Civilians and Military -- What is the Death Toll in Iraq since the start of the War?

Answer 1

For the people of Iraq it is LESS with us there than it would have been under Saddam and his torture rooms.

Answer 2

19,000 wounded and 2598 dead Americans. Between 300,000 and 500,000 civilians have died since desert Storm in Iraq. The use of depleted uranium will kill more over 100 years.
Numbers are from the UN site.
The Iraq war will cost working class tax payers $2 trillion over ten years, plus vets disabilities and law suits.

Answer 3

At least 40,069 civilian deaths. Military deaths (U.S. only) 2,600 total 2,106 in battle. 19,270 officially wounded (U.S. military). 40,069 civilian deaths is four times as many as Saddam Hussein is accused of killing. And Iraq had nothing to do with 9-11.

Answer 4

This sniveling liberal acknowledged at your link - and it fairly is right now obtrusive that the unintended demise fee become in non-end decline less than Clinton - then the unintended fee and the strive against deaths shot up less than Bush the flaming fool little twerp. So who cares with connection with the troops sufficient to maintain them alive? - It become that sniveling Clinton. Why are literally not you in Iraq suffering with?

Answer 5

Less than one day of civil war. I'm glad you ask those questions.

Is it the USA's fault that stupid muslims suicide bomb each other?

Answer 6

http://icasualties.org/oif/