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7/17/07 U.S. DEATH TOLL IN IRAQ
3628 U.S. SERVICEMEMBERS
The British military has reported 159 deaths; Italy, 33; Ukraine, 18; Poland, 21; Bulgaria, 13; Spain,
11;
According to the Pentagon totals, there have been 3,628
service members killed in action in Iraq,There also have been 26,558 troops wounded in action.
As of July 17, 2007
7/17/07 U.S. DEATH TOLL IN AFGHANISTAN
Some 412 U.S. service members have been killed in and around Afghanistan since the start
of Operation Enduring Freedom in late 2001
In four years, the United States has spent close to $500 billion on the war in
Iraq — more than the total for the Korean War and nearly as much as 12 years in Vietnam, adjusting for inflation. The
ultimate cost could reach $1 trillion or more.
In the days before the war almost five years ago, the Pentagon estimated that it would cost about $50 billion. Democratic
staff members in Congress largely agreed. Lawrence Lindsey, a White House economic adviser, was a bit more realistic, predicting
that the cost could go as high as $200 billion, but President Bush fired him in part for saying so.
WE CAN'T SPEND A DIME TO HELP THE PEOPLE IN AMERICA THAT NEED HELP. SCHOOLS NEED MORE MONEY. THE PEOPLE
THAT BEEN DEVASTATED BY HURRICANES NEED HELP. OUR GOVERNMENT HELPS EVERYBODY EXCEPT FOR WHO IT SHOULD HELP OUT.
HERE IS A LINK TO THE LIST OF NAMES OF SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN THAT DIED SO FAR IN THE WAR.
http://www.soldiers.usatoday.com
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Date: Sep 7, 2005 8:29 PM
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VOTE BELOW , BUSH DOING A GOOD JOB? SHOULD WE BE IN IRAQ ?
Takin from the New Orleans " Times-Picayune " News paper had reported as late as last
year that federal funding for improving and strengthening the levees had been diverted by the Bush administration into funding
the Iraq war. Work on the levees had to stop. We are now seeing the results. This was also posted in the Philadelphia Daily
news Sept 1, 2005
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