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Iraq
Iraq Body Count civilian death chart
2008-01-27

I've uploaded this from Iraq Body Count. I don't trust their numbers completely, and I certainly don't trust their agenda, but lots of people do use their information in various debates. So here's a graph that might be useful in your own debates/discussions.

Reminder: the surge strategy as implemented by our forces started around February, 2007, and wasn't fully effective and deployed until June. The deaths count all sources of violence, be it Sunni or Shi'a, al-Qaeda or gang violence.

If present trends continue civilian deaths due to violence could be ~10,000 for 2008, well under the 22,586–24,159 civilian deaths estimated for the past year.
Posted by:Steve White

#7   Graph
Ethno-Sectarian Deaths and Incidents
Posted by: GolfBravoUSMC   2008-01-27 11:34  

#6  Overall Weekly Iraq Attack trends
Posted by: GolfBravoUSMC   2008-01-27 11:26  

#5  Gosh! This looks terrible for the undertakers of Iraq. Business is dieing as we speak.
Posted by: Tholush Squank4616   2008-01-27 10:39  

#4  Quagmire!!!
Any fool can see what's going on here!
Posted by: bigjim-ky   2008-01-27 10:31  

#3  They should make 2 separate charts.

How're they gonna blame the U.S. for everything if they do that?
Posted by: Raj   2008-01-27 10:07  

#2  they should make 2 separate charts. 1 for the number of deaths the US has caused personally 2 the other for deaths caused by the insurgent groups or gunfire from wedding celebrations
Posted by: sinse   2008-01-27 09:00  

#1  Peak Deth! Peak Deth!

/Huberts curve is the answer to whatever question you have and the answer is always the end of the world as we know it.
Posted by: Thomas Woof   2008-01-27 08:46  

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