Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Aspetti economici e finanziari del dopoguerra all'Iraq

Il thread intero e' leggibile sotto:
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&safe=off&threadm=6196c429.0306141029.22d4a096%40posting.google.com&rnum=1
vi e' anche un sottothread dedicato alle sole perdite dei legionari
imperiali impegnati nella pacificazione della provincia cosi'
conquistata.
Qui pero' vorrei parlare in dettaglio di chi da questa provincia
ci sta guadagnado, e principalmente la Halliburton di cui sono
stranoti
i legami con la corte imperiale, infatti e' la ditta del Cheney.
Questa ditta paga molto poco le tasse, come e' stato scritto sull IHT 
e come ho riportato qui con stralci dall'articolo originale:
http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=6196c429.0402070641.1dec6e86%40posting.google.com&output=gplain
Subject: Indovinate quanto ha pagato la Halliburton di tasse,
l'originale
era "guess how much Halliburton paid in taxes" autore Bob Herbert.
A proposito del fatto se la Halliburton " e' "  oppure "era" la ditta
di Cheney "(Cheney still receives deferred compensation from
Halliburton
but insists he has no role in the awarding of contracts)"
Dopo aver ricordato i vari soggetti ecco la notizia:
http://www.eetimes.com/sys/news/OEG20040211S0046
Halliburton among top DoD contractors in 2003
By George Leopold
EE Times // February 11, 2004 (6:05 p.m. ET)  
  
WASHINGTON Halliburton Co., the energy and engineering services
company once
headed by Vice President Dick Cheney, has vaulted into the Pentagon's
top-ten
list of military contractors in 2003.
e' molto postmoderno che una notizia simile faccia capolino
sull'Electronic
Times, come assai postmoderno e' il commento successivo:
Largely on the strength of a string of sole-source, no-bid contracts
to provide
services in Iraq ranging from rebuilding the war-torn nation's oil
infrastructure to feeding U.S. troops, Halliburton wracked up military
contracts
totaling $3.9 billion in fiscal 2003. The total made it the nation's
seventh-largest military contactor. 
Since the end of fiscal 2003 last September, the Pentagon has opened
investigations of allegations that Halliburton overcharged the
government by
millions of dollars. Despite the fraud probes, the Pentagon recently
awarded
Halliburton another Iraq contract reportedly worth $1.2 billion.
poi dicono che gli US sono un paese capitalista
ahahahahahahahahhahahahaha
come ho gia' detto sarebbe il caso di cambiargli nome in URSA,
Unione delle Repubbliche Socialiste di America.
Per altri dati sulla sparitizione delle risorse pubbliche nel
complesso
militar-industriale dell'URSA vedasi l'articolo dell EETIMES citato
Bye
P.S. notare che la Halliburton sta diventando ricca senza che il
petrolio
esca dalla provincia conquistata, infatti i babilonesi gli fanno
regolarmente
saltare gli oleodotti appena sono in funzione, ma la Halliburton,
molto
astutamente, i soldi li fa sul rattoppo - e non e' tutto cosi'
fantasticamente postmoderno? 
Lo sviluppo logico sarebbe che la Halliburton si metta a pagare
la guerriglia babilonese per completare il ciclo ed assicurasi
appalti per i prossimi decenni... ove si dimostra che chi
ha scritto "Guerra Eterna" sapeva il fatto suo. Se volete capire
la Storia di oggi leggete "Forever War di Joe Haldeman
http://search.barnesandnoble.com/booksearch/results.asp?WRD=Forever+War+Haldeman

 Subject: Indovinate quanto ha pagato la Halliburton di tasse,
 
.. dopo aver visto quanto NON paga di tasse vediamo quanto
paga invece di tangenti:
Story from BBC NEWS:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/1/hi/business/3492777.stm
Kuwait orders Halliburton probe 
Kuwait's parliament has agreed to examine allegations of overcharging in a
multi-million dollar contract to supply oil to the US army in Iraq. 
US auditors say the army may have paid $61m extra for oil it bought from Kuwaiti
suppliers in a deal with US conglomerate, Halliburton. 
Kuwait's state oil company and private firm Altanmia were supplying 1,500 tonnes
of fuel daily to the US in Iraq. 
Kuwait's energy minister says there has no been no impropriety. 
He said he hoped the parliamentary investigation would "uncover the truth for
the Kuwaiti people and the Kuwaiti parliament" and that he would accept its
conclusions. 
The law will apply "even to me" if the panel finds any evidence of wrongdoing,
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il Kuwait cosi' liberato dall'Impero e' gia' una culla
di democrazia direi
said Sheik Ahmed Fahd al-Sabah. 
The five-member panel will report back to parliament within 60 days. 
Cries for inquiry 
The draft report by US auditors, disclosed in December, showed that Altanmia had
charged more than double the price Turkish suppliers had quoted for bringing oil
to US forces in Iraq. 
[..]
According to the MPs, Altanmia profited by just under $800,000-a-day by
providing fuel to Halliburton's subsidiary, Kellogg Brown & Root (KBR). 
Kuwait's state-owned oil company, the Kuwait Petroleum Corporation, had made a
daily profit of just under $400,000 through the deal, according to the
parliamentarians. 
The MPs described the figures as "scary, if true". 
The BBC's Mark Gregory, reporting from Iraq, said the probe was "potentially
deeply embarrassing for the Kuwaiti government, which has close ties to the
United States." 
[..]
US Vice President Dick Cheney was formerly Halliburton chief executive. 
However, Rob McKee, the chief US advisor to the Iraqi oil iministry, praised
Halliburton's work in Iraq. 
"From my vantage point, they have done a great job. They have done a lot of
projects under intense scrutiny and under intense security conditions," he told
the BBC's World Business Report. 
che viene da domandarsi se uno dei progetti sia sifonare consistenti
somme di denaro per la gioia della halliburton, poi uno pensa
alla liberazioneehehehheheheheh dell'Iraq dal vile dittatore
bahahhahahahaahhahahaahhahaha 
Bye