Halliburton is unable to explain an amount of 1.8 billion dollars, which it has charged the US Army for for various work in Iraq. That's 43% of the total amount Halliburton has charged the Army for during the Iraq occupation.
And who is one of the top guys at Halliburton? Mr. Dick Cheney, vice-president of the United States of America. Power to the people!
Halliburton gyps US Army for $1,800,000,000
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I dont think cheyne is haliburtons CEO or what ever he was anymore. but still this just goes to show how money hungry bush and his pals are. this after bush gave the the contract to iraq and let them overcharge us. i think this is just another showing ud that we need to follow up on what Carter started and keep looking for alternatives to oil.
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There are many alternatives: wind power, hydro-electricity, Tidal electricity, biomass, solar power.
All of which are suitable for the majority of the earth. It's just that the world is too damn selfish to invest some capital in a system that would make the problem so much more simple.
All of which are suitable for the majority of the earth. It's just that the world is too damn selfish to invest some capital in a system that would make the problem so much more simple.
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