But big corporations wouldn't do that, would they?

[Sooner_Havok]

I heard this while driving home last night on the BBC.

$23bn may have been lost, stolen or just not properly accounted for in Iraq. (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/7444083.stm)

This is classic too


A US gagging order is preventing discussion of the allegations.

The order applies to 70 court cases against some of the top US companies.

Gee, I wonder why people who know about this aren't allowed to talk about it?

[mdklatt]

Maybe the BBC can find the WMD?

[JohnnyMack]

I don't believe it. They wouldn't do it.

[Sooner_Havok]

This is good too:


In the run-up to the invasion, one of the most senior officials in charge of procurement in the Pentagon objected to a contract potentially worth $7bn that was given to Halliburton...

Yeah, that person lost their job. Got demoted for "unsatisfactory job performance" Right:rolleyes:

[picasso]

neither would the government.

[Sooner_Havok]

I just wonder what companies are listed in those 70 sealed cases?

And gee, why did Halliburton get the no compete contract?

[Sooner_Havok]

Maybe the BBC can find the WMD?

I bet that liberal rag wouldn't even look for em:rolleyes: