I watched a special on FSTV last nite about the truth of the Iraq war.
One woman was saying how US corporations are infiltrating Iraq, taking over. On the way to researching that, I stumbled across this. The US helped to make Iraq the country that * and co just had to invade.
This is the definition of hypocrisy:
http://www.laweekly.com/ink/03/23/news-crogan.php#top1Made in the USA, Part III: The Dishonor Roll
America’s corporate merchants of death in Iraq
Throughout the 1980s, the U.S. Commerce Department approved at least $1.5 billion in exports with possible military applications from U.S. companies to Iraq, and the Agriculture Department administered a U.S.-goverment-guaranteed loan program that provided billions to Iraq. Thanks largely to the first George Bush, American taxpayers unwittingly co-signed for much of the loan money, and the government had to make good on these loans when Iraq later defaulted. Almost all of the transactions were legal under U.S. and international law at the time, even when the transactions either had direct military or dual-use (civilian and military) applications. Over and over again, the deals were encouraged and even abetted by the U.S. government, even after American officials had proof that Iraq was using chemical weapons to kill Iranian troops and subdue Kurdish uprisings. In fact, the Reagan administration and the first Bush administration even provided Hussein’s regime with military intelligence during his bloody eight-year war with Iran.
This is all followed by a list of NUMEROUS US corporations that helped
Iraq...even sold Iraq the necessary items to make WMDS.:evilfrown: :evilfrown: