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Monday, January 01, 2007

For the 3000 Fallen

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Time to Reflect As Iraq Toll Hits 3,000

By ALLEN G. BREED
The Associated Press
Sunday, December 31, 2006; 8:43 PM


ARLINGTON, Va. -- Perhaps no place illustrates the toll of the Iraq war more vividly than Section 60 of Arlington National Cemetery. In this "garden of stone," in ruler-straight rows, rest one-tenth of the Iraq war's American dead, whose number has reached 3,000.

Privates lie beside officers. Soldiers beside Marines. Muslim troops beside Christians and those of other faiths.

Read At The Washington Post

Comments on "For the 3000 Fallen"

 

Blogger SadButTrue said ... (2:11 AM) : 

I love Sarah McLachlan, but I take issue with the graphic near the end of that video. The soldiers in Iraq are not 'fighting for our freedom,' in fact just the opposite.
The Iraq 'war' (really an illegal invasion and occupation) has been the centerpiece in the fictitious premise that Bush is a wartime president. The so-called Great War on Terror has enabled such abuses against freedom as the USA PATRIOT Act, NSA wiretapping, the Military Commissions Act, the suspension of habeas corpus, etc. The soldiers in Iraq are fighting and dying for Bush's freedom to do whatever he wants under the flimsy legal aegis of the Unitary Executive (translation: dictator) - his freedom, not yours.

 

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