Former IAEA chief: Iraq war killed “a million innocent civilians” By Patrick Martin 03 Apr 2010 The former head of the UN’s chief nuclear agency, Mohammed ElBaradei, said in an interview with the British newspaper Guardian Wednesday that those who launched the war in Iraq were responsible for killing a million innocent people and could be held accountable under international law. He was clearly referring to US President [sic] George Bush, British Prime Minister Tony Blair, and their top military and security aides.

4,386 US Soldiers Killed, 31,716 Seriously Wounded
U.S. SPENDING IN IRAQ

Spent & Approved War-Spending - About $900 billion of US taxpayers’ funds spent or approved for spending through Sept 2010.

Journalists killed by US Forces - 14

Iraqi Police and Soldiers Killed - 9,411

Iraqi Civilians Killed, Estimated - A UN issued report dated Sept 20, 2006 stating that Iraqi civilian casualties have been significantly under-reported. Casualties are reported at 50,000 to over 100,000, but may be much higher. Some informed estimates place Iraqi civilian casualities at over 600,000.

For more on the human and financial toll of the U. S. invasion and occupation of Iraq on the 7th anniversary of Shock and Awe:
http://usliberals.about.com/od/homelandsecurit1/a/IraqNumbers.htm