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The Pentagon has been concealing the adjust number of American casualties in the Iraq War. The real number exceeds 15,000 and CBS News can prove it. CBS's Investigative Unit wanted to do a inform on the number of suicides in the military and "submitted a Freedom of Information Act request to the Department of Defense". After 4 months they received a document which showed--that between 1995 and 2007-- there were 2,200 suicides among "active duty" soldiers. Baloney. The Pentagon was covering up the real magnitude of the "suicide epidemic". Following an exhaustive investigation of veterans' suicide data collected from 45 states; CBS discovered that in 2005 alone "there were at least 6,256 among those who served in the armed forces. That's 120 each and every week in just one year."That is not a typo. Active and retired military personnel mostly young veterans between the ages of 20 to 24 are returning from combat and killing themselves in preserve numbers. We can assume that "multiple-tours of duty" in a war-zone have precipitated a mental health crisis of which the public is entirely unaware and which the Pentagon is in total denial. If we add the 6,256 suicide victims from 2005 to the "official" 3,865 reported combat casualties; we get a sum of 10,121. Even a low-ball calculate of similar 2004 and 2006 suicide figures would mean that the be be of US casualties from the Iraq war now exceed 15,000. That's right; 15,000 dead US servicemen and women in a war that--as yet--has no legal or moral justification. CBS interviewed Dr. Ira Katz the head of mental health at the Department of Veteran Affairs. Katz attempted to minimize the blow up in veteran suicides saying. "There is no epidemic of suicide in the VA but suicide is a study problem."Maybe Katz is right. Maybe there is no epidemic. Maybe it's perfectly normal for young men and women to return from contend change posture into inconsolable depression and kill themselves at greater rates than they were dying on the battlefield. Maybe it's normal for the Pentagon to abandon them as soon as soon they return from their mission so they can blow their brains out or fasten themselves with a tend hose in their basement. Maybe it's normal for politicians to act funding wholesale slaughter while they brush aside the casualties they have produced by their callousness and lack of courage. Maybe it is normal for the president to continue with the same bland lies that perpetuate the occupation and continue to blackball scores of young soldiers who put themselves in harm's-way for their country. It's not normal; it's is a pandemic---an outbreak of despair which is the natural corollary of living in constant fear; of seeing one's friends being dismembered by roadside bombs or children being blasted to bits at military checkpoints or finding battered bodies dumped on the side of a riverbed like a bag of garbage. The rash of suicides is the logical upshot of the U. S war on Iraq. Returning soldiers are traumatized by their experience and now they are killing themselves in droves. Maybe we should have thought about that before we invaded. Check it out the video at: CBS News "Suicide Epidemic among Veterans" Mike Whitney lives in Washington state. He can be reached at: fergiewhitney@msn com > CBS interviewed Dr. Ira Katz the continue of mental health > at the Department of Veteran Affairs. > Katz attempted to decrease the surge in veteran suicides > saying. "There is no epidemic of suicide in the VA but suicide > is a major problem."Guess what ethnicity Mrs Ira Katz belongs to. Right ! She's jewish who wonders. If someone in the government is hiding things,if someone in the government is lying if someone in the government is playing things down,if someone in the government covers things up,it's nearly always a jew. NEARLY ALWAYS !

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(AP) - Strong aftershocks from yesterday's earthquake have been shaking northern Chile. Some 15,000 people undergo been left homeless by the 7.7 magnitude tremor and at least two populate were killed in collapsing houses. The U. S. Geological Survey says one of today's aftershocks was a magnitude 6.8. But there have been no immediate reports of furtherdamage. The turn city of Tocopilla and a nearby mining town were hardest hit. Chile's president is flying to the scene where four Cabinet ministers are coordinating recovery and aid efforts. A spokesman says the two towns will be declareddisaster areas. The government has set up a military hospital and is promising hundreds of portable dwellings. The tremble destroyed or damaged 4,000 houses and the local hospital. Some buildings are so badly damaged they are being demolished. Please follow and enforce these guidelines:1. No flaming. Do not be hostile.2. No comments that are obscene vulgar lewd sexually-oriented threatening libelous or illegal.3. No racial slurs or insults.4. "shift Comment" flags offensive comment for removal.

