Mission Accomplished, Part Too
Terrorist attacks worldwide shot up 25 percent last year, particularly in Iraq where extremists used chemical weapons and suicide bombers to target crowds, according to a new State Department report.
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In its annual global survey of terrorism to be released Monday, the State Department says about 14,000 attacks took place in 2006, mainly in Iraq and Afghanistan. These strikes claimed more than 20,000 lives — two-thirds in Iraq. That is 3,000 more attacks than in 2005 and 5,800 more deaths.
Altogether, 40 percent more people were killed by increasingly lethal means around the globe.
Heckuva job, W! At least we're still in Iraq so all the killing happens there and it hasn't followed us home.
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NPR has done a series of reports about what terrible shape the democratically-elected parliament is in. To say it's completely screwed is to say that the sun is "kinda hot."
Or that Bush is kind of dumb, insensitive, incurious...
Terrorist attacks worldwide shot up 25 percent last year
I believe under Adminstration definitions, it's not "terrorism" if it doesn't happen here. So everything is goin' great!
(Perhaps attacks in the UK count as 1/2 a terror attack, while those in other "Coalition of he Willing" nations are tallied as 1/4 an attack.)
Mike, you forgot Poland!
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