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Iraq: Connect the Dots

  1. The Iraqis have repeatedly voted for US Troops to leave.
  2. In 2006: 72% of Troops said they wanted out of Iraq within a year.
  3. Crude Designs: Multinationals are stealing $100s of Billions from the Iraqi people.
  4. 2003: Halliburton put in charge of pumping Iraq's oil.
Connect the dots.

This is not a 'conspiracy theory', merely a list verified facts, that when put together, look real bad for the US Gov't.

Real Anti-War Candidates ought to be pointing out these facts, because when you connect the dots, it's clear that the beneficiaries of troops in Iraq are the Dick Cheney, Halliburton and the Oil Companies.

These facts can dispel the media myth that we must stay in Iraq forever to support the troops, when the reality is, our purpose appears to be to loot the Iraqi black gold.

It is the obligation of the top 'anti-war' candidates use their platform to expose these facts.

Unfortunately, Ron Paul has thus far failed to educate the public as well he could. Is it just me, or would he gain votes if he brought these facts, esp #2, to his next tv appearance?
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then there's this story that

ben
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20:42 Jan 25th

then there's this story that ought to bring down the house.

Iraq Vet suicides: 6,000 in 2005 alone...?! That's what they found when they did a state by state investigation.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/11/13/cbsnews_investigat...

this story came out late 2007 and was totally buried by the mainstream and the gatekeeper press.

This evidence should be

Anonymous
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10:57 Jan 27th

This evidence should be useful, thank you.

no meters? Just how long does it take to install a new meter for the oil?

I wish more candidates would

Anonymous
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16:37 Jan 27th

I wish more candidates would tell the truth about what is really happening in Iraq. But then I suppose the Corporate media wouldn't let them get their message out. Catch 22 and nothing ever changes.

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