Friday, October 06, 2006
Still Not a Civil War
The New York Times notes, "About 4,000 Iraqi policemen have been killed and more than 8,000 others wounded in the last two years." Yep, you read that right; 6,000 dead or wounded per year, but it still ain't a civil war. Just like the economy here in the U.S. is going gang busters despite adding only 51,000 jobs in September. I mean, it only took five plus years for the stock market to recover under the economic policies of the Bush regime.
The New York Times notes, "About 4,000 Iraqi policemen have been killed and more than 8,000 others wounded in the last two years." Yep, you read that right; 6,000 dead or wounded per year, but it still ain't a civil war. Just like the economy here in the U.S. is going gang busters despite adding only 51,000 jobs in September. I mean, it only took five plus years for the stock market to recover under the economic policies of the Bush regime.