Israel attacks civilians

[Hossfly]

Two planes.
Three steel-framed skyscrapers.
2.5 seconds of documented free fall acceleration.
Multiple celebrating Semites.

The FREE-FALL ACCELERATION of WTC Building 7, David Chandler, AE911truth.org - YouTube

Some of the same elements that get rich from the existence of a Jewish State in a sea of Arab hostilism got even richer from the events of 911; not that apologists for Empire would care.

Pure fantasy. It didn't happen because it was a David Copperfield illusion.

Sure thing, Killer.

"Over the past decade, contracting for America’s spy agencies has grown into a $50 billion industry that eats up seven of every 10 dollars spent by the U.S. government on its intelligence services.

"Today, unbeknownst to most Americans, agencies once renowned for their prowess in analysis, covert operations, electronic surveillance and overhead reconnaissance outsource many of their core tasks to the private sector.

"The bulk of this market is serviced by about 100 companies, ranging in size from multibillion dollar defense behemoths to small technology shops funded by venture capitalists."

And My Lai was just a bad dream.

Former high-ranking Bush officials enjoy war profits - Salon.com

You at it again, coward? Amazing how all these cowards don't want to place the blame on those who actually committed this atrocity. Maybe they get their jollies being conspiracy theorists since there is nothing else in their sorry life. As you can see, this coward is still obsessed with money because he has nothing but his subsidized apartment. Really, if he is so unhappy with this country, he really should move to someplace where he can feel more comfortable, and perhaps the new country will also subsidize his living accommodations. Remember, Georgie Boy, you can always become a Herbalife distributor in your neighborhood to earn a few bucks.

 

[georgephillip]

Still having trouble responding to content, Killer?
Maybe you should get that GED?

"Ever since the 1950s, with the rise of America’s modern military-industrial complex, high-level U.S. officials and military men have moved between the government and private sectors.

"But what we have today with the intelligence business is something far more systemic: senior officials leaving their national security and counterterrorism jobs for positions where they are basically doing the same jobs they once held at the CIA, the NSA and other agencies — but for double or triple the salary, and for profit.

"It’s a privatization of the highest order, in which our collective memory and experience in intelligence — our crown jewels of spying, so to speak — are owned by corporate America."

Former high-ranking Bush officials enjoy war profits - Salon.com

 

[Maryland]

Still having trouble responding to content, Killer?
Maybe you should get that GED?

"Ever since the 1950s, with the rise of America’s modern military-industrial complex, high-level U.S. officials and military men have moved between the government and private sectors.

"But what we have today with the intelligence business is something far more systemic: senior officials leaving their national security and counterterrorism jobs for positions where they are basically doing the same jobs they once held at the CIA, the NSA and other agencies — but for double or triple the salary, and for profit.

"It’s a privatization of the highest order, in which our collective memory and experience in intelligence — our crown jewels of spying, so to speak — are owned by corporate America."

Former high-ranking Bush officials enjoy war profits - Salon.com

Too bad your impressive intellect is wasted on a messageboard

 

[georgephillip]

Still having trouble responding to content, Killer?
Maybe you should get that GED?

"Ever since the 1950s, with the rise of America’s modern military-industrial complex, high-level U.S. officials and military men have moved between the government and private sectors.

"But what we have today with the intelligence business is something far more systemic: senior officials leaving their national security and counterterrorism jobs for positions where they are basically doing the same jobs they once held at the CIA, the NSA and other agencies — but for double or triple the salary, and for profit.

"It’s a privatization of the highest order, in which our collective memory and experience in intelligence — our crown jewels of spying, so to speak — are owned by corporate America."

Former high-ranking Bush officials enjoy war profits - Salon.com

Too bad your impressive intellect is wasted on a messageboard

"The Israeli military has been hit by a series of scandals from uncensored social media sites, and Electronic Intifada has been one of the more rigorous monitors of offensive postings by Israeli soldiers.

"In December, the site discovered Nisim Asis, a 22-year-old soldier from the Beit-El settlement, who posted racist images on his Instagram page, including a picture of himself licking what is probably tomato ketchup from a knife with the caption: 'Fuck all Arabs their blood is tasty".

