New Report: 655,000 Iraqi Civilian Deaths Since U.S. Invasion
October 12&13:
Washington, D.C: A new report published by the Washington Post is stating that a team of American and Iraqi epidemologists have discovered that some 665,000 innocent Iraqis have died unnecessarily as a result of the U.S. invasion and occupation of that country since March of 2003. While the report points out that much of this is due to the sectarian violence which continues to escalate in that country, it makes clear that none of it would have occurred had the United States not invaded. Read more here.
New York: Jim Gilchrist, the founder of the anti-immigration vigilante group known as The Minutemen abruptly cut off a debate which was being conducted between himself and a student organizer from Columbia University Wednesday morning on Democracy Now. The Minuteman group is currently attempting to cut off federal funding to the university due to a protest which occurred when Gilchrist was speaking there recently. Democracy Now has the interview here.
Washington, D.C: A new report published by the Washington Post is stating that a team of American and Iraqi epidemologists have discovered that some 665,000 innocent Iraqis have died unnecessarily as a result of the U.S. invasion and occupation of that country since March of 2003. While the report points out that much of this is due to the sectarian violence which continues to escalate in that country, it makes clear that none of it would have occurred had the United States not invaded. Read more here.
New York: Jim Gilchrist, the founder of the anti-immigration vigilante group known as The Minutemen abruptly cut off a debate which was being conducted between himself and a student organizer from Columbia University Wednesday morning on Democracy Now. The Minuteman group is currently attempting to cut off federal funding to the university due to a protest which occurred when Gilchrist was speaking there recently. Democracy Now has the interview here.
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