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Lets see, no WMD, Acceptance of Saddam’s offer of exile would have removed the Regime change argument, but then if we hadn’t invaded, the Iraqis would still control their oil and the Corporate Armies and the Military Industrial Complex wouldn’t have gotten their share of the War’s $Trillion dollar cost, and those poor ole oil Companies might have missed out on the $21 Trillion value of that oil.
SOMETIMES ONE HAS TO LOOK UNDER THE RUG TO FIND THE DIRT 2007
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The biggest problem in stealing $10 Trillion from the public Treasury to pay your gambling debts lies in stealing the first $1.5 Trillion.
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Rescue as in “transfer $5 Trillion from the US Treasury for some dear friends”.
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As for the cost, the $1 Trillion is only $100B per year – the Iraq war is still costing more than that.
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I am pretty sure you welfare/liberal folks know that a Trillion is LARGER then a Billion.
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The roughly $176 Trillion is for Derivative Contracts held by US Banks. 97 percent of that is held by Five Big Bad Banks.
Matthew Yglesias » AEI Scholar John Makin Calls for Bank Nationalization 2009
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Second job is to move about $7 Trillion from the US Treasury into the pockets of the plutocrats, with NO paper trail for where the money went.
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Just as Bush was able to steal $2 Trillion from the Social Security/Medicare Trust Funds and give it to the richest cocksuckers in the country because major Democratic donors liked that idea just as much as did major Republican donors.
Matthew Yglesias » Domestic Politics vs. Foreign Policy 2009
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That’s why the Bailout Bill will increase the federal debt limit to $11.3 Trillion, up $1.5 Trillion from the $9.8 Trillion of a few months ago.
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That’s why the Bailout Bill will increase the federal debt limit to $11.3 Trillion, up $1.5 Trillion from the $9.8 Trillion of a few months ago.
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