| Hank Chinaski |
12-30-2004 10:18 AM |
Don't hold your breath waiting for Norm Coleman to talk about this.
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Originally posted by Tyrone Slothrop
As you say, Hank, in a third-world country with $$$ flowing through, no one should be surprised at corruption. That it is happening in Iraq is not a particular indictment of anything the Bush Administration is doing there. But I know from your postings about oil-for-food that you conservatives are all bent on cleaning up that part of the Earth and want badly to hold people to a higher standard. I therefore was confident that you would to know about similar malfeasance by our Iraqi pals so that you can rant about them, too.
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Yes, we agree they should go after this abuse that was not covered up, was not bribed into the shadows and will be dealt with. We are now dealing with 2 Iraq scandals- 1 was just longer term and took a regime change so that we could find out what our allies had been up to.
You find these equivalents I guess. Cheers!
Me? Well, I know corruption exists- remember we had a President a few years back who sold missile secrets to China for $$$. That was in the US, not the 3rd world (no Arkansas jokes Penske!). What's important to me is that it was exposed, and dealt with in a prudent and non-emotional manner.
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