Did you find that kosher, Einstein?

Israeli soldier posts Instagram image of Palestinian child in crosshairs of rifle | World news | guardian.co.uk

 

[Hossfly]

What did I post that is 'not true' - and where is the support of what you are claiming?

It was never intended that all the Mandate should be for an Arab state of 'Palestine' - which appears to be your contention.

As I stated, you appear to be denying that any territory whatsoever was intended to become a Jewish state.

It was not to become a Jewish state.

Read the mandate.

Read the 1939 white paper that clarified the goal of the mandate.

If you could be more specif in your question I will answer.

Hey, genius,go read what THE Man told Moses. Finito.

 

[Maryland]

Still having trouble responding to content, Killer?
Maybe you should get that GED?

"Ever since the 1950s, with the rise of America’s modern military-industrial complex, high-level U.S. officials and military men have moved between the government and private sectors.

"But what we have today with the intelligence business is something far more systemic: senior officials leaving their national security and counterterrorism jobs for positions where they are basically doing the same jobs they once held at the CIA, the NSA and other agencies — but for double or triple the salary, and for profit.

"It’s a privatization of the highest order, in which our collective memory and experience in intelligence — our crown jewels of spying, so to speak — are owned by corporate America."

Former high-ranking Bush officials enjoy war profits - Salon.com

Too bad your impressive intellect is wasted on a messageboard

"The Israeli military has been hit by a series of scandals from uncensored social media sites, and Electronic Intifada has been one of the more rigorous monitors of offensive postings by Israeli soldiers.

"In December, the site discovered Nisim Asis, a 22-year-old soldier from the Beit-El settlement, who posted racist images on his Instagram page, including a picture of himself licking what is probably tomato ketchup from a knife with the caption: 'Fuck all Arabs their blood is tasty".

Did you find that kosher, Einstein?

Israeli soldier posts Instagram image of Palestinian child in crosshairs of rifle | World news | guardian.co.uk

In a nano-second, nobody will ever see your inane post. What a complete waste of a life.

 

[Hossfly]

Still having trouble responding to content, Killer?
Maybe you should get that GED?

"Ever since the 1950s, with the rise of America’s modern military-industrial complex, high-level U.S. officials and military men have moved between the government and private sectors.

"But what we have today with the intelligence business is something far more systemic: senior officials leaving their national security and counterterrorism jobs for positions where they are basically doing the same jobs they once held at the CIA, the NSA and other agencies — but for double or triple the salary, and for profit.

"It’s a privatization of the highest order, in which our collective memory and experience in intelligence — our crown jewels of spying, so to speak — are owned by corporate America."

Former high-ranking Bush officials enjoy war profits - Salon.com

You know what you remind me of, coward??? A one-trick pony. It's the same old, same old with you. It's a shame that you don't have more in your life. I pity you. Have you ever thought, Georgie Boy, that if you ever put as much effort into your own education when you were younger you wouldn't be depending on a subsidized apartment right now paid for by people who did put in some effort unlike you, and you wouldn't constantly be on forums whining about people who have so much more than you do? That color green for envy certainly becomes you. So tell us, Georgie Boy, for a change of pace, what do you think of the Arab Spring?

 

[georgephillip]

Still having trouble responding to content, Killer?
Maybe you should get that GED?

"Ever since the 1950s, with the rise of America’s modern military-industrial complex, high-level U.S. officials and military men have moved between the government and private sectors.

"But what we have today with the intelligence business is something far more systemic: senior officials leaving their national security and counterterrorism jobs for positions where they are basically doing the same jobs they once held at the CIA, the NSA and other agencies — but for double or triple the salary, and for profit.

"It’s a privatization of the highest order, in which our collective memory and experience in intelligence — our crown jewels of spying, so to speak — are owned by corporate America."

