U.S. Senators and Congress are bribed by companies in Iraq to continue the Iraq War

[Russell Wyllie]

If the next U.S. President was to call for troops out of Iraq, it would be very easy for many U.S. contractor companies in Iraq,(like Halliburton) to bribe U.S. Senators and Congress to vote against the troop removal. If the next President then used the Veto to overrule, impeachment might be sought by the bought-out Congress and Senate, who will say that the President is incompetant and placing U.S. contractors in danger.

Hence Bush and the plans of his maniac buddies will keep hounding Iraq even when they are not in the WhiteHouse, by removing Presidential power via bribes.
With plans in Iraq going so well for the U.S. Defense and construction companies,including oil and security deals, there are already fingernails dug deep into the Iraqi sand which will never let go- like a cat with a mouse.

(Bush and Co. make lots of money and they have made sure the next President will never affect profiteering plans of the orchestrators of the Iraq War) Iraq is not just a war, but a U.S. dominated business centre to wangle extra dollars for the players in that scenario.

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[RetiredGySgt]

Sure thing.

 

[Russell Wyllie]

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[Russell Wyllie]

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