« Previous · Home · Next » Lies and the Lying Lancets Who Tell ThemFiled under: Middle EastUber-blogger Michelle Malkin shows that the previously published estimate of 100,000 civilian casualties in Iraq following the U.S. invasion has been proven scientifically bogus. Upon review, the pseudo-study upon which the claim was based turns out to be unable to establish any significant increase in civilian fatalities, much less 100,000.  del.icio.us |  digg |  technorati |  stumble upon |  furl |  redditCommentsPost a commentTrackBack |
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