Here's a small bit from an article in today's Guardian:
"Many of the recent wars have been fought with the notion of a new type of warfare that produce very low civilian casualties. What we see here is that in fact we don't have that magic bullet," he said.
"In this war in particular we see that improved capabilities in precision attacks have been used to pursue more ambitious objectives rather than achieve lower numbers of civilian dead."
...and here's the link:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/Iraq/Story/0,2763,1073070,00.html Read that last paragraph. We were told civilian casualties would be light. They would be light because of our magic weapons. We could have made them light. They chose not to. Again, we were lied to. Reading shit like this makes me wish there was a hell. (that is, a real one, where Bush could go-not the man-made one in Iraq)
"We all float down here"-Pennywise the clown