Halliburton selling nuclear tech to Iran

http://www.tucsonweekly.com/gbase/Currents/Content?oid=oid:86394

Halliburton charged with selling nuclear technology to Iran

Halliburton, the notorious U.S. energy company, sold key nuclear-reactor components to a private Iranian oil company called Oriental Oil Kish as recently as 2005, using offshore subsidiaries to circumvent U.S. sanctions, journalist Jason Leopold reported on Globalresearch.ca, the Web site of a Canadian research group. He cited sources intimate with the business dealings of Halliburton and Kish.

The story is particularly juicy, because Vice President Dick Cheney, who now claims to want to stop Iran from getting nukes, was president of Halliburton in the mid-1990s, at which time he may have advocated business dealings with Iran, in violation of U.S. law.

Leopold contended that the Halliburton-Kish deals have helped Iran become capable of enriching weapons-grade uranium.

>>1 And they are still making profits. Shareholders and consumers (the ones who are supposed to take charge) are not up in arms about this, despite the hatred of everything that might have "helped the terrorists" some three years ago, such as protesting against the invasion of Iraq. Can we trust consumers like these to tell the market to behave when government steps back? Well, go ahead and try, it's not like unchecked global warming (zomg Kyoto is evil!!) will turn *our* meridians into arid deserts, and the 1 billion or so who will die in heatstroke and by famine will not be entrepreneurs or rugged individuals in raccoon-hats or Israelis so who cares really?

Profits do everyone good. Dealings such as this require people who's only value is their loyalty. Since poor people cannot afford an education this gives poor people an opportunity to make some hard cash. Stupid people of course tend to waste their money so this cash will trickle down to those who provide them with goods and services. It also shows Iran that not everyone in America is a bad guy.

Stay in school.

>>3 Profits don't do people good if government doesn't make the top percentages pay the just amount of tax or prevent them from placing the money in Vanuatu. Trickle down is a vague term, and the current rising tide has only raised yachts thus far.

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owned by
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You mean, the other way around right? Because what Xel describes is happen right now. And you'd all know that if you weren't out of touch with reality.

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>>6
Same person.

>>7

No. I posted that. >>3 just got owned. And now we know it's true because the loser hasn't replied.

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He was the or a halliburton public advisor, so he probably has a lot of work to do.

>>8
Give it a week.

>>9
lollerz

yes im vry busy and no time to deal with faggotry unlike the unemployd.

ktnx, c u next quarter

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