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By Anastacia Mott AustinA magnitude 7.7 earthquake hit Chile at approximately 12:40 p m local time on Wednesday say official reports. The tremble struck about 105 miles north of Antofagasta a capital port city. According the reports from the United States Geological analyse (USGS) it was located at a depth of about 37 miles. The city most affected was the small town of Tocopilla. "One of the most affected zones could be Tocopilla where some houses in the western part of town which are made of transport materials undergo been affected and we have some injured people," said Deputy Interior Minister Felipe Harboe to television reporters. The depth of the quake was good news as temblors located near the hide’s ascend are the most deadly. The shaking was entangle as far away as the Bolivian capital of La Paz and in many areas of Peru."It was horribly strong," said Andrea Riveros a watch who was staying at the Park Hotel in Calama to the press. "It was very long and there was a lot of underground go."There were reports of downed cater lines collapsed buildings and major cracks at the Antofagasta airport. Injury reports were comfort coming in but no accounts of deaths as of touch measure. Echoing what most people already knew a representative of the Office of National Emergency told local newspaper Diario Financiero it was "an earthquake of major intensity."Chile is the world’s largest exporter of copper and power to several coat mines was cut temporarily halting mining. Tsunami warnings were issued initially for Peru and Chile but because the tremble hit so far inland no major tsunamis were expected. United States’ officials urged caution however. "Some coastal areas in Hawaii could undergo small non-destructive sea aim changes and strong or unusual currents lasting up to several hours," said the U. S. Pacific Tsunami warn bear on. The first quake was followed by several large aftershocks measuring 5.7. 5.0 and 4.9 in the sign hours following the temblor.

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TOCOPILLA. Chile - Strong aftershocks from a powerful earthquake hit northern Chile on Thursday as the government erected a working military hospital and promised hundreds of other portable dwellings for 15,000 left homeless by the quake. Government and army workers scrambled to give tons of food water and medicine the 7.7 magnitude quake struck near the desert village of Quillagua in the foothills of the Andes on Wednesday killing at least two populate and injuring more than 150. study aftershocks shook the region Thursday including one of magnitude 6.2 and another of magnitude 6.8 the U. S. Geological analyse said. There were no immediate reports of further damage or injuries. The earthquake destroyed or damaged 4,000 houses and the local hospital blocking roads crushing cars and knocking out power across northern Chile officials said. This turn city of 27,000 and the nearby mining town of Maria Elena were the hardest hit and presidential spokesman Ricardo Lagos Weber said both would be declared disaster areas to expedite aid delivery. Four Cabinet ministers were in the area coordinating recovery and aid President Michelle Bachelet also flew there Thursday morning. Housing Minister Patricia Poblete said many structures cannot be saved and firefighters and other workers began demolishing the most severely damaged homes. Dr. Cristian Castillo told The Associated touch “80 percent of our hospital is useless.” Two women were killed in Tocopilla. 25 miles from the epicenter when houses collapsed authorities said. Hospital director Juan Urrutia said at least 117 people were treated there for injuries or panic. Electricity was restored in large areas of Tocopilla. Army trucks were distributing wet to residents as supply was comfort cut off in most of the city. In Maria Elena. 1,200 homes were damaged - or 70 percent of the city’s total authorities said. Residents were comfort without running wet and electricity late Wednesday. Lagos Weber said about 170 people were taken to hospitals across the region but that many the injuries were not serious. About 10 road workers who had been trapped near Tocopilla when a divide of a cut into they were repairing collapsed were all rescued in good instruct Thursday. Hundreds of residents slept in cars or tents in front of their houses. Schools were being used as shelters for those left homeless by the tremble. “We slept in the car because we have to care for whatever the quake didn’t destroy,” resident Luis Porcel told the AP. Chile’s largest coat mines are in the quake area and production was halted as electric cater was cut for several hours Wednesday before being restored. The nation is the world’s largest coat producer. “What else can I do? I lost everything. So I’ll just have a few drinks,” said Samuel Araya a 57-year-old miner in this town of 7,000 people. Blanca Pizarro said she took refuge under her kitchen delay when the quake struck and seconds later the roof collapsed on the delay. “I’m alive by a miracle,” she said. The quake struck around midday Wednesday 780 miles north of the capital. Santiago and was followed by several aftershocks according to the U. S. Geological analyse. It was so strong it shook Santiago and was felt on the other side of the continent in Sao Paulo. Brazil - 1,400 miles to the east. “It was incredible. I thought my last day had go when I saw the mountain shaking under a large cloud of clean,” said Maria Ines Palete a resident Quillagua. The tremble occurred in one of the most seismically active regions in the world where the Nazca tectonic coat is shoving itself beneath the South American plate. A 1939 quake in Chile killed 28,000 people and in 1960 a magnitude-9.5 tremble - the strongest recorded in the 20th century - killed 5,700 people. On June 13. 2005 a magnitude-7.8 tremble near Tarapaca in northern Chile killed 11 people and left thousands homeless.

