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Halliburton's prime contracts with the Pentagon jumped from $483 million in Fiscal Year 2002 to $3.9 billion in Fiscal year 2003, and increase of nearly 700%.
http://www.commondreams.org/cgi-bin/newsprint.cgi?file=/news2004/0224-04.htm
Another fuckwit such as thee
Flim Flam Man
A: George W Bush!
I hope to christ it hit that amoral greasespot John Howard...
Not quite haiku but... hey, these are the days!
- Dusty Davo from Derrimut
Bush was asked yet again that in the absence of an imminent Iraqi threat, was the war still justified?
After some incomprehensible meandering - for example, "This is unaccounted for stockpiles that you thought [Saddam] had because I don't think America can stand by and hope for the best from a madman" - the president reduced his answer to this:
"I believe it is essential that when we see a threat, we deal with those threats before they become imminent. It's too late if they become imminent."
God help us all!
http://hnn.us/articles/printfriendly/3555.html
Flim Flam Man
He is the light and the way.
God praise the USA
Now they can live under the ethics of Judaeo-christian civilization. The pinnacle of Man's achievement.
And as the Mullah of Sydney...send him back to Iraq if he loves it so much there!
FedUp
Cranbourne
"The free trade agreement with the US nearly collapsed during the final negotiations in Washington. Trade Minister Mark Vaile and his officials were several times at the point of walking out and flying home over the miserly US offer on agriculture. In the end, it was John Howard who decided to accept the offer rather than risk getting nothing... "
http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2004/02/16/1076779903098.html
- Dusty Davo from Derrimut