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“This is an impressive crowd: the haves and the have-mores. Some people call you the elite; I call you my base”, George Bush quipped at an $800-a-head election fundraising dinner in October 2000, footage of which Moore included in Fahrenheit.
Dit is dus de basis die je moet hebben om President in een "Democratie" te worden.
While “regime change” in Iraq and Afghanistan was driven by the medium- and long-term interests of US imperialism, it hasn't meant that the corporate creeps haven't cashed-in — from feeding US soldiers to rebuilding the infrastructure that the invasions destroyed, there has been plenty of plunder for US corporations. According to the Windfalls of War project, run by the CPI, as of July 7, more than 150 US corporations had received contracts in Iraq or Afghanistan. These contracts are worth some $48.7 billion. ..........................
“Now lots of you are small businesses and you're struggling. How do we get a piece of this big action? All of you, the big guys, are going to get it and the rest of us will have subcontracting capabilities or none at all.
“USTDA [the US Trade and Development Agency] is for you. Once that oil starts flowing, and money coming, it's going to be lots of money. It's the second largest reserve of oil in the world. There's no question how much money is there. ”
Het is duidelijk dat de olie geen eigendom meer zou zijn van Irak zodra Amerika daar ging huishouden...
Zouden ze het nog allemaal kunnen plunderen voor de verkiezingen van 2005 ?
HET IS ALGEMEEN BEKEND DAT HIJ DE PRESIDENTSCHAP GEJAT HEEFT!!
SLOW NEWS NO NEWS
Dit bricht is vooral voor de US-mensen zelf bedoeld.
Aangezien de US een van de geisoleerdste landen is!!