Former high-ranking Bush officials enjoy war profits - Salon.com

You know what you remind me of, coward??? A one-trick pony. It's the same old, same old with you. It's a shame that you don't have more in your life. I pity you. Have you ever thought, Georgie Boy, that if you ever put as much effort into your own education when you were younger you wouldn't be depending on a subsidized apartment right now paid for by people who did put in some effort unlike you, and you wouldn't constantly be on forums whining about people who have so much more than you do? That color green for envy certainly becomes you. So tell us, Georgie Boy, for a change of pace, what do you think of the Arab Spring?

Try harder, Killer:

"Through his own eponymous consulting firm, Armitage has lobbied on behalf of L-3 Communications Inc., one of the nation’s largest intelligence contractors, to help it sell anti-submarine surveillance systems to Taiwan.

"L-3, like ManTech, is also heavily involved in Iraq. (Further topping off Armitage’s investment interests in the war: He sits on the board of directors of ConocoPhillips, which is aiming to become a major player in Iraq’s energy industry through a joint venture with Russia’s Lukoil.)

"In these jobs, former high-level officials like Armitage continue to fight terrorist threats and protect the 'homeland,' as they once did while working in government. But by fusing their political careers with business, these former officials have brought money-making into the highest reaches of national security.

"They have created a new class of capitalist policy-makers that is bridging the gap between public policy and private business in ways that are unprecedented in American history."

Start your thread on the Arab Spring; I'll jump in.

Former high-ranking Bush officials enjoy war profits - Salon.com

 

[Hossfly]

Still having trouble responding to content, Killer?
Maybe you should get that GED?

"Ever since the 1950s, with the rise of America’s modern military-industrial complex, high-level U.S. officials and military men have moved between the government and private sectors.

"But what we have today with the intelligence business is something far more systemic: senior officials leaving their national security and counterterrorism jobs for positions where they are basically doing the same jobs they once held at the CIA, the NSA and other agencies — but for double or triple the salary, and for profit.

"It’s a privatization of the highest order, in which our collective memory and experience in intelligence — our crown jewels of spying, so to speak — are owned by corporate America."

Former high-ranking Bush officials enjoy war profits - Salon.com

You know what you remind me of, coward??? A one-trick pony. It's the same old, same old with you. It's a shame that you don't have more in your life. I pity you. Have you ever thought, Georgie Boy, that if you ever put as much effort into your own education when you were younger you wouldn't be depending on a subsidized apartment right now paid for by people who did put in some effort unlike you, and you wouldn't constantly be on forums whining about people who have so much more than you do? That color green for envy certainly becomes you. So tell us, Georgie Boy, for a change of pace, what do you think of the Arab Spring?

Try harder, Killer:

"Through his own eponymous consulting firm, Armitage has lobbied on behalf of L-3 Communications Inc., one of the nation’s largest intelligence contractors, to help it sell anti-submarine surveillance systems to Taiwan.

"L-3, like ManTech, is also heavily involved in Iraq. (Further topping off Armitage’s investment interests in the war: He sits on the board of directors of ConocoPhillips, which is aiming to become a major player in Iraq’s energy industry through a joint venture with Russia’s Lukoil.)

"In these jobs, former high-level officials like Armitage continue to fight terrorist threats and protect the 'homeland,' as they once did while working in government. But by fusing their political careers with business, these former officials have brought money-making into the highest reaches of national security.

"They have created a new class of capitalist policy-makers that is bridging the gap between public policy and private business in ways that are unprecedented in American history."

Start your thread on the Arab Spring; I'll jump in.

Former high-ranking Bush officials enjoy war profits - Salon.com

You're still a one-trick pony, coward, and all you are showing the readers is that you resent people who have money. If you had spent probably one-fourth the time on your education when you were young (in your town there are community colleges, occupational centers, trade-tech schools) as you spend running around to different forums whining about the same things, your retirement would be enjoyable for you and you wouldn't have to whine so much. Why not get a job as a Walmart greeter to earn a few bucks that you can spend on some entertainment? In a big city such as yours, there has to be loads of fun things going on and it's a shame you can't afford them. Now come back and whine some more, Georgie Boy, about the same old stuff you have been whining about for ages. You're like an old record player with a broken needle.

