US Soldiers Killed In Iraq Since 2003

There Is Something Odd Here

You normally don't wait a week to announce five separate soldiers killed. You have to suspect that are scattered like this for a reason, which is most likely a suspicious ambush.

On Friday 5/26/07

On Friday announced that six more soldiers have been added to the week's toll, bringing the total number of military dead since the invasion to 3,442.

Two were killed by a roadside bomb, and four more soldiers died in a series of attacks since Tuesday, it said.

On Saturday 5/27/07... 8 U.S. deaths in Iraq

On 4/26/07 the military reported the deaths of eight U.S. troops. A Marine, died in combat in Anbar province. Three U.S. soldiers were killed north of Baghdad, when an explosion hit their patrol; another died in a roadside bombing in south Baghdad.

Late Friday, a soldier was killed in an ambush near Taji, north of the capital, and two other soldiers were hit by a roadside bomb on Wednesday in eastern Baghdad, the military said.

Total dead 3452

On Sunday 5/28/07... Ten U.S. deaths in Iraq

Ten more American soldiers have been killed in fighting in Iraq, the military announced on Sunday. Most of the 10 US soldiers were slain in and around Baghdad, the epicentre of Iraq's vicious sectarian conflict.

Four soldiers were killed in two attacks in the Sunni province of Salaheddin on Saturday, while another four were killed in blasts in the capital of Baghdad. A marine and another soldier died in combat north and west of the capital

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Dying For What?

Just exactly are we doing in Iraq? We are dying, and killing Arabs, for that sewer called Israel. So a group of greasy Zionists can control the world's oil. And once they do they will ration it the same way they do health care.

In the year 2017, you will graduate from  local community branch of Brandeis. From there it's onto Stein-Mart, where you will get medical, dental, and gas ration cards. Naturally if you have collected any 'Anti-Semitic' demerits on your way, your pay grade will be G-1.

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