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CBS tries to make us feel WONDERFUL about $3.87 a Gallon!

2008-09-09T16:34:12Z

CBS TRIES TO MAKE US FEEL WONDERFUL that OIL has dropped slightly. Listen to all the sheep who think its so great to pay $3.87 per gallon wow. The real reason is that OUR DOLLAR is Dropping so fast!!! Its worth half of a british pound watch the whole report... What they do not want you to know. They do this every single year to condition us.. Up the prices then bring them down just before Thanksgiving or Labor Day Weekend.. DUMB! When your asked why gas is so expensive remember don't get bamboozled it is the FALLIN DOLLAR that is causing it!! With all the phoney money that they are printing and flooding the economy with is actually inflating everything!!!!!

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Iraq For Sale The War Profiteers Part 8 of 8

2008-09-03T10:37:53Z

The story of what happens to everyday Americans when corporations go to war.
Acclaimed director Robert Greenwald (Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price, Outfoxed) takes you inside the lives of soldiers, truck drivers, widows and children who have been changed forever as a result of profiteering in the reconstruction of Iraq. Iraq for Sale uncovers the connections between private corporations making a killing in Iraq (Blackwater, Halliburton/KBR, CACI and Titan) and the decision makers who allow them to do so.

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Iraq For Sale The War Profiteers Part 7 of 8

2008-09-03T10:37:53Z

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Iraq For Sale The War Profiteers Part 6 of 8

2008-09-03T12:31:43Z

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Iraq For Sale The War Profiteers Part 5 of 8

2008-09-04T00:47:57Z

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Iraq For Sale The War Profiteers Part 4 of 8

2008-09-04T08:29:14Z

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Iraq For Sale The War Profiteers Part 3 of 8

2008-09-04T10:44:38Z

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Iraq For Sale The War Profiteers Part 2 of 8

2008-09-04T10:44:38Z

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Iraq For Sale The War Profiteers Part 1 of 8

2008-09-09T14:34:15Z

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The Iraq War Profiteer No One Is Talking About

2008-10-01T05:23:51Z

What's it going to take for us to hold the Iraq War profiteers accountable? The Bush administration's $3 trillion war in Iraq has been the direct cause of our current recession, and yet private defense contractors continue to reap billions in profits. I'm not even talking about KBR for the moment. That loathesome Cheney-backed Halliburton subsidiary has actually been the focus of a bit of media and Congressional attention recently (though not enough) for contaminating our troops' water supplies, ignoring electrical safety standards that led to troop casualties, and dodging hundreds of millions in tax payments. No, I'm talking about L-3, the second largest employer in the Iraq occupation behind KBR.

L-3 makes about $1 billion a year off of the outsourcing of intelligence gathering in Iraq. The U.S. government hired L-3 to work with the military in interrogating and running background checks on Iraqi prisoners and civilians. L-3 now employs approximately 7,000 translators and 300 intelligence experts in Iraq, and has grown to become the ninth largest defense contractor in the U.S and the sixth largest Iraq War profiteer. While this outsourcing alone is cause for alarm, it is how L-3 runs its company that is particularly egregious.

Corporate Cronyism in Iraq (part 2)

2008-09-27T01:19:58Z

CorpWatch's Pratap Chatterjee and Ex-Titan Translator Marwan Mawiri on Corporate Cronyism and Intelligence Outsourcing in Iraq CorpWatch Managing Editor Pratap Chatterjee has just returned from Iraq, where he was embedded with the US military and investigating the outsourcing of both military logistics and intelligence gathering.

A new CorpWatch report offers a scathing assessment of intelligence contractors L-3 and Titan. We also speak to Marwan Mawiri, who worked in Iraq as a translator with Titan in 2003 and 2004.

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L-3 Titan

2008-09-27T01:20:18Z

It is being called the Baghdad Bubble. That is new business opportunities in Iraq following the US-led invasion. One American company, L-3 Titan has won multi-million dollar contracts to provide translating services to troops. But a corporate watchdog claims many Titan employees have poor language skills, and are not properly trained for combat zones, potentially putting lives at risk. Al Jazeera's John Terrett reports.

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