[Peace-discuss] Fwd: [SRRTAC-L:7277] Fwd: Re: [IPA] body count

[Al Kagan]

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>From: Charles Willett <willett at liblib.com>
>Subject: [SRRTAC-L:7277] Fwd: Re: [IPA] body count
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>I received this posting yesterday on the Independent Press 
>Association list.  Democracy Now has furnished the first report to 
>reach the public on civilian deaths in Afghanistan.  It documents 
>the deaths of more people than died in the attacks on 11 September. 
>I have copied the heading of the report below.  
>
>Charles Willett
>
>>----- Original Message -----
>>From: "Alan Makinen" <amakinen at keikomedia.com>
>>To: <inde-press at igc.topica.com>
>>Sent: Monday, December 10, 2001 2:11 PM
>>Subject: RE: [IPA] body count
>>
>>
>>Democracy Now! has a segment today on civilian casualties in the
>>Afghanistan war. Marc Herold, Professor of Economics, International
>>Relations, and Women's Studies at the University of New Hampshire is
>>interviewed on the topic, which he has been meticulously tracking in the
>>just the way I suggested here a few days ago. The Democracy Now! site
>>includes relevant Word and Excel documents that may be downloaded. The
>>Democracy Now! website is here: <http://www.democracynow.org/>.
>>
>>-
>>Alan Mäkinen
>>publisher
>>
>>Snowbound
>>PMB 708
>>3023 N. Clark St.
>>Chicago, IL 60657
>>USA
>>
>>tel 1 773 404 2489
>>fax 1 773 404 2913
>>
>>amakinen at keikomedia.com
>>http:www.keikomedia.com
>>
>
>
>"A Dossier on Civilian Victims of  United States' Aerial Bombing of 
>Afghanistan: A Comprehensive Accounting"
>by
>Professor Marc W. Herold
>  Ph.D., M.B.A., B.Sc.
>Departments of Economics and Women's Studies
>McConnell Hall
>Whittemore School of Business & Economics
>University of New Hampshire
>Durham,  N.H.  03824,  U.S.A.
>FAX : 603 862-3383
>e-mail: mwherold at cisunix.unh.edu
>December  2001
>
> 

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Al Kagan
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