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Rice Attends U.N. Conference In Sweden Where Iraqi Leaders To Seek Relief From $67B Burden
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- As soon as this debt is forgiven, just watch how belligerent their attitude will get.......Small potatoes? That''s to the tune of giving every American a $22,333.00 check. Politicians have no problem buying pretend friends with YOUR money.
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- Well, can we go and "demand" all countries we have debts with forgive our $9 trillion debt also. Because that would help the value of our dollar out immensly. Maybe we can just ask the war profiteers to give the money back to us.
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- They paid back their debt already to private "american" multinational corporations. Cheney got his out of the deal. It''s the american taxpayer, the average worker who is not part of the private government right wing scam that saddles the burden of debt. While paying proportionately less in tax, the private corporatists have profited off the war.
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- This is just how the first Iraq war started!
Saddam sent his guy to Kuwait to ask them to forgive some huge debts. The Kuwait emir told him he would rather see every women in Bagdad become a $10whore to pay off the debt. Iraq invaded Kuwait right after. This was told to the FBI investigator by Saddam himself after his capture. - Reply to this comment
- I wouldn''t care if they were completely broke, they should repay us for the money we spent pulling their ***** out of the fire. We did their dirty work now they should pay us what they owe us. We should own that piece of land ten thousand times over.
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- "Iraq is demanding world countries to reopen embassies and to cancel debts," al-Maliki told reporters in Stockholm.
Who in the f*** are you to "DEMAND" anything? You''re just another Bush puppet. - Reply to this comment
- Iraq Seeks Foreign Debt Cancellation
Rice Attends U.N. Conference In Sweden Where Iraqi Leaders To Seek Relief From $67B Burden
They''re sitting on $30 BILLION dollars in NY banks, expecting AMERICA to pay for it''s rebuilding, and now wants all of their debts canceled too?
*** are they doing with that $30 BILLION? Saving it for a rainy day?
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- That''s got to be a joke. We''ve pi$$ed off a TRILLION on those idiots, they''ve got oil up the kazoo and they have the stones to ask for debt relief?? I can''t believe it.
Nuke ''em, take their oil and be done with it. That''s the reason were there in the first place. - Reply to this comment
- HE''S KIDDING, RIGHT!!! LET THEM PAY OFF THE DEBT TO THE U.S. IN OIL.
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- REPIGS MAKING MONEY OFF IRAQ!
By Aram Roston
Investigative producer
NBC News
updated 6:32 a.m. ET, Wed., May. 28, 2008
Aram Roston
Investigative producer
A little-noticed civil lawsuit in Florida is shining a light on an unusual but hugely profitable Pentagon contract to ship millions of gallons of aviation fuel to U.S. bases in Iraq through the kingdom of Jordan.
The deal involves a cast of influential characters, including the king of Jordan%u2019s brother-in-law, who is suing Harry Sargeant III, a top Florida-based fundraiser for Sen. John McCain''s presidential bid.
Sargeant is a Florida businessman and former Marine Corps pilot hailed by the McCain campaign as a "Trailblazer" for raising $100,000 or more in political donations. Through a company called International Oil Trading Co., or IOTC, Sargeant and a partner have a lucrative contract worth hundreds of millions of dollars per year to supply American military forces in Iraq with fuel, especially aviation fuel. The firm ships the fuel to Jordan and then trucks it across the border, where U.S. forces escort the convoys to air bases. - Reply to this comment
- Pay it of in oil to us for what they owe us then we can trade it to the chiness for what we owe them and eveybody in texas will be happy or some of them anyway.
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- THIS IS BUSHIT!
AMERICA SHIPPED TONS OF MONEY TO IRAQ ON PALLETS FOR GOODNESS SAKES!
THEY ARE STEALING THIS MONEY HAND OVER FIST!
THERE SHOULD BE WAR CRIMES TRIALS FOR THE IRAQ WAR AT A MINIMUM!
AMERICA STAND UP OR SHUT UP!
Posted by bluestardad at 07:08 AM : May 29, 2008
You would probably be more effective if you advanced an argument that convinced Halliburton that it was in their interests to have Iraq pay off their debts.
lollllll.... - Reply to this comment
- THIS IS BUSHIT!
AMERICA SHIPPED TONS OF MONEY TO IRAQ ON PALLETS FOR GOODNESS SAKES!
THEY ARE STEALING THIS MONEY HAND OVER FIST!
THERE SHOULD BE WAR CRIMES TRIALS FOR THE IRAQ WAR AT A MINIMUM!
AMERICA STAND UP OR SHUT UP! - Reply to this comment
