When life doesn’t count. The Iraq Body Count’s genocide denial and the grave responsibility of the anti-war movement
"Twelve voices were shouting in anger, and they were all alike. No question, now, what had happened to the faces of the pigs. The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which." - George Orwell, Animal FarmThe state-corporate media in the West, including Robert Fisk and Patrick Cockburn’s Independent, keep using Iraq Body Count (IBC) to deny the Iraq genocide the governments of the United States and United Kingdom have been inflicting upon the Iraqi people.
It seems Stop the War Coalition UK welcomes IBC’s co-founder John Sloboda within its ranks but it keeps quiet on the IBC scandal. Are they silent because Sloboda is part of Stop the War Coalition? Are they silent because Stop the War don't want to address the state-corporate media problem? I would like to know, and I guess many others.
IBC - a bunch of amateurs with no scientific background - have been doing all they could to denigrate serious scientific studies published on peer reviewed journals. Through press releases, articles and interviews to the BBC, CNN and other state-corporate media all over the world, IBC gave the most precious help to the warmongers in Washington and London; genocide is what Washington and London are responsible for and their first propaganda priority is to deny this genocide. Iraq Body Count has been actively helping the warmongers and the state-corporate media in this genocide denial business.
The anti-war movement in the United States and in the United Kingdom has a very grave responsibility in helping Iraq Body Count to carry on this genocide denial.
ZNet stopped publishing my articles since I started to write about Iraq Body Count. Michael Albert wrote to one of his correspondents that I was “contemptable”. I wonder if he ever used this term to describe what his friends at IBC were doing. It took me dozens of e-mails to United for Peace and Justice, ZNet, Michael Albert, Phyllis Bennis, Antiwar.com and many, many others before they stopped using the IBC’s misleading data to focus instead on the serious scientific studies they would keep ignoring. Yet, Michael Albert’s ZNet still has IBC propaganda online.
In the United Kingdom, Stop the War Coalition, the most important anti-war group, has never been interested in this Iraq Body Count scandal. Every time this issue was brought to their attention, the usual reply from an old manual: IBC is not the enemy. What that's supposed to mean is unclear but it sounds well, isn’t it? Stop the War should know better: the real enemy here is the Propaganda; human beings are never enemies!
The celebrations for the fifth anniversary of the illegal invasion and occupation of Iraq are over but the genocide continues and so does the genocide denial coming from the warmongers and the state-corporate media. Iraq Body Count is the main source of this genocide denial. Why is the anti-war movement still silent on the Iraq Body Count scandal?
This anti-war movement has been a complete failure and most of its leadership is pathetic, at best. One can't help to think that this anti-war movement has been more a business or something to manage dissent than an instrument of change. Millions of people in the US and UK do believe in it and do want change but the leadership of this anti-war movement is the problem and makes me think of the end of George Orwell's Animal Farm.
posted by The Cat's Dream at 1:27 PM
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Dear Gabriele,
You repeatedly accuse Stop the War Coalition of being "silent" on what you regard as the "scandal" of IBC.
So, I must ask: why were you silent over this issue prior to 2006? In September 2007, you claimed that "Iraq Body Count has been carrying out a three year long campaign to discredit the two Lancet studies".
If that were true (I don't believe it is), then by your own standards you should have been vocal on the issue since 2004. But it only appears to have become an issue for you after 2006. You were SILENT about it for two years. It's therefore hypocritical of you to now accuse others of being "silent" (even assuming that they are interested in your obsession with IBC, which I doubt they are).
You should follow this blog closer. Your comment is really silly since I have been writing on this issue for so long. IBC even named me in one of their many attempts to discredit the Lancet because I dared to write to mainstream journalists to ask them to report on the Lancet. You must be someone from Stop the war or IBC. If that is the case, please try to find something better... maybe try to explain why Stop the War has been silent over the IBC scandal and try to explain also why IBC keeps denying the Iraq genocide. I would be much interested on this.
Gabriele, you didn't write about the issue before 2006. Yet you claim that IBC were busy "denying genocide" since 2004. So, from 2004-2006 you were SILENT. Shame on you.
You're wrong again dear friend of IBC. I started to write about IBC as soon as it was clear that IBC was a propaganda campaign. In other words, I started to write about this issue as soon as the first Lancet study was published. I started to write on this issues when it was clear that mainstream media and IBC were helping the genocide inflicted upon the Iraqi people.