 

[ima]

What did I post that is 'not true' - and where is the support of what you are claiming?

It was never intended that all the Mandate should be for an Arab state of 'Palestine' - which appears to be your contention.

As I stated, you appear to be denying that any territory whatsoever was intended to become a Jewish state.

It was not to become a Jewish state.

Read the mandate.

Read the 1939 white paper that clarified the goal of the mandate.

If you could be more specif in your question I will answer.

Hey, genius,go read what THE Man told Moses. Finito.

THE man told Moses to go walk around for 40 years and become a nomad. Jews are nomads.

 

[Hossfly]

It was not to become a Jewish state.

Read the mandate.

Read the 1939 white paper that clarified the goal of the mandate.

If you could be more specif in your question I will answer.

Hey, genius,go read what THE Man told Moses. Finito.

THE man told Moses to go walk around for 40 years and become a nomad. Jews are nomads.

Iasked once before: Why did Moses purposely wander for 40 years? Any idea?

 

[ima]

Hey, genius,go read what THE Man told Moses. Finito.

THE man told Moses to go walk around for 40 years and become a nomad. Jews are nomads.

Iasked once before: Why did Moses purposely wander for 40 years? Any idea?

He's a man, he wouldn't ask for directions!

 

[georgephillip]

Too bad your impressive intellect is wasted on a messageboard

"The Israeli military has been hit by a series of scandals from uncensored social media sites, and Electronic Intifada has been one of the more rigorous monitors of offensive postings by Israeli soldiers.

"In December, the site discovered Nisim Asis, a 22-year-old soldier from the Beit-El settlement, who posted racist images on his Instagram page, including a picture of himself licking what is probably tomato ketchup from a knife with the caption: 'Fuck all Arabs their blood is tasty".

Did you find that kosher, Einstein?

Israeli soldier posts Instagram image of Palestinian child in crosshairs of rifle | World news | guardian.co.uk

In a nano-second, nobody will ever see your inane post. What a complete waste of a life.

Do you personally find Arab blood tasty?

 

[georgephillip]

You know what you remind me of, coward??? A one-trick pony. It's the same old, same old with you. It's a shame that you don't have more in your life. I pity you. Have you ever thought, Georgie Boy, that if you ever put as much effort into your own education when you were younger you wouldn't be depending on a subsidized apartment right now paid for by people who did put in some effort unlike you, and you wouldn't constantly be on forums whining about people who have so much more than you do? That color green for envy certainly becomes you. So tell us, Georgie Boy, for a change of pace, what do you think of the Arab Spring?

Try harder, Killer:

"Through his own eponymous consulting firm, Armitage has lobbied on behalf of L-3 Communications Inc., one of the nation’s largest intelligence contractors, to help it sell anti-submarine surveillance systems to Taiwan.

"L-3, like ManTech, is also heavily involved in Iraq. (Further topping off Armitage’s investment interests in the war: He sits on the board of directors of ConocoPhillips, which is aiming to become a major player in Iraq’s energy industry through a joint venture with Russia’s Lukoil.)

"In these jobs, former high-level officials like Armitage continue to fight terrorist threats and protect the 'homeland,' as they once did while working in government. But by fusing their political careers with business, these former officials have brought money-making into the highest reaches of national security.

"They have created a new class of capitalist policy-makers that is bridging the gap between public policy and private business in ways that are unprecedented in American history."

Start your thread on the Arab Spring; I'll jump in.

Former high-ranking Bush officials enjoy war profits - Salon.com

You're still a one-trick pony, coward, and all you are showing the readers is that you resent people who have money. If you had spent probably one-fourth the time on your education when you were young (in your town there are community colleges, occupational centers, trade-tech schools) as you spend running around to different forums whining about the same things, your retirement would be enjoyable for you and you wouldn't have to whine so much. Why not get a job as a Walmart greeter to earn a few bucks that you can spend on some entertainment? In a big city such as yours, there has to be loads of fun things going on and it's a shame you can't afford them. Now come back and whine some more, Georgie Boy, about the same old stuff you have been whining about for ages. You're like an old record player with a broken needle.

