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Fatalities

• October 29 -- Boosting
a Dubious Iraq Body Count to Bash Bush
"Study Puts Iraqi Deaths Of Civilians At 100,000" reads the
headline to another conveniently timed anti-Bush story from Iraq. What the Times
leaves out: The project's lead researcher is opposed to the war ,and the
anti-war Human Rights Watch say the numbers look "inflated."
• October 19 -- Classifying Terrorists as "Victims" in Iraq
The Times attempts to quantify the death toll among Iraqis: "A weeklong effort to tally Iraqi casualties shows soldiers, insurgents, politicians, journalists, a judge, a medic and restaurant workers among the victims." Why is the
Times calling terrorists trying to kill U.S. troops and Iraqi civilians "victims"?
• September 9 -- Marking 1,000 Deaths in Iraq With an Ethnic Angle
Monica Davey tallies the dead in Iraq, including "women and Hispanics."
E-mail
TimesWatch Director, Clay Waters, with TimesWatch feedback at
cwaters@mediaresearch.org
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