Jan 13, 2011 ... In his words: "But the fact of the matter is, when we look at the number of murders  in the United States in 2009, we had 9,500 people murdered. When we look  around the world, we see large companies, large countries, the UK, Germany,  Japan had 200 or less killed in a year. And we're at 9,500…There has ...
“When we look at the number of murders in the United States (in) 2009, we had  9,500 people murdered. When we look around the world, we see large countries  – the U.K., Germany, Japan had 200 or less killed in a year,” he said. Politifact  checked his numbers and agreed they were largely correct. Other studies have ...
Mar 19, 2012 ... "But the fact of the matter is, when we look at the number of murders in the United  States, 2009, we had 9,500 people murdered. When we look around the world,  we see large companies â€” large countries, the U.K., Germany, Japan had 200  or less killed in a year." The FBI's Uniform Crime Reports for ...
Apr 6, 2011 ... By last year, with the ban expired, the percentage had surged to 22 percent. The  fact is, guns are used to murder more than 9,500 people in our country in a single  year. By comparison, about 5,900 American troops have died in Afghanistan and  Iraq during the past 10 years. Let's take a look at how ...
World War II was the deadliest military conflict in history in absolute terms of total  casualties. Over 60 million people were killed, which was about 3% of the 1940  world population (est. 2.3 billion). Statistics of military wounded are available for  the major combatants. The tables below give a detailed country-by-country count  ...
When we look at the number of murders in the United States (in) 2009, we had 9,500 people murdered. When we look around the world, we see ... large countries, the U.K., Germany, Japan had 200 or less killed in a year.