[eDebate] do hoe+korcok work for halliburton or fox news?

[Josh Hoe]

I never said Iraq was better off without Saddam....I only said that we on
the left should make stronger arguments against the war,

Josh


On 7/2/06, Jake Stromboli <infracaninophile at hotmail.com> wrote:

>

> nice tony snow spin on the war, hoe.   swallowin fox news for kicks these

> days.

>

> iraq is better off without saddam.  is that the real story behind the war

> or

> the IDEOLOGICAL SPIN behind the seizure of oil fields?  halliburton is way

> better off without saddam with a 600% increase in contracts which of

> course

> is not a conflict of interest with the vice-president who should be

> impeached and not defended for deliberately causing civil war for oil:

>

>

> http://www.rawstory.com/news/2006/Report_Federal_contracts_rise_86_under_0619.html

>

> then there's the email that suggests army corps of engineers lied about

> cheney's role in awarding no bid contracts:

>

> http://www.halliburtonwatch.org/news/cheneyemails.html

>

> why are you promoting the spin that masks the conflict of interest and the

> real motive for war?

>

> the Project for a New American Century to which Cheney belonged planned

> the

> war well before 9/11 and based their reasoning on the Wurmser book.

> officials from the first term confirm that bush wanted to oust saddam

> before

> 9/11.  if you don't think that the primary motive is profits for

> halliburton, then you are smoking crack.   the iraq is better off without

> saddam is the halliburton ideology.

>

> if you don't think cheney is getting paid under the table for his role in

> awarding a 600% increase in no bid contracts through the offshore caymans

> accounts he set up while CEO, then you are smoking crack.

>

> http://www.halliburtonwatch.org/news/guide.htm

>

> "Congress reported that Halliburton owns 17 subsidiaries in tax haven

> countries, including 13 in the Cayman Islands, which has no corporate

> income

> tax, two in Liechtenstein and two in Panama.

>

> An analysis by CitizenWorks.org found a far greater number Halliburton tax

> havens. The nonprofit public interest group found that, while Dick Cheney

> was CEO of Halliburton (between 1995 and 2000), the number of Halliburton

> subsidiaries incorporated in offshore tax havens rose from 9 to 44."

> unquote

>

> this war has nothing to do with a better life for iraqis.   this war has

> to

> do with military occupation of the oil fields and profits for dick cheney.

> those who stretch ideological justifications for this disgusting abuse of

> power which is a blatant conflict of interest are incompetent and blind.

> murder for oil good      b/c we ousted saddam -- that's fucking brilliant

> "i

> guess"?

>

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