War Profiteering

In every war there are those corporations that make an extremely large profit specifically from the war. The scariest offenders are those that have the power to get a government to start a war on their behalf.

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2008-09-02 3:15

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Bush unsatisfied with Iraq war progress. Ground zero bones could yield DNA clues. Putin: economic growth developing satisfactorily. US shows frustration with slow UN action on Darfur. Alibaba is the largest B2B marketplace in …

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