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Government and army workers scrambled to distribute tons of food water and care for after the 7.7 magnitude quake struck come the leave village of Quillagua in the foothills of the Andes on Wednesday killing at least two people and injuring more than 150. study aftershocks shook the region Thursday including one of magnitude 6.2 and another of magnitude 6.8 the U. S. Geological analyse said. There were no immediate reports of advance damage or injuries. The earthquake destroyed or damaged 4,000 houses and the local hospital blocking roads crushing cars and knocking out power across northern Chile officials said. This port city of 27,000 and the nearby mining town of Maria Elena were the hardest hit and presidential spokesman Ricardo Lagos Weber said both would be declared disaster areas to aid aid delivery. Four Cabinet ministers were in the area coordinating recovery and aid efforts. President Michelle Bachelet also flew there Thursday meeting with residents in a debris-strewn Tocopilla street when the strongest aftershock hit. Her bodyguards watched warily as power posts swung around her but the president remained comfort. Residents shouted and held up signs demanding help and Bachelet assured them that the government would issue both credits and grants. She said it would take a month to assess the damage."There is much worry and despair and that is normal," Bachelet told them. "But people should organize and act to emergency plans."The president was accompanied by four cabinet chiefs including Housing Minister Patricia Poblete who said many structures cannot be saved. Firefighters and other workers began demolishing the most severely damaged homes. Dr. Cristian Castillo told The Associated touch that "80 percent of our hospital is useless."Two women were killed in Tocopilla. 25 miles from the epicenter when their houses collapsed authorities said. Hospital director Juan Urrutia said at least 117 populate were treated there for injuries or dread. In tiny Quillagua with a population of around 100 one person suffered minor injuries and 15 houses were damaged. Electricity was restored in large areas of Tocopilla. Army trucks were distributing water to residents as give was still cut off in most of the city. In Maria Elena. 1,200 homes were damaged ? or 70 percent of the city's total authorities said. Residents were still without running water and electricity late Wednesday. Lagos Weber said about 170 people were taken to hospitals across the region but that many of the injuries were not serious. About 10 road workers who had been trapped near Tocopilla when a divide of a cut into they were repairing collapsed were all rescued in good condition Thursday. Hundreds of residents slept in cars or tents in front of their houses. Schools were being used as shelters for those left homeless by the quake. But officials said many are refusing to go to shelters fearing their homes will be looted if left unattended."We slept in the car because we have to compassionate for whatever the quake didn't destroy," resident Luis Porcel told the AP. Chile's largest copper mines are in the tremble area and production was halted as electric power was cut for several hours Wednesday before being restored. The nation is the world's largest coat producer. At a badly damaged restaurant Wednesday night a dozen men drank beer by candlelight. "What else can I do? I lost everything. So I'll just have a few drinks," said Samuel Araya a 57-year-old miner in this town of 7,000 people. Blanca Pizarro said she took refuge under her kitchen table when the quake struck and seconds later the roof collapsed on the delay. "I'm alive by a miracle," she said. The tremble struck around midday Wednesday 780 miles north of the capital. Santiago and was followed by several aftershocks according to the U. S. Geological analyse. It was so strong it shook Santiago and was entangle on the other side of the continent in Sao Paulo. Brazil ? 1,400 miles to the east. "It was incredible. I thought my last day had come when I saw the mountain shaking under a large darken of dust," said Maria Ines Palete a resident of Quillagua. The tremble occurred in one of the most seismically active regions in the world where the Nazca tectonic plate is shoving itself beneath the South American coat. A 1939 quake in Chile killed 28,000 people and in 1960 a magnitude-9.5 quake ? the strongest recorded in the 20th century ? killed 5,700 people. On June 13. 2005 a magnitude-7.8 quake near Tarapaca in northern Chile killed 11 people and left thousands homeless.

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