so far was more than twelve hundred lives lost according to the widely quoted audit iraq body count all adding to the total of over one hundred thousand violent civilian deaths that iraq's witness since the start of the u.s. led invasion in two thousand and three many military experts say it's the armed intervention that's led to this rapid rise in the country where the round four thousand suicide bombers blowing themselves up over the past decade well figure showing that it's becoming deadlier by the months come from iraq body count the world's largest public database of violent civilian deaths in iraq since the us invasion its in cooperation with this website that artie's launched its online project iraq two thousand and thirteen a year of carnage or a smith spoke to one of the iraq body count co-founders about what's driving their work and how they find accurate data. a prominent u.s. general said of the war in afghanistan we don't do body counts it's too hard they said to get accurate information out of such chaos so others stepped in believing the human cost of war must be counted

up over the past decade or figure showing that it's becoming deadlier by the month come from iraq body count the world's largest public database of violence a billion deaths in iraq since the us invasion it's in cooperation with this website and our teams launched its online project iraq twenty thirteen a year of carnage or smith spoke to one of the iraq body count go founders about what's driving their work and how they find accurate data. a prominent u.s. general said of the war in afghanistan we don't do body counts it's too hard they said to get accurate information out of such chaos so others stepped in believing the human cost of war must be counted the iraq body count was born and according to the website's figures this year has been the deadliest in iraq since two thousand and eight how many co-found how many why this upsurge in violence more than seven thousand people have been killed this year well there's a variety of factors but one of the fights is that we tend to focus on because we are looking at the rise and the statistical rise and this is the cycle of violence one of the th

so far more than twelve hundred lives lost according to the widely quoted audit iraq body count all adding to the total of over one hundred thousand violent civilian deaths that iraq's witnessed since the start of the u.s. led invasion in two thousand and three many military experts blame the armed intervention for al-qaeda is rapid rise around four thousand suicide bombers blew themselves up over the past decade. or today artie's launched its own online project to record the civilian deaths in iraq you dress at the bottom of your screen right now and we're compiling it in cooperation with the iraq body count dot org which is often seen as among the most reliable data bases in this area or smith spoke to one of its co-founders about how to make it as accurate as possible a prominent u.s. general said of the war in afghanistan we don't do body counts it's too hard they said to get accurate information out of such chaos so others stepped in believing the human cost of war must be counted the iraq body count was born and according to the website's figures this year has been the deadliest. and

afghanistan we don't do body counts it's too hard they said to get accurate information out of such chaos so others stepped in believing the human cost of war must be counted the iraq body count was born and according to the website's figures this year has been the deadliest in iraq since two thousand and eight how many co-found how many why this upsurge in violence more than seven thousand people have been killed this year well there's a variety of factors but one of the facts is that we tend to focus on because we are looking at the rise and the statistical rise and this is the cycle of violence one of the things that we've observed is that as the violence rises you get more reason for the lines to rise read yet again on the same day as the boston bombing there were fifty five lives lost in iraq and three hundred people injured but we didn't hear anything about that because it's just accepted as normal for iraq is this is that's what iraqis do indeed this new form of freedom the government here and in iraq seem very reluctant to publish any kind of civilian death toll it's embarrassing and it's obvious it doesn't paint a very good picture of iraq or their. handli

afghanistan we don't do body counts it's too hard they said to get accurate information out of such chaos so others stepped in believing the human cost of war must be counted the iraq body count was born and according to the website's figures this year has been the deadliest in iraq since two thousand and eight have a co-found how many why this upsurge in violence more than seven thousand people have been killed this year well there's a variety of factors but one of the factors that we tend to focus on because we are looking at the rise and the statistical rise and this is the cycle of violence one of the things that we've observed is that as the violence rises you get more reason for the lines to rise red yet again due to reprisals retaliation attacks on the same day as the. five lives lost in iraq and three hundred people injured but we didn't hear anything about that because it's just accepted as normal for iraq is this is that's what iraq is due to this new form of freedom the government had and in iraq seem very reluctant to publish any kind of civilian death toll it's embarrassing and it's obvious it doesn't paint a very good picture of iraq or their. handlin

