Iraqi Civil War by the Numbers

Sun, 2006-03-26 10:35 — kvkopf

Like a child caught lying, that when pressed stubbornly insists on repeating the same lie, President Neuman reiterated that Iraq is not in a state of civil war. But...by almost any objective measure the numbers simply don't add up.

Let's take two examples of acknowledged civil wars from the 20th century: One of the longest running, the Guatemalan Civil War and one of the bloodiest, the Bosnian secession from Yugoslavia.

Read the rest at Blognonymous and find out why Bu$hCo is full of sh*t!

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