Who has left reality?
I'm asking you for numbers. Your opinion. I've offered my opinion. But all you can do is spam references to information that everyone knows and speculation by a blogger. Look, we understand that you've read wiki and that blog - OK! Great. We're not as proud of ourselves as you are, but I can't blame you for being excited about knowing the basic numbers and having seen a blog. That's GREAT! AWESOME!
Now, can you give us the numbers of your own estimation/opinion (for rebel kills)?
Looks like you have.....Its not speculation when referenced. Learn about Journalism in the real world. Which clearly you don't even have a clue as to what is real with sources despite bloggers. Moreover you don't even have a clue as to why CBS carries that Blogger.
Moreover you were given the numbers twice plus my opinion on that the Rebels are responsible for at minimum 44% all deaths. So you had your numbers. But I will give ya one more set. But now more than likely you will cry because the New Source is USA Today. So far anything on Syria. You have cried and whined about everybody else's New sources. While never having anything to back up what you are talking about.
No one was asking for your opinion.....you were asked to produce a link that Showed Assad and Government forces were responsible for the 100k in civilian deaths like you stated.
The Geneva-based U.N. human rights office said it has documented 92,901 killings between March 2011 and the end of April 2013. But the U.N. high commissioner for human rights, Navi Pillay, said it was impossible to provide an exact number, which could be far higher.
The figure was up from nearly 60,000 through the end of November, recorded in an analysis released in January. Since then, U.N. officials had estimated higher numbers, most recently 80,000. The latest report adds more confirmed killings to the previous time period and an additional 27,000 between December and April.
The figures trace the arc of violence, with the average monthly number of documented killings rising from around 1,000 per month in the summer of 2011 to an average of more than 5,000 per month since last July. At its height from July to October 2012, the number of killings rose above 6,000 per month.
Among the victims were at least 6,561 children, including 1,729 children younger than 10.
Government forces are shelling and launching aerial attacks on urban areas day in and day out," she said. "
Opposition forces have also shelled residential areas, albeit using less fire-power, and there have been multiple bombings resulting in casualties in the heart of cities, especially Damascus.".
The most documented killings were in rural
Damascus, with 17,800 people dead.
Next were Homs, with 16,400; Aleppo, 11,900; and Idlib, 10,300.....snip~
U.N. says nearly 93,000 killed in Syrian conflict
Homs is a major Christian city in Syria. With them alone over 16k. So much on your theory of the Rebels only Killed 5k of civilians. Perhaps you should look up what that population use to be.
Now you have been given a thorough answer.....and you have no more outs! So catch me round on different topic on Syria. But when you do.....at least know what you are talking about First!