National Security demands that the US government seize Halliburton.
hootinholler
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Sun Mar-11-07 09:35 PM
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National Security demands that the US government seize Halliburton. |
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It should be seized and placed in receivership. The US military Logistical Capabilities support is at stake. They have done a corrupt and piss poor job of it. The company should be seized and placed in receivership while it is investigated.
After all, if they catch him with a joint, Billy-Bob's trans am belongs to the sheriff while it is prosecuted. How is moving the corporation to Dubai different?
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Sun Mar-11-07 09:43 PM
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1. You've got that right....Dick and Lynn Cheney have their stooges |
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....socking away millions of dollars while this company robs the American tax payer blind
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Sun Mar-11-07 10:02 PM
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2. I had that same thought today! |
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Sun Mar-11-07 10:29 PM
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3. War profiteers are traitors |
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throw the bums out (or throw 'em in jail)
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Sun Mar-11-07 10:32 PM
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4. You want the government to sieze Halliburton? |
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Sounds a little fascist to me. Maybe cutting them off would be a wiser more Democratic move.
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Mon Mar-12-07 06:04 AM
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5. Yes and place it in recievership |
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That is not a fascistic move, it is done routinely for bankruptcies.
Now please explain how the current relationship to Halliburton isn't fascistic?
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Mon Mar-12-07 08:04 AM
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Why not just cancel their contracts? Probably a much more legitimate action than outright seizure, which probably could not stand constitutional scrutiny
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Mon Mar-12-07 09:52 AM
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7. Because the contracts were likely obtained illegally |
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Also they were not executed properly. This is about: 1: Protecting the logistical capability of the military and 2: Recovering what can be recovered from the billions funneled into the organization.
I'm not saying seize it without due process, thus the receivership during investigation and any ensuing trials.
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