U.S. Casualties at Lowest Since Start of Iraq War

October and November 2007 have yielded the fewest U.S. casualties since the start of the war in 2003. September 2007 yielded the lowest since it tied with 42 in 2005. Otherwise, you’d have to go back to 2003 at the start of the war to find a lower figure. August 2007 yielded the lowest U.S. casualties since 2004.

Essentially, we’re seeing the best downward trends in both civilian and military fatalities since the start of the war. HOOAH!

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[CalPatriot]

"THE Archbishop of Canterbury has said that the United States wields its power in a way that is worse than Britain during its imperial heyday. "

"He contrasted it unfavourably with how the British Empire governed India. “It is one thing to take over a territory and then pour energy and resources into administering it and normalising it. Rightly or wrongly, that’s what the British Empire did — in India"

Such revisionism.

Forgot British Empire raping the Chinese Emperors’ economy, enslaving millions of Chinese to opium addiction to make cash and the Hindus, Muslims and the Middle East exploitation. The USA has a long way to go to equal the British Empire. We have not even had an empire stage.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/faith/article2937068.ece

this is another attack on the USA, Bush and the Army.

[Amy P]

This is very big news and something all Americans should be glad of. Oct-Nov have had the lowest death rates since the beginning of the war. HOOAH!