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U.S. Death Toll for June Climbs to 78Posted on Jun 23, 2007Saturday was a particularly deadly day in and around Baghdad. Eight U.S. soldiers were killed by explosions or gunfire in different parts of the capital, raising the fatality count to 30 in the last six days, according to The Washington Post.
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By jbart, June 24, 2007 at 8:56 am # From the comments given so far I guess that caring has “evolved” to the “end game”. We now use sarcasm in discusing our kids being killed in an absurdly “war”? It sickens me to think that the bullshit we call a “war” in Iraq has become a joke. There’s nothing funny about what this gov’t has gotten us into. Nothing funny about what we, as a country, have become. “taking to the satreets” is not, unfortunately, a viable option. Maybe, in this “new age”, we have an alternative. One that, if done in unity, CAN have an effect. Everyone of us needs to file “exempt” on our federal tax deductions. Leave state tax exeptions in place. Stop ALL federal tax deductions. If enough “citizens” do this, D.C. will definetly take notice!! Sure, we’ll get the IRS on our asses, but we’ll get a “spotlight” on us and our reasons. Just a thought, folks.
By al trease, June 23, 2007 at 6:39 pm # perhaps we need to surge the bush twins and members of congress chldren (clinton, libierman, others?) so that the true cost of this fiasco can be brought home to the remaining backers. the neocons are worried about poor little scooter and the rest of us are wringing our hands over paris while the best this country has are being blown apart. dispicable. Add Your Comment |
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