Your silly nonsense just shows how desperate you and IBC are.
Gabriele, if I'm wrong, you should be able to provide several pre-2006 examples of your writing on the issue.
I suggest that you are unable to do so.
Readers should be aware that this anonymous is the same person who posted a few comments on here It seems there is an organised network whose aim is to spread propaganda, defend IBC and discredit whoever dares to speak out.
Thank you sister for saying the truth and exposing these criminal liars, they are so disgusting and so hypocritical. No words strong enough to condemn their lies.
arab reader
dear gabriele
what exactly is the connection between sloboda and stop the war coalition? the wiki page you link simply says in a brief bio bit for sloboda that he is a local delegate for stop the war. what do you think this implies? I am a local delegate for stop the war coalition, too. does this imply that everything i may do or say has the automatic imprint and permission of stw? no. of course not. the coalition has neither the time nor the resources to vet its local delegates. but, you have possibly raised attention to an interesting issue for stop the war coalition. perhaps they should rescind sloboda's connection? perhaps not. but either way, sloboda's status as a local delegate doesnt imply that stw support what he says via IBC.
Of course. A small group of antiwar volunteers devote their time (for several years) to corroborating reports of violent Iraqi civilian deaths. But, in the eyes of another small group, they produce a figure which is too "low", or they don't spend enough time on media criticism, or they commit the crime of writing a couple of reports critical of an epidemiological study (let's not forget that they are not alone in this among the antiwar community. Many have been quick to attack the IFHS survey).
Naturally the StWC membership of the first group should be suspended on the say-so of the second group. And anyone who disagrees or who is "silent" on the issue should be EXPOSED as being SHAMEFUL and IMMORAL by Zamparini and his hysterical little circle.
Does the rest of the antiwar left really want to follow the lead of this irrational, inquisitorial, hysterical band of adolescents?
More genocide denial from the same (please note: THE SAME) IBC's friend
I just received this email today. I am not sure what is going on with the Iraq body count?
I only remember from Iraq Body count when it came about in 2003. Since then, I did not know they still exist.
Anyway below an article I read about the casualties in Iraq.
Regards
Rob
Iraq: Civilian Deaths Massive by Any Measure
By Haider Rizvi
Inter Press Service
January 11, 2008
How many Iraqi civilians have lost their lives as a result of gunshots and bombings since the U.S. military invaded that oil-rich Arab nation nearly five years ago?
Credible estimates for the period March 2003 until June 2006 have ranged from a high of 600,000 to about 47,000. The first figure was reported by researchers from Johns Hopkins in The Lancet, a venerable British medical journal, back in October 2006. The second one was projected by the independent organisation Iraq Body Count (IBC). This week, the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the Iraqi Health Ministry released a joint survey suggesting that no less than 151,000 Iraqis died violently during that time frame. The U.S. government does not tally violence-related Iraqi deaths, not does it intend to. However, a little over a year ago, President George W. Bush casually suggested that the numbers could be around 30,000.
So which figures are reliable? It is difficult to say for certain, although there is no doubt that the U.S. military invasion and occupation is largely responsible for the huge loss of human life in Iraq. According to WHO and Iraqi researchers, since the invasion, violence has been the leading cause of death for Iraqi men between the ages of 15 and 59. About half of these deaths have taken place in the capital city of Baghdad, according to the survey, which was largely based on interviews with more than 9,000 households in nearly 1,000 villages and neighbourhoods across the country. The study did not attempt to determine whether the deaths were caused by Coalition Forces, militia groups or others. It also omits the period of the most intense sectarian violence from mid-2006 to mid-2007. The findings and methodology of the study, entitled "Violence-Related Mortality in Iraq from 2002 to 2006", were published in the Jan. 8 online edition of the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM). The survey indicates that a year after the U.S. invasion, about 128 Iraqis were dying every day. That average remained more or less the same until June 2006 when the study was completed.
