Ohoh. I worked for Haliburton during that time. Should I do hari-kari now or just wait for the Green police to get me?> > In particular, I wonder how this will influence our > > view of Germany. If there is any country that should > > be most enthusiastic for freeing people from a > > genocidal dictator, it is Germany. Instead of that, > > though, we see Germany refusing to help under _any_ > > circumstances, _and_ what evidence we have suggests > > that German companies (with the assistance, quite > > possibly of the German government) were the most > > active ones in the world in helping to violate the > > sanctions. How is that going to affect things, too? > > Given what you said, and I agree with the lack of morality involved in > the actions of the German companies, what would you say about an American > company that sold him prohibited equipment that contained hardware that > could _very easily_ be converted into a nuclear bomb trigger...after 1991? > That would be Cheneys company wouldnt it? Halliburton? I see that the suit to get Cheney to reveal the particulars about the formation of energy policy has been dropped.rob
Kevin T. - VRWC
The Green police!
They live inside a leafy shed
The Green police!
They come for me in my hedge
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