A Johns Hopkins survey of civilian casualties in Iraq, "The Human Cost of the War in Iraq," gave a 95% certainty to the figure being between 426,269 and 793,663, with the highest probability given to the figure of 601,027. The initial version of this article said the study gave a 95% certainty to the 601,027 figure.Winning the hearts and minds. I guess you'll have to take up arguements with John Hopkins university, these are not my figures, but they are horrific. Thanks Dubya, fine job of making friends world wide. I hope they put it on your tombstone:"G.W. Bush, the man responsible for over half a million deaths world wide". Our leader, aint it great?
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