You're an old fool who'll die without ever knowing how useful his "life" has been to those who make big money from mass murder.

"Take the case of George Tenet, who retired in 2004 from his service as President Bush’s CIA director. As he was writing his memoirs and preparing for a new career as a professor at Georgetown University, Tenet quietly began cutting deals with companies that earn much of their revenues from contracts with the intelligence community.

"And, as I was the first to report a year ago in Salon, Tenet began to make big money off of the Iraq war.

"By the end of 2007, he had made nearly $3 million in directors’ fees and other compensation from his service as a director and adviser to four companies that provide the U.S. government with technology, equipment and personnel used for the war in Iraq, as well as in the broader war on terror."

Former high-ranking Bush officials enjoy war profits - Salon.com

Die soon, Sissy.

 

[toastman]

Try harder, Killer:

"Through his own eponymous consulting firm, Armitage has lobbied on behalf of L-3 Communications Inc., one of the nation’s largest intelligence contractors, to help it sell anti-submarine surveillance systems to Taiwan.

"L-3, like ManTech, is also heavily involved in Iraq. (Further topping off Armitage’s investment interests in the war: He sits on the board of directors of ConocoPhillips, which is aiming to become a major player in Iraq’s energy industry through a joint venture with Russia’s Lukoil.)

"In these jobs, former high-level officials like Armitage continue to fight terrorist threats and protect the 'homeland,' as they once did while working in government. But by fusing their political careers with business, these former officials have brought money-making into the highest reaches of national security.

"They have created a new class of capitalist policy-makers that is bridging the gap between public policy and private business in ways that are unprecedented in American history."

Start your thread on the Arab Spring; I'll jump in.

Former high-ranking Bush officials enjoy war profits - Salon.com

You're still a one-trick pony, coward, and all you are showing the readers is that you resent people who have money. If you had spent probably one-fourth the time on your education when you were young (in your town there are community colleges, occupational centers, trade-tech schools) as you spend running around to different forums whining about the same things, your retirement would be enjoyable for you and you wouldn't have to whine so much. Why not get a job as a Walmart greeter to earn a few bucks that you can spend on some entertainment? In a big city such as yours, there has to be loads of fun things going on and it's a shame you can't afford them. Now come back and whine some more, Georgie Boy, about the same old stuff you have been whining about for ages. You're like an old record player with a broken needle.

You're an old fool who'll die without ever knowing how useful his "life" has been to those who make big money from mass murder.

"Take the case of George Tenet, who retired in 2004 from his service as President Bush’s CIA director. As he was writing his memoirs and preparing for a new career as a professor at Georgetown University, Tenet quietly began cutting deals with companies that earn much of their revenues from contracts with the intelligence community.

"And, as I was the first to report a year ago in Salon, Tenet began to make big money off of the Iraq war.

"By the end of 2007, he had made nearly $3 million in directors’ fees and other compensation from his service as a director and adviser to four companies that provide the U.S. government with technology, equipment and personnel used for the war in Iraq, as well as in the broader war on terror."

Former high-ranking Bush officials enjoy war profits - Salon.com

Die soon, Sissy.

Typical angry low-income American, angry at those who have succeeded and made money. No wonder you're so bitter towards the Jews
It's not the Jews fault you didn't go to college and are now living in a shithole gang infested area.
Take Hossfly suggestion to become a Wal Mart greeter. I heard you make a lot of new friends that way. Hey, you might even find someone who believes the same crap you do

 

[georgephillip]

If you're not angry at those who get rich from mass murder, you're not paying attention.
BTW, I'm still "going to college", maybe you should give up your greeter job and try it?
Jews will thank you.

 

[toastman]

You can be whatever you want to be behind that computer screen of yours Georgie Boy

 

[Hossfly]

Try harder, Killer:

"Through his own eponymous consulting firm, Armitage has lobbied on behalf of L-3 Communications Inc., one of the nation’s largest intelligence contractors, to help it sell anti-submarine surveillance systems to Taiwan.