information about what's going on just go to our website artie's during a special project with iraq body count going take a look from friday. there was some experts familiar with the situation in iraq play the blame for the surge of violence lies with iraqi government and the international community for not putting enough pressure on it. why the government is failing because the politics that is being played by the prime minister mr maliki at the moment it's feeding into the various sectarian fighting it's feeding into the terrorists. here that somehow everybody keeps on blaming al qaida i think it's really this is really wrong to do so because it's diverting the actual attention never think the attention from the actual problem the failure of the government. the police authorities to the sectarian based rather than national one they don't exchange information but i think the problem at the present moment is that most of the governments in the world treating the current regime in iraq as if it's a normal regime it only concentrates on the regimes they don't like whether it's money or syria or

deadliest month so far with more than twelve hundred lives lost according to the widely quoted or did iraq body count which indeed is one of the world's largest public databases on civilian deaths in iraq it shows a total of over one hundred thousand civilians died a violent death in the country since the start of the u.s. led invasion back in two thousand and three and many military experts say it's that very armed intervention that's led to al qaeda is rapid right in the country with around for thousands of blowing themselves up over the past decade. they're also figures that show that it's becoming deadlier by the month two artes cooperating with a rag body count and is launched an online project it's called iraq twenty thirteen a year of carnage laura smith smokes one of the sites co-founders about what's driving their work and how they find the accurate data. a prominent u.s. general said of the war in afghanistan we don't do body counts it's too hard they said to get accurate information out of such chaos so others stepped in believing the human cost of war must be counted the iraq body count w

deadliest month so far with more than twelve hundred lives lost according to the widely quoted audit iraq body count all adding to the total of over one hundred thousand violent civilian deaths that iraq's witnessed since the start of the u.s. led invasion in two thousand and three many military experts blame the armed intervention for al-qaeda is rapid rise around four thousand suicide bombers blew themselves up over the past decade. however a lot of deaths resulting from that war are often overlooked as r.t. has been hearing from a former u.s. marine who's also a three year iraq veteran. well a couple of the big facts that need to be known is just to kind of you know quantify the human tragedy that that was the second seizure for lucia anywhere between three thousand and six thousand civilians were killed the operation created about two hundred thousand refugees we do straw. two thirds of the city i mean really just like level it to the ground and this was a city with three hundred thousand inhabitants it wasn't a small city it was just massive massive destruction and incredible human suffering in

about what's getting on a test case to a website starts he's taken special projects with the iraq body count and taken there from friday endorsements though some expensive melee with the situation in iraq claimed the blame for the sake of others lies with iraqi government on its national community for not putting enough pressure on it. why the government is failing because the politics that is being played by the prime minister said among the key at the moment it's it's feeding into the bed anticipating the fight in its feeding into the barriers that had the idea that somehow a committee consulted legal title. i think it's a three d this is revealed that the world to do so because it's bad luck and actual attention the devotee that the intellectual problem the study of the government has no one has undoubtedly the police the awful it is back to his opinion based rather than rational and legal exchange information. i think the problem of the present moment is that most of the government in the world treating the cabinet raging in iraq as if it's an already begun to concentrate on the ratings

iraq body count was born. and according to websites big as the bca has been the deadliest in iraq since two thousand and eight. i made other things that i have found a common one is upset to find it's more than seven thousand people being killed this year the civil rights of facts is the one of fox's that we tend to focus on because we are looking at the horizon the statistical eyes and this is the cycle of violence one of the things that we've observed is that as the violence rises the more reason than to have to rise to yet again in the same days people to obey. there were fifty five die itself to a lot. i'm going to be painted but we didn't hear anything because this is the accepted as normal for iraq is the gospel to the rockies and into this new form of freedom the government had added in iraq seem very reluctant to publish any kind of civilians to tell. it's embarrassing and has its office of the campaign to take a picture of the ruffled and there have been hounding the management of the findings in the

