War with Iran

[dccruibay]

it seem that USA is very interested in wars not long time ago there was a military conflict between North and South Korea .after this USA and South Korea held a number of military exercises In the disputed sea .Three U.S. aircraft carrier battle groups also transferred to the North-East Asia which let the situation more intense

 

[JahDave]

FWIW - Shortly after the war - a gathering was arranged for countries to provide aid in rebuilding Iraq in exchange for contracts that would be offered.

Any country not in the allies could not bid for any tenders. It was a bit like donating to charity - sit in on a poker table - where the buy-in would allow you to bid for lucrative contracts.

From these monies and and monies diverted from Pentagon war effort - $20bn could not be accounted for. Missing. This is on top of all the contracts that Halliburton won costing billions.

Not to mention the billions paid out for insuring the Twin Towers 6 months before they were demolished.

The whole thing is a scam. Biggest heist in history.

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2coec_channel4-films-iraq-s-missing-billi_news

People slowly beginning to smell the coffee...

CHANNEL4 DISPATCHES: IRAQ'S MISSING BILLIONS PART 1 OF 3

In a joint TV investigation with Channel 4's Dispatches Programme and GuardianFilms, Dr Ali Fadhil, a 29 year old Iraqi doctor, investigates what has happened to billions of dollars worth of Iraqi money which was put into the care of the US led coalition to be spent for the benefit of Iraqi people on the reconstruction of their country.

He uncovers a shocking story of fraud incompetence and corruption, unscrupulous foreign contractors who made millions from dodgy contracts, and literally billions of dollars which cannot be properly accounted for.

And at the same time he visits the people who are paying the price of broken Coalition promises to rebuild Iraq. The people struggling without power or clean water. The doctors and nurses in hospitals without basic drugs and equipment. The parents who lose their newborn children as a consequence of those shortages.

How did the American led interim government spend over $20bn, yet leave Iraqis with less electricity, less clean water and even worse hospitals than under Saddam?

You have the most accurate insight of anyone else posting on this thread Atilla. All I can say is follow the money..............That is the prize for the elite always..........Money and power.....

 

[dick_dastardly]

You have the most accurate insight of anyone else posting on this thread Atilla. All I can say is follow the money..............That is the prize for the elite always..........Money and power.....

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