>Bret,
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>>But I forget Fernando you think the Iraq military and leadership does no wrong.
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>No, I never said that, in the contrary. I dare you to point a message where I, even, suggested that. OTOH, it does not mean that the Bush administration is made of angels.
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>Please check message #777342, if you still believe in the good intentions of the Bush administration and the real motive for the Iraq invasion.

This link proves nothing in the way of intentions by anyone. Just specualtion on someone's motives. Fernando we live and work in a society where people have jobs and perform functions for others. Just because Chaney has links to oil does not mean that he wants a war to profit from it. What would you say if all the contracts went to the Russians or the Canadians? Would you then look into the background of all their politicians and their motives. You fail to grasp the idea of a service. If you are in need of a service and want a job done then you ask those who have the skill to do the job. When it comes to rebuilding Iraq I certainly hope that those with the best skills will be hired and heaven forbid that they be US companies. Because then you will make the quantum leap that all the companies started the war just so they can profit. Look out dunkin donutz, look out Coca Cola, look out Walmart. Don't move into Iraq, don't sell to Iraq, don't even think aobut helping Iraq to do anything because people like Fernando will target you are profiteering from the war. I hope that the job of rebuilding and helping Iraq go to those with the best skill at the least cost. But I know that is not always the case.

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>Hope it helps,
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>Fernando