Though successful in their efforts to complete the survey, researchers acknowledged that at times they faced great difficulties in obtaining information due to ongoing violence and displacement. "Assessment of the death toll in conflict situations is extremely difficult and household survey results have to be interpreted with caution," said Mohamed Ali, a WHO statistician and the study's co-author. As a result, the study's statistical estimates suggest that war-related deaths range anywhere from 104,000 to 223,000. If there is no comprehensive death registration and hospital reporting available, said Ali, then "household surveys are the best we can do." The new estimate is three times higher than the death toll compiled through careful screening of media reports and other data by Iraq Body Count and about four times lower than a smaller-scale household survey conducted by The Lancet. The Lancet study was based on previously accepted methods for calculating deaths rates to estimate the numbers of "excess" Iraqi deaths after the 2003 invasion at 426,369 to 793,663. It said the most likely figure was in the middle range: 654,965. Almost 92 percent of those dead, according to the study, were killed by bullets, bombs or U.S. air strikes, a stunning toll that was more than 10 times the number of deaths estimated by any organisation at the time. The figures projected in the June 2006 report sent shockwaves across the United States and the world. It was widely covered by the mainstream press, amid calls for the Bush administration to reconsider its Iraq policy.
Some critics have expressed discomfort with The Lancet's methodology, arguing that the statistical analysis is deeply flawed and reeks of political bias against the United States. Last week, in a lengthy article published in the National Journal, writers Neil Munro and Carl Cannon concluded that the study not only "lacks transparency in the data", but also disengagement from "ideological leanings". Les Roberts, co-author of The Lancet study, said in a statement Friday that, "The NEJM article found a doubling of mortality after the invasion, we found a 2.4-fold increase. Thus, we roughly agree on the number of excess deaths. The big difference is that we found almost all the increase from violence, they found one-third of the increase from violence." "This new estimate is almost four times the 'widely accepted' [Iraq Body Count] number from June of 2006, our estimate was 12 times higher. Both studies suggest things are far worse than our leaders have reported," he said. Roberts also said the NEJM data could reflect an under-reporting of violent deaths. "It is likely that people would be unwilling to admit violent deaths to the study workers who were government employees," he noted. "Finally, their data suggests one-sixth of deaths over the occupation through June 2006 were from violence. Our data suggests a majority of deaths were from violence. The morgue and graveyard data I have seen is more in keeping with our results."
For their part, the WHO-Iraq study's authors openly acknowledge that they were not able to reach out to all the families they had planned to conduct interviews with, in part because many people had fled their homes. "[All] these factors were taken into account in the analysis as they may affect the accuracy of the survey work," said Salih Mahdi Motlab Al-Hasanawi, Iraq's minister of health. "Nonetheless, the survey results indicate a massive death toll since the beginning of the conflict." WHO officials said the study was originally meant to help Iraqi government plan its health policies and services. In addition to deaths, the survey also focused on other health-related issues, such as pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections, and domestic violence. According to the study, 57 percent of the women surveyed in Iraq appeared to be fully aware of HIV/AIDS and its consequences. That compares with 84 percent of women in Turkey and Egypt, 91 percent in Morocco and 97 percent in Jordan.
Dear Gabrielle,
I share your horror at this devastating war. I have spent over a year living in Iraq volunteering with human rights groups such as Christian Peacemaker Teams, and I have lost many close Iraqi friends in this pointless war.
I also understand your frustration with much of the anti-war movement; we have failed and continue to fail the Iraqi people. Many of us have campaigned against the war as a part time hobby, or worked more towards domestic political or ideological goals rather than focusing on the suffering of Iraqis.
However John Sloboda and the other volunteers at Iraqi Body Count are among the very few people who have really gone the extra mile to advocate on behalf of Iraqi victims. I know John and the IBC team well. They are good people and firm opponents of the war who care deeply about its victims - this is why they have given over thousands of hours of their time to the traumatic task of gathering every media article related to casualties, along with data from morgues and other sources, and compiling a database with detailed and verifiable data about the victims. I have seen them at work and although they did start as "amateurs" their methodology is extremely rigourous and scientific and has been improved over time.
Of course their data is far from complete, because many deaths go unrecorded, and they recognises this. They don't present their casualty data as the totality, but just as the verifiable component. Statistical surveys can also reveal another piece of the picture, although they can also have limitations and errors. If the actual total of Iraqis killed in the last five years turns out to be nearer 90,000 than 1.2 million, is it really much less horrifying? Even the minimum figures that IBC's data reveals demonstrate what a disaster this war was.
As it happens, the IBC team's long term goal goes beyond their media analysis or the statistical surveys. They want every victim of this war (and other wars) to be recorded and remembered as named person, not just a statistic, as every US or British soldier already is. This is surely the polar opposite of propaganda for the US government or "genocide denial".
