Lancet Editor: Certified Moonbat

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Wed Oct 11, 2006 at 10:57 am PDT • Views: 801

The Lancet report claiming an absurdly inflated number of casualties in Iraq is all over the news today.

Here’s some context that media isn’t giving you, in a video clip from the recent “Time To Go” demonstration of the UK Stop The War Coalition, at which Lancet editor Richard Horton was a star speaker—sharing the stage with luminaries such as George Galloway. (Hat tip: David.)

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