March 20, 2006
FBI Report Shows Evidence of Civil War
Thousands of news stories have been slavishly devoted to a brewing civil war in Iraq.
Acording to USA Today:
…about 15 Americans and 73 Iraqis are killed or injured each day. A USA TODAY analysis of U.S. military data shows the number of U.S. forces killed during the war has declined steadily since November.
But while preliminary report cites statistics that show a decline in U.S. forces killed, other statistics show an exact opposite trend in another theater of operation far closer to home.
The January-June 2005 murder rate is up 9.3% in cities with a population of 100,000 to 249,999, and the region "spiraling out of control" isn't the Middle East, but is the Midwest, with a murder rate jumping 4.9%.
Forget Baghdad, let's pull out of Des Moines.
Update: Ed Driscoll notes this might be an extension of the Cartoon War.
HAHA!
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