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J-Excel · February 2nd, 2004, 06:09 PM

I skimmed thru the article, but I didn't see where the author gave the "real" number of casualties. I did see some examples of poor logic and obvious bias though.

I'm inclined to believe the number given by the government for the number of US deaths: slightly over 500. My prediction was that that number would be 3000 before then end of major combat operations, which the President identified as May 1. So, I see every day that that number is below 3000 as a blessing.

February 2nd, 2004, 06:09 PM	#6 (permalink)
J-Excel Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Kzoo, MI Posts: 883	I skimmed thru the article, but I didn't see where the author gave the "real" number of casualties. I did see some examples of poor logic and obvious bias though. I'm inclined to believe the number given by the government for the number of US deaths: slightly over 500. My prediction was that that number would be 3000 before then end of major combat operations, which the President identified as May 1. So, I see every day that that number is below 3000 as a blessing.