Original sentence: Charles H.Featherstone says, "If there were commercial quantities of oil in Hell, Exxon executives would not call God and demand regime change.Iraq oil reserve maps were used by Vice President Dick Cheney and a group of oil industry insiders to formulate U.Proponents of the oil industry claim it is unlikely that oil companies specifically asked for the invasion of Iraq.Some oil company executives claim to value stability above all else.The U.The original vision for post war Iraq was for it to be a tranquil example of a market economy and have free flowing oil.The stock market also values the stability of contractual arrangements, a regular return on capital, and not getting company employees killed and equipment blown up.They would buy an extremely nice lunch for the Devil, and they would talk contract and concession terms".energy policy in 2000.military estimated revenues of between 50 and 100 billion dollars over 5 years for Iraq's oil which they alleged would offset the cost of rebuilding Iraq
Edited sentence: As Charles H.Featherstone puts it, "If there were commercial quantities of oil in Hell, Exxon executives would not call God and demand regime change.Some say that it is unlikely that oil companies asked for the invasion of Iraq, because oil companies prize stability – the stability of contractual arrangements, of a regular return on capital, of not getting their employees killed and their equipment blown up.They would buy an extremely nice lunch for the Devil, and they would talk contract and concession terms