Seems you learned something from the Nazi master of propaganda yourself.

While there were 19 more alcohol related deaths there were probably more cars on the road in 2006 than in 2005. (Latest reporting year cited)

There was the largest drop in traffic fatalities in 15 years.

link:[www.nhtsa.dot.gov]

Perhaps you could build a better strawman next time.

Why not drop smart bombs on abotion clinics if your so concerned with human life?

EXACTLY, postman!,

Why ARE Muslims the 'straw man' of the Reichties and NeoCON's propaganda program?

The REICHT are hyprocrites, they only say that they are against abortion, but their actions prove otherwise.

Bush, THE most powerful man on the face of the earth.

Bush has had 7 years, he could have gone after killing the unborn instead of Saddam Hussein,

He and his cabinet could have gone on TV, like they did with Saddam, he could have shown pictures of abortions everynight for months, chopped up babies, he could have educated and used his power to convince the American public in the same manner that he went after Saddam.

Bush could have stopped "1,500,000" deaths a year instead of the 5,000 in 20 years found so far in mass graves in Oilraq.

He supports abortions, he supports the abortion industry and he is FOR the killing of innocents. Unborn or heir to Oil.

A "man of God" who will not risk political damage to save millions of innocents, but will instead invoke the name of God and kill more in Iraqi demonstrates the true nature of the man and his followers.

And ALL this money, all this propaganda, all those innocent Oilraqis killed, and Bush let the man responsible, OSAMA BIN LADEN go free......

Indie...

I agree with you.  There is no reason to deny it.  Muslims kill each other more than any other people kill us.  I have to say to, that this makes me much more angry than the "imperialist" asperations of the Neocons.  I have to say that our differences play into the hands of the occupiers, and keep us at each other's throats instead of repeling those who wish to dominate together.  I know we can get along between sectarian lines.  That has always been the case in other "dark times", at least with the regular Muslim citizen. 

One day, and perhaps we are coming to that day  we will stop playing into the hands of those who are really our enemy.

Adam where do you get the number 5000 found so far in mass graves in the last 20 years?

It seems Human Rights Watch suggests a much higher number.

A LEGACY OF TERR OR Since the Saddam Hussein regime was overthrown in May, 270 mass graves have been reported. By mid-January, 2004, the number of confirmed sites climbed to fifty-three. Some graves hold a few dozen bodies—their arms lashed together and the bullet holes in the backs of skulls testimony to their execution. Other graves go on for hundreds of meters, densely packed with thousands of bodies. "We’ve already discovered just so far the remains of 400,000 people in mass graves," said British Prime Minister Tony Blair on November 20 in London. The United Nations, the U.S. State Department, Amnesty International, and Human Rights Watch (HRW) all estimate that Saddam Hussein’s regime murdered hundreds of thousands of innocent people. "Human Rights Watch estimates that as many as 290,000 Iraqis have been ‘disappeared’ by the Iraqi government over the past two decades," said the group in a statement in May. "Many of these ‘disappeared’ are those whose remains are now being unearthed in mass graves all over Iraq." If these numbers prove accurate, they represent a crime against humanity surpassed only by the Rwandan genocide of 1994, Pol Pot’s Cambodian killing fields in the 1970s, and the Nazi Holocaust of World War II

REPOR TS OF MASS KILLINGS Beginning in the 1980s, reports of mass murder began filtering out of Iraq. Saddam’s Baathist loyalists and police rounded up members of the Dawa party—they were never heard from again. Human rights groups said 180,000 ethnic Kurds were rounded up and killed in the Anfal campaign in which hundreds of mountain villages were destroyed. Those left alive were moved into bleak collection cities that still dot the plains between Kirkuk and Sulaymaniyah. It was a crime so staggering that, without hard evidence of bodies to back it up, many refused to believe it possible. Then in 1988 came the use of nerve and mustard gas against Iraqi-Kurdish civilians in Halabjah. Five thousand were killed in a single day. The world was shocked, but still, the missing people rounded up over the previous months and years remained vanished. After the 1991 Gulf War, Shiites and Kurds revolted, but the rebellion was quickly crushed by Iraqi tanks and troops loyal to Saddam Hussein. While Kurds got protection from U.S. and British aircraft, creating an autonomous region in northeastern Iraq where they were safe from persecution, the Shiites were brutally repressed in the south, and tens of thousands vanished.