I hope you will continue to speak up for Iraqi victims and challenge the governments and people responsible for this war. Also please continue to contribute to the debate about how to accurately record and honour the victims, but there is no need to vilify people like John Sloboda who have given far more of their time and energy to speak up for justice for Iraqi victims than either of us have.
In peace,
Justini
Thanks Justin,
Even one life killed is one life too many.
The problem is that the Bush, Blair. Brown et all and their propaganda machine have been working full time to hide the real horror of this huge supreme international crime.
They have no problem to quote IBC but never mention the Lancet studies. Actually they do mention the Lancet's only to discredit them. And they use IBC to do so. IBC itself has in many, many occasions contributed to discredit the Lancet in many interviews with mainstream media, articles, press releases, etc.
The US media watch FAIR wrote a couple of days ago:
"There is no more important question about the Iraq War than the question of how many Iraqis have died. It is impossible to truly evaluate the war or discuss where to go from here without knowing the human cost of the war, and that cost has overwhelmingly been borne by Iraqis."
Establishing the human cost of conflicts is a very difficult task. Serious and well respected epidemiologists have been trying to do their best but have met the resistance and opposition of the war machine that has all the interests to discredit their work.
IBC has objectively given an unexpected contribution to this propaganda campaign aiming to deny the Iraq genocide.
For example:
"Recent public debate has rather focused on the number of deaths we don’t record, and how much of an undercount that might be. Our own view is that the current death toll could be around twice the numbers recorded by IBC and the various official sources in Iraq. We do not think it could possibly be 10 times higher." - Iraq Body Count [John Sloboda, Josh Dougherty, Hamit Dardagan]
How do they know? On what basis can IBC state that? IBC's co-founder John Sloboda's "gut feeling": "It must be incomplete," John Sloboda, co-founder of IBC, told me, though he said his "gut feeling" is that the group's estimate represents more than half of all violent deaths. (WSJ, 5/8/05)
"The death toll could be twice our number, but it could not possibly be 10 times higher," he [John Sloboda, professor of psychology at Keele University, and a co-founder of IBC] told me, referring to the other studies. (Toronto Star, 20 Sept. 2007)
One thing is to record Iraqi deaths from media reports, another, completely different thing, is to speculate on the real human cost of war. The name Galileo should always remind us that science must be free and protected from political and ideological interferences.
Thank you for your comments and for all you do.
In solidarity,
Gabriele
Thanks Justin,
Even one life killed is one life too many.
The problem is that the Bush, Blair. Brown et all and their propaganda machine have been working full time to hide the real horror of this huge supreme international crime.
They have no problem to quote IBC but never mention the Lancet studies. Actually they do mention the Lancet's only to discredit them. And they use IBC to do so. IBC itself has in many, many occasions contributed to discredit the Lancet in many interviews with mainstream media, articles, press releases, etc.
The US media watch FAIR wrote a couple of days ago:
"There is no more important question about the Iraq War than the question of how many Iraqis have died. It is impossible to truly evaluate the war or discuss where to go from here without knowing the human cost of the war, and that cost has overwhelmingly been borne by Iraqis."
Establishing the human cost of conflicts is a very difficult task. Serious and well respected epidemiologists have been trying to do their best but have met the resistance and opposition of the war machine that has all the interests to discredit their work.
IBC has objectively given an unexpected contribution to this propaganda campaign aiming to deny the Iraq genocide.
For example:
"Recent public debate has rather focused on the number of deaths we don’t record, and how much of an undercount that might be. Our own view is that the current death toll could be around twice the numbers recorded by IBC and the various official sources in Iraq. We do not think it could possibly be 10 times higher." - Iraq Body Count [John Sloboda, Josh Dougherty, Hamit Dardagan]
How do the know? On what basis can IBC state that? IBC's co-founder John Sloboda's "gut feeling": "It must be incomplete," John Sloboda, co-founder of IBC, told me, though he said his "gut feeling" is that the group's estimate represents more than half of all violent deaths. (WSJ, 5/8/05)
"The death toll could be twice our number, but it could not possibly be 10 times higher," he [John Sloboda, professor of psychology at Keele University, and a co-founder of IBC] told me, referring to the other studies. (Toronto Star, 20 Sept. 2007)
One thing is to record Iraqi deaths from media reports, another, completely different thing, is to speculate on the real human cost of war. The name Galileo should always remind us that science must be free and protected from political and ideological interferences.
Thank you for your comments and for all you do.
In solidarity,
Gabriele
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