in iraq this year that's according to a leading database on violence in the country called the iraq body count it puts the death toll among civilians at more than twelve hundred people all adding to a total of over one hundred thousand violent civilian deaths that iraq has witnessed since the start of the u.s. led invasion of two thousand and three and it's the armed intervention that experts blame for the surge of violence and the rapid rise of al-qaeda in the country with around four thousand suicide bombers blowing themselves up over just the past decade a former u.s. marine in a veteran of the siege of fallujah. he told r.t. all about the horrors he had to witness. the big facts that need to be known is just a kind of you know quantified the human tragedy that that was the second seizure of flu. anywhere between three thousand and six thousand civilians were killed the operation created about two hundred thousand refugees we destroyed two thirds of the city i mean really just like level that to the ground and this was a city with three hundred thousand inhabitants it wasn't a small city it

month in iraq that's according to a leading database on violence in the country it's called the iraq body count it puts the death toll among civilians at more than twelve hundred all adding to a total of over one hundred thousand violence a billion deaths of that iraq has witnessed now since the start of the invasion of two thousand and three and it's the intervention that experts to blame for the surge of violence in the rapid rise of al qaeda in the country with around four thousand suicide bombers blowing themselves up in the past decade a former u.s. marine and a veteran of the siege of fallujah. he told r.t. about the horrors he witnessed. well a couple of the big facts that need to be known is just kind of you know quantified the human tragedy that that was the second seizure of flu. anywhere between three thousand and six thousand civilians were killed the operation created about two hundred thousand refugees we destroyed two thirds of the city i mean really just like leveled it to the ground and this was a city with three hundred thousand inhabitants it wasn't a small city it was just m

information about what's day on tuesday to a website starts he's taken special projects with the iraq body count then taken it from friday. laura smith though some expense the melee with the situation in iraq play the blame for the sake of others lies with iraqi government of the special community for not putting enough pressure on it. why the government is failing because the politics that is being played by the prime minister said among the key at the moment. it's it's feeding into the bed anticipating the fight in the speaking into the barriers that had the idea that somehow the baby so they don't either i think it's a three d this is reading the little to do so because it's bad luck and actual attention to that invitation from the actual problem. the three of the government to do what it is undoubtedly the police the awful things i've to take ktm based rather than rational and legal exchange information. but i think the problem of the present moment is that most of the government in the world treating the cabinet raging in iraq as if it's the normal rate you could only concentrate on the rat

information about what's going on just go to our website artie's during a special project with iraq body count go and take a look from friday. and join me to discuss the violence in iraq. in itself causes it ok to him since he was a member of the international committee of the world tribunal on iraq and coauthored several books on issues facing the country and he now serves as a coordinator for s.o.s. iraq good evening chief thanks for being with this the situation seems to be getting worse not better what in your view is fueling the ongoing violence and the ongoing daily death well there are a number of factors i think should be taken and you're the first one to. import sectarianism in iraq and the american administration. they started with sectarian. and then they helped the boy mr maliki to power and mr maliki is the most. important source of sectarianism in iraq you know he's fighting with everyone with the kurds with the sunni and even now with the she . dug out cellar now so. it's strange that you know that the wave of. of killings and the wave of car bombs and suicide bombs coincides wi

the rising bloodshed in iraq we've launched a special program project together with the website iraq body count the web address is at the bottom of your screen now month by month it recounts the attacks of twenty thirteen along with details and victim numbers. up next we check out what keeps moscow's famous metro system on track and on time in technology update. there is now an all new form of humanitarian aid for the twenty first century created by members of the occupy movement this is nothing to do with hunger or homelessness what a different key problem in the so-called first world debt the rolling jubilee project has already bought around fifteen million dollars in personal debt for americans around the country most of the financial obligations that they bought were for medical bills and now the people who had to pay these bills are free from their burdens the group claims that the secondary debt market is very cheap and they are able to buy the nearly fifteen million dollars in debt for only four hundred thousand dollars the secondary market exists because banks try to sell consistently u