"L-3, like ManTech, is also heavily involved in Iraq. (Further topping off Armitage’s investment interests in the war: He sits on the board of directors of ConocoPhillips, which is aiming to become a major player in Iraq’s energy industry through a joint venture with Russia’s Lukoil.)

"In these jobs, former high-level officials like Armitage continue to fight terrorist threats and protect the 'homeland,' as they once did while working in government. But by fusing their political careers with business, these former officials have brought money-making into the highest reaches of national security.

"They have created a new class of capitalist policy-makers that is bridging the gap between public policy and private business in ways that are unprecedented in American history."

Start your thread on the Arab Spring; I'll jump in.

Former high-ranking Bush officials enjoy war profits - Salon.com

You're still a one-trick pony, coward, and all you are showing the readers is that you resent people who have money. If you had spent probably one-fourth the time on your education when you were young (in your town there are community colleges, occupational centers, trade-tech schools) as you spend running around to different forums whining about the same things, your retirement would be enjoyable for you and you wouldn't have to whine so much. Why not get a job as a Walmart greeter to earn a few bucks that you can spend on some entertainment? In a big city such as yours, there has to be loads of fun things going on and it's a shame you can't afford them. Now come back and whine some more, Georgie Boy, about the same old stuff you have been whining about for ages. You're like an old record player with a broken needle.

You're an old fool who'll die without ever knowing how useful his "life" has been to those who make big money from mass murder.

"Take the case of George Tenet, who retired in 2004 from his service as President Bush’s CIA director. As he was writing his memoirs and preparing for a new career as a professor at Georgetown University, Tenet quietly began cutting deals with companies that earn much of their revenues from contracts with the intelligence community.

"And, as I was the first to report a year ago in Salon, Tenet began to make big money off of the Iraq war.

"By the end of 2007, he had made nearly $3 million in directors’ fees and other compensation from his service as a director and adviser to four companies that provide the U.S. government with technology, equipment and personnel used for the war in Iraq, as well as in the broader war on terror."

Former high-ranking Bush officials enjoy war profits - Salon.com

Die soon, Sissy.

Is the loser at it again, Georgie Boy, typing away in your little subsidized apartment like a lazy old fool instead of trying to get yourself a part-time job to earn a few bucks to get yourself out of that subsidized apartment for a while and enjoy what Los Angeles has to offer its inhabitants. You are only showing us, Georgie Boy, how green with envy you are at people having money with your same old stuff over and over and over and also what a mentally sick fool you are by telling me to die soon. By the way, the sissy here is you, although you will never admit it. Hide in your little apartment, typing frantically
like a maniac on different forums, so that the boogeyman doesn't get you. Hmmm, I wonder on how many forums this loser has told people to die soon. This is only a forum, Georgie Boy, and mentally stable people don't tell other posters to die soon regardless of what they post. You can live to be 110 for all I care because you don't affect my real life one way or the other.


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Quote: Originally Posted by Hossfly
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You know what you remind me of, coward??? A one-trick pony. It's the same old, same old with you. It's a shame that you don't have more in your life. I pity you. Have you ever thought, Georgie Boy, that if you ever put as much effort into your own education when you were younger you wouldn't be depending on a subsidized apartment right now paid for by people who did put in some effort unlike you, and you wouldn't constantly be on forums whining about people who have so much more than you do? That color green for envy certainly becomes you. So tell us, Georgie Boy, for a change of pace, what do you think of the Arab Spring?
Try harder, Killer:

"Through his own eponymous consulting firm, Armitage has lobbied on behalf of L-3 Communications Inc., one of the nation’s largest intelligence contractors, to help it sell anti-submarine surveillance systems to Taiwan.

"L-3, like ManTech, is also heavily involved in Iraq. (Further topping off Armitage’s investment interests in the war: He sits on the board of directors of ConocoPhillips, which is aiming to become a major player in Iraq’s energy industry through a joint venture with Russia’s Lukoil.)

"In these jobs, former high-level officials like Armitage continue to fight terrorist threats and protect the 'homeland,' as they once did while working in government. But by fusing their political careers with business, these former officials have brought money-making into the highest reaches of national security.

