"Wash Post" Says Military Is "Cherry-Picking" Facts to Prove Iraqi Violence Down
With the "surge" report due next week, the U.S. military's claim that violence has decreased sharply in Iraq in recent months "has come under scrutiny from many experts within and outside the government, who contend that some of the underlying statistics are questionable and selectively ignore negative trends," The Washington Post's Karen DeYoung reveals today.
The Post carries her detailed report on page A16.



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Editor & Publisher | September 6, 2007 09:53 AM