Egyptian Writer Says U.S. Lost About 1 Million Soldiers In Iraq And Afghanistan

12 December 2010

By Markaz Kavkaz

The Arab News newspaper editor and Egyptian writer, Amer Abdul-Moneim, published a study in which he predicts the fall of the American Evil Empire, the Islammemo website reports.

This study is a continuation of an article devoted to the U.S. war crimes in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The author emphasizes that a great number of U.S. soldiers have been killed during hostilities in these two poorest Muslim countries, which are under siege and at war for decades.

"The U.S. military exhausted their power and cannot invade another country, and their threat to invade Kuwait, Pakistan, Sudan and Iran are just empty words. The U.S. military in Iraq and Afghanistan are not able to engage in new wars, and they cannot invade anything more, now or in the future. The dream of America and its army to stop "aggression" on the lands of Mesopotamia and the villages of Afghans do not come true".


"Figures and documents are in our hands. Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan turned into the biggest loss of military equipment and manpower of the U.S. army.

Nothing like that happened since the creation of the United States. America has lost more than 600 thousand pieces of military equipment: military vehicles, armored cars, jeeps, helicopters, and in addition, more than 1 million soldiers and officers have been killed, wounded, maimed, or became mentally sick", said Abdel-Moneim.

The author also said:

"These figures may impress many people. They were also a surprise for me. I am impressed by a large amount of information that comes before our eyes. We begin to understand the world around us. It became obvious that the American Empire is paralyzed and suffers a decline".

The article also says:

"To understand the extent of the devastation caused by the U.S. military, I focused on the size of losses in equipment and weapons systems, as well as on fatalities and injuries during military operations. Economic costs have been mentioned in brief, because they have been already given in a previous article".

The author describes in detail the features of the defeat of the U.S. ooccupation army, emphasizing four main points: loss of equipment and weapons systems, human casualties, total losses in human livesand, finally, loss of aircraft, which leads to rejection by the army to conduct combat operations.

At the end of the detailed article, the author provides documented facts and figures.

The author says:

"To have an idea about what really happened with the U.S. army and its huge weaponry in those wars, we are to compare it with a bull, whose horns are big and strong.

It would seem that the bull can gore or even kill anybody standing in front of it. And resistance in Iraq and Afghanistan can be compared with a frail bullfighter, who quickly turns around the bull, but never comes in front of it. As a result, he skillfully plunges his weapons into a weak point of the bull, and the bull falls on the ground. Its strong horns remain on its head, they could not help".

 

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