528 American sons and daughters have died in pursuit of weapons of mass destruction that did not exist.
Actually it's 366 from hostile action. I see we've gone all the way over to the media's lumping all deaths into one number. Isn't 366 enough?
And didn't the number used to be 2 a day?
Odd. I was not aware that thousands of troops in Iraq were all looking for WMD. I was under the impression that they were training Iraqi security forces, protecting civilians, removing conventional weapons, rebuilding lives and property, eliminating Baathists and Islamists who are killing many more Iraqis than Americans, constructing schools, developing a method of self-government, and a number of other things that are obviously completely irrelevant to you.
Has anyone else noticed that the liberation of 25 million people has been declared of absolutely no importance, since it was not the Number One Reason for regime change?
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