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Posted By Tumultuous 1 month, 1 week ago in Political NewsThe U.S. Defense Department told a congressional committee paying $400 for a gallon of gas is one reason the cost of the war in Afghanistan is so high.
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albionperfides1 month, 1 week ago
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Why doesn't the Pentagon lay down the rules of fair commerce? Maybe the Army should supply itself instead of being ripped off by the likes of Haliburton, oh, I forgot this is the US Taxpayer funding Dick Cheney's retirement. You should become a socialist
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country where everything is apportioned equally and the top 1% don't own 40% of the country's wealth. That's an election slogan for you!
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earthlingerer1 month, 1 week ago
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I'll bet the Russians, or someone from Russia and the CIS could do it for a whole lot less.
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But then again, these contractors have it good... free child prostitutes, huge salaries, and they're protected by congress when (not if) they gang-rape female american employees.
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