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To: areafiftyone
hehehe... Cretin is now finding out what its like to be on the wrong side.
2 posted on
04/14/2003 6:03:15 AM PDT by
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To: areafiftyone
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4 posted on
04/14/2003 6:07:07 AM PDT by
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To: areafiftyone
If You play the game, you will pay just the same. To bad you didnt reign in your government. Now you will all pay.
6 posted on
04/14/2003 6:07:17 AM PDT by
crz
To: areafiftyone
"Hussein Ibish of the American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee says that's likely how Canada will be treated..."
Which side is Hussein Ibish on now? I can't stand listening to this toad's doublespeak.
7 posted on
04/14/2003 6:07:20 AM PDT by
OpusatFR
(Freud was right! Martha Burk has golf ball envy.)
To: areafiftyone
Canada shut out of postwar contracts in Iraq As they say in Uzbeckistan, toughshifsky.
8 posted on
04/14/2003 6:09:00 AM PDT by
Oldeconomybuyer
(Peace through Strength)
To: areafiftyone
"It appears that the Bush administration really doesn't get it when it comes to the appearance of conflict of interest,"How rich! Of course, if a Canadian country got the contract, it wouldn't be a conflict of interest to take money for a job it fought like hell to not be able to get. These folks not longer make me mad. They're just clowns, providing entertainment.
9 posted on
04/14/2003 6:09:34 AM PDT by
jammer
To: areafiftyone
Tough s#it... like the French, they had 12 years to do business in Iraq.
Note to Cretien: Life's tough. It's tougher if you're stupid.
To: areafiftyone
GWB: "No pie for you."
12 posted on
04/14/2003 6:09:57 AM PDT by
TomGuy
To: areafiftyone
""It sends the message that if you play the game you are going to enhance your changes in the picking of the spoils," said Weiss. "
No $hit. Any other Questions
To: areafiftyone
That had critics up in arms over who stands to profit from the war in Iraq.Here we are planning to spend billions of OUR money to rebuild Iraq and it seems most outsiders think there's something wrong with US companies leading that effort. What did these FOOLS think was going to happen? I'm pretty sure there are ample sources for almost any project envisioned from countries that are a part of the "COALITION OF THE WILLING", Canada wasn't WILLING!.
15 posted on
04/14/2003 6:14:25 AM PDT by
Mister Baredog
((They wanted to kill 50,000 of us on 9/11, we will never forget!))
To: areafiftyone
They need to open up more trade with France ...their mother land
16 posted on
04/14/2003 6:14:32 AM PDT by
joesnuffy
(Moderate Islam Is For Dilettantes)
To: areafiftyone
Even if Halliburton has "ties" to the Bush Admin, they are still the best company for the job! They are well known and respected within the industry.
18 posted on
04/14/2003 6:17:40 AM PDT by
Roughneck
(Get the U.N. out of the U.S, and get the U.S. out of the U.N.)
To: areafiftyone
Steven Weiss of the Center for Responsive Politics in Washington.
Is it true that his family crest is in the shape of a horse's patootie?
20 posted on
04/14/2003 6:24:32 AM PDT by
verity
To: areafiftyone
The multimillion-dollar contract to clean up the Iraqi oil fires went to Kellogg, Brown and Root, a subsidiary of Halliburton, the company U.S. Vice-President Dick Cheney ran as chief executive for five years until 2000.Brown and Root are also one of the most qualified companies in the world to do this kind of work. They are well managed and extremely competent. Cheney also lost millions by severing his ties with Halliburton, and as I recall, gave the profits from his stock sales to charity.
These Canadian dummies are just sour grapes and looking for any opportunity to give Bush grief. Screw 'em.
To: areafiftyone
Canada is a brute.
24 posted on
04/14/2003 6:30:40 AM PDT by
Darheel
(Visit the strange and wonderful.)
To: areafiftyone
The multimillion-dollar contract to clean up the Iraqi oil fires went to Kellogg, Brown and Root, a subsidiary of Halliburton, the company U.S. Vice-President Dick Cheney ran as chief executive for five years until 2000. They don't mention that there are hardly any oil fires, and that Cheney is divested from Halliburton.
To: areafiftyone
"'It appears that the Bush administration really doesn't get it when it comes to the appearance of conflict of interest,' said Steven Weiss of the Center for Responsive Politics in Washington."And it also appears that the Canucks have never heard the parable concerning "biting the hand that feeds you."
Screw 'em!
27 posted on
04/14/2003 6:33:25 AM PDT by
Redbob
To: areafiftyone
"'It sends the message that if you play the game you are going to enhance your changes in the picking of the spoils,' said Weiss"No, it sends the clear message that we're no longer going to stand for our alleged "allies" stabbing us in the back without facing SOME sort of consequences.
With "friends" like Canadians, who needs France?
29 posted on
04/14/2003 6:35:51 AM PDT by
Redbob
To: areafiftyone
Hand wringing, whining socialists. Like vultures, waiting to pick the bones of Iraq.
31 posted on
04/14/2003 6:36:49 AM PDT by
cynicom
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