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Veteran Memorrial (Photo AP/Damien Dovarganes)
At Veterans Day we salute all those that have fallen for their country and all those whose served and are serving. Looking back sometimes it hurts.
These wars on Afghanistan and Iraq started on President George W. Bush’s watch. It began with the horrendous hideous attack on 911. What’s more frightening than that is what our government has done since then.
Video of Halliburton and our troops
Everybody knows about former Vice President Dick Chaney’s involvement in the war but what about before that? In 1995 Chaney became the CEO of Halliburton until Bush chose him as his running mate. In 2004 no-bid Halliburton got the contract to rebuild the Iraq’s oil industry. Of course Halliburton was already servicing our troops overseas. Just before Chaney became the CEO Halliburton merged with Dresser Industries under Prescott Bush. Familiar ring…
That contradicts Chaney’s assertion that he had nothing to do with the company. KBR/Halliburton got no bid contracts to provide our soldiers with: food, water, clothing and even laundry care. The video from servicemen demonstrates the ill-treatment our veterans received. Our tax dollars at work?
Another military contractor that has been given a blank check is Blackwater USA. These Mercenaries are still on the loose.
The attack on America opened the door to limit liberty. In 2001 President Bush suspended the Writ of Habeas Corpus and in 2006 Congress limited to any "unlawful enemy combatant." We’re all aware of the limitations on our lives that the Patriot Act created.
Here is a frightening video The End of America, it's incredible.
Americans want their freedoms returned.
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