Peace Rally in New York
- added October 24, 2007
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- JordiLippe
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There is a peace march this Saturday in Manhattan. If you are interested please go and support it!
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- JordiLippe
- 11 months ago
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im in
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I will be there in spirit. Thank god the people are speaking up.
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- The_Awesome
- 11 months ago
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I go to the ones in Kenebunkport
Glad you are doing it.-
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- CarolynGillis
- 11 months ago
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Military Losses, 1980 thru 2007
http://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/natsec/RL32492.pdf)
As tragic as the loss of any member of the US Armed Forces is, consider the following statistics:
The annual fatalities of military members while actively serving in the armed forces from 1980 through 2006:
1980 ......... 2,392 (Carter Year)
1981 .......... 2,380 (Reagan Year)
1984 .......... 1,999 (Reagan Year
1988 .......... 1,819 (Reagan Year)
1989 .......... 1,636 (George H W Year)
1990 .......... 1,508 (George H W Year)
1991 .......... 1,787 (George H W Year)
1992 .......... 1,293 (George H W Year)
1993 .......... 1,213 (Clinton Year)
1994 .......... 1,075 (Clinton Year)
1995 .......... 2,465 (Clinton Year)
1996 .......... 2,318 (Clinton Year)
1997 ............. 817 (Clinton Year)
1998 .......... 2,252 (Clinton Year)
1999 .......... 1,984 (Clinton Year)
2000 .......... 1,983 (Clinton Year)
Clinton years (1993-2000): 14,000 deaths
2001 ............. 890 (George W Year)
2002 .......... 1,007 (George W Year)
2003 .......... 1,410 (George W Year)
2004 .......... 1,887 (George W Year)
2005 ............. 919 (George W Year)
2006.............. 920 (George W Year)
2007.............. 899 (George W Year)
George W years (2001-2006): 7,932 deaths
These figures mean that the loss from the two latest conflicts in the Middle East are LESS than the loss of military personnel during Bill Clinton's presidency; when America wasn't even involved in a war!
Race in general population:
European descent (White) ............... 69.12%
Hispanic ............................................ 12.5%
Black ................................................. 12.3%
Asian ................................................... 3.7%
Native American .................................. 1.0%
Other .................................................. 2.6%
Now... here are the fatalities by Race; over the past three years in Iraqi Freedom:
European descent (white) ................ 74.31%
Hispanic ........................................... 10.74%
Black ................................................ 9.67%
Asian ................................................. 1.81%
Native American ................................ 1.09%
Other ................................................ 0.33%
(These statistics are published by Congressional Research Service, and they may be confirmed by anyone at:
http://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/natsec/RL32492.pdf-
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- UTHookEmHorns73
- 6 months ago
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The Iraq War is not a war either ..it is an illegal occupation so there shouldn't be any deaths.
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- CarolynGillis
- 6 months ago
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CarolynGillis,
I've got a one word response to your so called arguement. WRONG.
Illegal occupation, huh. That's why even the liberal mass media couldn't hide all the cheering Iraqis after we took down Sadam's gang, I mean governemnt. Of course that very same liberal mass media hasn't shown all the good we've done in Iraq and the World. I'm not about to say that the US governemnt is always right in it's actions, but in this case it was. I do conceed that we should have been out of there a long time ago. But as far as going in there being bad, well I guess that means the UN and numerous other countries were wrong too. Hell, even the French had troops there (though very small in numbers).-
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- UTHookEmHorns73
- 6 months ago
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