel they are defending their country.  How many of us wouldn't do the same things they are?  Hell no they are no better off.
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kutekymme,, what is the previous record.  Do you mean the 30k+ civilians that Saddam GASSED to death?  Or do you mean the civilians that are housing the enemy soldiers who are shooting from the rooftops of their homes?\n\nAlso, What war has the lowest number of soldiers killed in it?\nI'll give you a hint, Iraq.
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For the lastest death count see\n http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/ops/iraq_casualties.htm
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The most scientifically accurate study of civilian deaths since the war started was done by the Lancet, a British medical journal in 2004.\n\nBased on the number of Iraqi fatalities recorded by the survey teams, the researchers calculated that the death rate since the invasion had increased from 5 percent annually to 7.9 percent. That works out to an excess of about 100,000 deaths since the war, the researchers reported in a paper released early by the Lancet.\n\nAt times it may have been worse under Saddam, but that was long before the invasion.  Saddam's worst killings were committed in the 1980s, including his gassing of Kurds at Halabja in 1988.  In Halabja 5,000 innocent civilians, 75% women and children were killed by Saddam's forces using chemical weapons.
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US Army: about 2500 deaths, Iraqis: about 100,000. Who's kicking whose butts???