U.S. military: 77,000 Iraqis killed over 5 years

A new U.S. military tally puts the death toll of Iraqi civilians and security forces in the bloodiest years of the war thousands below Iraqi government figures.

The little-noticed body count is the most extensive data on Iraqi war casualties ever released by the American military. It tallied deaths of almost 77,000 Iraqis between January 2004 and August 2008 — the darkest chapter of Iraq's sectarian warfare and the U.S. troop surge to quell it.

But the tally falls short of the estimated 85,694 deaths of civilians and security officials between January 2004 to Oct. 31, 2008, as counted last year by the Iraqi Human Rights Ministry.

U.S. soldiers inspect the aftermath of a car bombing in Baghdad in February, 2009.

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Good Job Guys !!


Now all those psychopaths can come home and become law enforcement officers !! looks like a win/win situation !!

Doesn't matter how many they cut it, Iraqis die needlessly every day for what, from what? Oil! Occupation! DU!

It was all about stealing Iraqi oil, enriching the globalist elite and further advancing the one world order.



For LockMart, torture is a growth industry for the military industrial complex.

Iraq Inc.: Corporate war hogs feed at war trough

I guess the real weapons of mass destruction turned out to be the U.S. Military and the people who made the decision to send them there.

Originally posted by DrumsRfun
I guess the real weapons of mass destruction turned out to be the U.S. Military and the people who made the decision to send them there.

100% True. The WMD statement by globalist elite puppet G.W. Bush was just the pretext to convince the world that Saddam Hussein had WMDs and Iraq needed to be invaded to remove them.

In fact, the military-industrial complex stood to gain the most out of the Iraq occupation, dubbed Iraq Inc.