Re: Is that they call discriminate fire? Yes, actually...

In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
 Vince Brannigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> U.S. starts to report on enemy casualties
> 
> By Patrick J. McDonnell
> Los Angeles Times
> 
> BAGHDAD, Iraq ‹ The enemy body count is back. Sort of.
> 
<snip>

> But the steady drumbeat of U.S. casualties in Iraq ‹ November was the 
> deadliest month with 111 members of the U.S.-led coalition killed, 
> including 79 Americans ‹ has apparently contributed to a shift in 
> approach. 

Well, after a half a year of daily newspapers including an "Iraq 
Casualties Mount" story every single day (even on days when there aren't 
any), it's going to be interesting to see how they handle "Casualties 
Mount, But Bad Guys Getting Asses Kicked Ten to One."

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