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Foreign Death Toll Exceeds American at WTC by Mark Douglas Whitaker 22 September 2001 05:35 UTC |
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something I expect you will see left unstressed, in this American
warmongering (oil imperalism mongering?)
This was taken as someone's reponse to an IMC post (that you can ignore,
since the story has been twisted) at:
http://www.indymedia.org/front.php3?article_id=65725&group=webcast
(first comment only quoted below)
Regards,
Mark
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based on a flurry of e-mail, many readers of
cryptome.org pointed out there were new figures and British Prime Minister Tony
Blair revised the number of possible British
victims. In the case of New Zealand, the victims held dual US citizenship, a
situation which undoubtedly applies to some of the
other foreign nationals who perished. The list has been revised to reflect
these changes and the numbers of foreign nationals
who are confirmed dead or missing rises to 3387.
19 September 2001
Foreign Death Toll Exceeds American at WTC
WORLD TRADE CENTER NON-US DEATH TOLL OUTNUMBERS
AMERICAN
Wayne Madsen
What is being largely lost in the grief and sorrow
following the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center is the fact that the
current count of dead and missing reveals more
foreign nationals died in the attack than Americans. Although the major media
has reported that other nations lost a number of
their citizens, it is not being reported that their numbers, some 3061, are in
excess of U.S. casualties, currently estimated at
around 2589. These figures do not include any Canadians who may have
been lost in the cataclysm. From information culled
from a number of wire service accounts, the estimates of dead and
missing by country are:
Revised 20 September 2001
Mexico 500
Great Britain 300
Colombia 295
India 250
Chile 250
Germany 205
Pakistan 200
Honduras 200
Turkey 131
Russia 117
Philippines 117
Ecuador 101
El Salvador 100
Japan 100
Australia 95
Brazil 84
Bangladesh 50
Italy 49
Canada 45
Austria 40
South Korea 27
Portugal 25
Ireland 24
Cambodia 20
Hong Kong 19
Finland 17?
Indonesia 16
France 10
Israel 10
Taiwan 9
Spain 8
Malaysia 7
Switzerland 6
South Africa 6
Peru 6
Zimbabwe 6
Guatemala 5
Denmark 5
Egypt 4
Ghana 4
Dominican Rep. 3
Netherlands 3
Venezuela 3
New Zealand 2
Thailand 2
Paraguay 2
Argentina 2
Ukraine 1
Uruguay 1
Belgium 1
Jordan 1
Kenya 1
Norway 1
Sweden 1
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