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Wednesday, March 25, 2009


US Casualties Hit All Time Low In Iraq “Overseas Contingency Operation” With 90% Decrease

Remember, now that Obama’s President it’s not a war any more.

In the first two months of this year 19 U.S. soldiers were killed in Iraq, down from 148 in the same period two years ago, Major-General David Perkins told a joint news conference with Baghdad security spokesman Major-General Qassim Moussawi.

Moussawi said the number of militant attacks documented last week in Baghdad was at a record low.

“U.S. combat deaths (in Iraq) are at the lowest level since the war began six years ago today, a decrease of over 90 percent,” Perkins said.

Sounds like victory to me.  Of course, we won’t be done with the mission until our troops are out of Iraq in a combat capacity.  As a supporter of the war in Iraq who has never once wavered, I look forward to the day when the Iraqis can stand on their own and Obama will withdraw our combat troops.

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