"They have created a new class of capitalist policy-makers that is bridging the gap between public policy and private business in ways that are unprecedented in American history."

Start your thread on the Arab Spring; I'll jump in.

Former high-ranking Bush officials enjoy war profits - Salon.com
You're still a one-trick pony, coward, and all you are showing the readers is that you resent people who have money. If you had spent probably one-fourth the time on your education when you were young (in your town there are community colleges, occupational centers, trade-tech schools) as you spend running around to different forums whining about the same things, your retirement would be enjoyable for you and you wouldn't have to whine so much. Why not get a job as a Walmart greeter to earn a few bucks that you can spend on some entertainment? In a big city such as yours, there has to be loads of fun things going on and it's a shame you can't afford them. Now come back and whine some more, Georgie Boy, about the same old stuff you have been whining about for ages. You're like an old record player with a broken needle.
You're an old fool who'll die without ever knowing how useful his "life" has been to those who make big money from mass murder.

"Take the case of George Tenet, who retired in 2004 from his service as President Bush’s CIA director. As he was writing his memoirs and preparing for a new career as a professor at Georgetown University, Tenet quietly began cutting deals with companies that earn much of their revenues from contracts with the intelligence community.

"And, as I was the first to report a year ago in Salon, Tenet began to make big money off of the Iraq war.

"By the end of 2007, he had made nearly $3 million in directors’ fees and other compensation from his service as a director and adviser to four companies that provide the U.S. government with technology, equipment and personnel used for the war in Iraq, as well as in the broader war on terror."

Former high-ranking Bush officials enjoy war profits - Salon.com

Die soon, Sissy.

 

[georgephillip]

"In Tenet’s most prestigious position, he was the only American director of QinetiQ, the British defense research company that was privatized in 2003 and acquired by the well-connected Carlyle Group.

"Earlier this year, Tenet left QinetiQ’s UK parent to join the board of QinetiQ North America, the company’s U.S. subsidiary and one of the fastest-growing contractors in the U.S. intelligence market.

"There, Tenet is working with CEO Duane P. Andrews, a former assistant secretary of defense who was the chief intelligence adviser to Dick Cheney when he was Secretary of Defense in the early 1990s.

"(Prior to joining QinetiQ, Andrews would have had plenty of contact with Tenet, as Andrews was a senior executive with Science Applications International Corp., a major CIA and NSA contractor.)"

What would inbred morons do with their lives if not for Empire's need for hired killers?

Former high-ranking Bush officials enjoy war profits - Salon.com

 

[Hossfly]

"In Tenet’s most prestigious position, he was the only American director of QinetiQ, the British defense research company that was privatized in 2003 and acquired by the well-connected Carlyle Group.

"Earlier this year, Tenet left QinetiQ’s UK parent to join the board of QinetiQ North America, the company’s U.S. subsidiary and one of the fastest-growing contractors in the U.S. intelligence market.

"There, Tenet is working with CEO Duane P. Andrews, a former assistant secretary of defense who was the chief intelligence adviser to Dick Cheney when he was Secretary of Defense in the early 1990s.

"(Prior to joining QinetiQ, Andrews would have had plenty of contact with Tenet, as Andrews was a senior executive with Science Applications International Corp., a major CIA and NSA contractor.)"

What would inbred morons do with their lives if not for Empire's need for hired killers?

Former high-ranking Bush officials enjoy war profits - Salon.com

Why not ask your doctor for a referral to a geriatric psychiatrist, Loser? You certainly need one. It's pathetic that Georgie Boy keeps on spitting out the same old stuff on a forum as if the readers are going to keep on reading this same old stuff. My suggestion still holds. Get yourself a part-time job so you will be able to get out of that subsidized apartment and have money to do some fun things. And, Homeboy, how do we know that you are not inbred. Inbred people usually have mental problems; and someone who tells another poster to die soon on a forum certainly has mental problems. But, keep it up, Georgie Boy, so that you keep showing the readers that you aren't working on all cylinders.