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[apocalypsos]

As tviokh said, so much for those explosives having been long gone before the invasion.

EDIT: Oh, her name is NOT Hayden Kristianson. Wait ... yes, yes it is. I can't decide if that's sad or terrifying. (Btw, I haven't even watched an episode yet and I'm already rooting for the pro wrestlers. Their photos amuse me. :))

HEADING-BACK-TO-THE-POLITICAL EDIT: 100,000 Iraqi civilians have died since the invasion, mostly due to airstrikes from coalition forces. I feel nauseous.

Comments

[tviokh.livejournal.com]

Oh but they're free now, probably in Hell for being heathen non-Christian scum, but the point is they're not living under a brutal, yet hopelessly inept, dictator Saddam anymore!

Yeah.

That's it.

Five more days to the regime change.

[snellios.livejournal.com]

why does IraqBodyCount.com only say 14000 have died?

[tviokh.livejournal.com]

This one, as far as I understand, is the first 'official' and even marginally reliable body count.

[snellios.livejournal.com]

Until now loads of people, including the media, said IBC was reliable, accurate and unbiased! >:O

[lots42.livejournal.com]

Two things: I don't dare go to MSNBC pages because I like my computer non-spyawared. But another news article I read a few hours ago said the whole crappy explosives thing is still unconfirmed.

Two: I read the 10,000 article and it was based on interivews in a culture that believes it's ok to lie about the enemy. I thought it was going to be something like reading hospital records...that I would trust more then the man on the Baghdad street interview.