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seven thousand people in that country have been killed this year and according to the database iraq body count an op ed in the new york times this week moloch he wrote then iraq and its affiliates are conducting a terrorist campaign against our people the prime minister is requesting helicopters and fighter jets from the u.s. to help his military fight against insurgents. and now we go to new york where a federal appeals court on thursday gave a green light then why petey's controversial stop and frisk policy now back in august judge sheriff scheindlin ruled that stop and frisk is unconstitutional as it unlawfully targets minorities and she said that police made at least two hundred thousand stops between two thousand and four and two thousand and twelve without any reasonable suspicion she went on to block further use of the tactic until the n.y.p.d. makes changes so with her ruling stop and frisk was as we know it dead unfortunately her ruling was tossed out on thursday by a three judge panel in the u.s. court of appeals for the second circuit in stop and frisk is once again good to go and r

in this country within seven thousand people in iraq have been killed a share for the database iraq body count. in an op ed in new york times this week note the roads. all qaeda in iraq and its affiliates are conducting a campaign against our people. the prime minister's request and helicopters and fighter jets from the us to help as military fights. it's insurgents. there we go to new york where a federal appeals court on thursday gave the green light to the nypd is controversial stop and frisk policy. now back in august judge shire or shine when will that stop and frisk is it unconstitutional as the dunlop would target minorities. he said that please read at least two hundred thousand stops between two thousand for two dozen twelve without any reasonable suspicion. she block further use of the tactic until the nypd make changes. but that ruling the truly great there was tossed out on thursday by the three judge panel in the u s court of appeals for the second circuit. when you stop and frisk is once again good to go only that the appeal score remove judge hanlon from the case study of propri

country within seven thousand people in iraq have been killed this year according to the database iraq body count in an op ed in new york times this week maliki wrote al qaeda in iraq and its affiliates are conducting a terrorist campaign against our people the prime minister is requesting helicopters and fighter jets from the u.s. to help his military fight its insurgents. now we go to new york where a federal appeals court on thursday david greene lied to the n.y.p.d. as controversial stop and frisk policy now back in august judge shire a scheindlin ruled that stop and frisk is that unconstitutional as it unlawfully targets minorities and she said that police made at least two hundred thousand stops between two thousand and four and two thousand and twelve without any reasonable suspicion she blocked further use of the tactic until the n.y.p.d. makes changes but that ruling that ruling right there was tossed out on thursday by three judge panel of the u.s. court of appeals for the second circuit meaning stop and frisk is once again good to go and we've got the appeals court removed judge sheind

when altie is a joint online project to document the iraq body counts to bring the tragedy into the spotlight and it had to come for more information on the attacks and casualties . please please please please please. r.t. dot com is launching a special project to mark the appalling scale of violence in iraq. we want you to know. syria is pushing ahead with chemical disarmament in accordance with agreements brokered by russia and the u.s. but despite assurances from the world's chemical weapons watchdog washington is now belting the implementation of the deal and the us u.s. official has said there's reason to believe the syrian government may be intending to hold back from destroying all of its toxic deterrent washington has refused to trust damascus and its continued to strongly back the opposition syrian conflict expert good old coleman thinks that the u.s. is simply trying to draw attention away from rebel atrocities. think the west is very very desperate in syria right now they've been bogged down there now for two years with foreign mercenaries and foreign terrorist groups they've been

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iraq a wave of bombings leave 35 people there dead. several blasts ripping through the capitol today, the bombs targeting mostly shia neighborhoods. and blaming the growing body count on attacks in sectarian jaar. it could make it its deadliest year since 2008. >>> pulling a draft copy of crucial security agreement with the u.s. the day before the council of afghan elders are scheduled to meet. they're expected to discuss whether to allow u.s. troops to stay in the country after 2014. the state department is reviewing the draft agreement and the final details are still being worked out. >>> congress taking yet another look at all the problems surrounding the president's healthcare reform law. this time it's a senate economy looking at the impact of small business, the law making it tougher to find affordable policies. >> i want to provide health insurance for my employees and their families. we've been doing it for 15 years since i bought the company. but now because it's so high our plan in affect is not viable because it's not affordable. >> another hearing coming just one day after a major omission from the art tech of the troubled website. telling the committee