Remembering America's forgotten war

Iraq is quickly taking the place of Afghanistan as America's "Forgotten war." While Americans are rightfully concerned about unemployment and lack of health care at home, and as the foreign-policy debate shifts to Afghanistan, we must never forget the devastation that our country has wrought on Iraq, a country that posed no threat to us and was attacked in a completely unnecessary act of war. WNPJ commits itself to remembering the victims of America's war on Iraq by posting this Iraq deaths estimate by Just Foreign Policy. We will never know exactly how many Iraqi people died as a result of the U.S. invasion, but let us keep these victims in our hearts as we recommit ourselves to the struggle for an end to all war.