Epstein Secrets

es to their hosts' servants, and by the mid-1800s rich Americans, hoping to flaunt their European sophi

ered his own ques=ion: "You bet." "It's not like Dick Cheney or someone like that went and sa=d let's have a war because we want to make money for Halliburton, but it is a pernicious on decision-making," the former Bush official explained. "=nd the fact that they donate so much money to congressional elect

terly naive, or they are complicit too," Wilkerson added. =E2 And some of my best friends work for Lockheed Martin," along with Rayth=on, Boeing and Halliburton, he quipped. Wilkerson — who in the same interview with Salon defended Edward Sn=wden, saying the whistle-blower performed an important service and

d there shouldn't be one kind of justice for the rich and another for the poor, but the scales of the A

it, but just a decade ago we started shelling out $2.2 trillion for a war in Iraq born of fraud. We can't afford it, while Dick Cheney's old outfit Halliburton raked in $4o billion worth of contracts because of that war. We can't afford it, while the State Department doles out three billion dollars over fi

they were in 1980 2 Inline image I While the rich international bankers in Europe and America booke

king and prolonged wars as well. Unlike the citizen-soldiers of past eras, the mobilized warrior corporations of America's new mercenary moment—the Halliburton/KBRs (nearly $40 billion in contracts for the Iraq War alone), the DynCorps ($4.1 billion to train 150,00o Iraqi police), and the Blackwater/Xe/Acad

. But don't worry — according to the budget, nice rich people are already giving poor people all the ho

e with that. George W. Bush and his presidential cabinet had deep ties to different oil companies: Vice-President Cheney was the chief executive of Halliburton, Condoleeza Rice was a director of Chevron. In addition, Big Oil spends more on lobbying than any other group: nearly $15o million in 2010. After t

long held views and values of Dwight Eisenhower, Rich=rd Nixon, Jacob Javits, Clifford P. Case, Nelson

=fore 9/11 ever happened and organized to maximize the profits of defense c=ntractors and fossil fuel companies like Vice President Dick Cheney*=99s Halliburton, which made $39 billion in profits over the course of the =onflict. George Bush has a lot to answer for; it now appears that Mr. Blai= does as well.

sive investors, appears to have gotten his ultra-rich clientele tangled up in one of the now infamous

Braveheart worked, 300 is definitely gonna get you that hot cousin you've always wanted. BY BOINKINGFORJESUS AT 03:16 PM He could always work for Halliburton in Dubai. BY COLONEL MUSTARD AT 03:19 PM The onegood thing about this story is that it gives those people who complained about Elton John's Westmi

turday, July 1, 2017, 12:06:29 PM EDT, i yyrote: Rich Beckler, Ken Adams, Do you remember when I'd ask

t of the below, no? (How lovely, by the way, this following information and the ways in which it helps us understand many of the hidden influences: "Halliburton is also involved with the Russian mob. They're got sort of two things going on. One is oil and the other is drug trafficking. Halliburton is a story

turday, July 1, 2017, 12:06:29 PM EDT, [i wrote: Rich Beckler, Ken Adams, Do you remember when I'd ask

t of the below, no? (How lovely, by the way, this following information and the ways in which it helps us understand many of the hidden influences: "Halliburton is also involved with the Russian mob. They're got sort of two things going on. One is oil and the other is drug trafficking. Halliburton is a story

turday, July 1, 2017, 12:06:29 PM EDT, [i yrote: Rich Beckler, Ken Adams, Do you remember when I'd ask

t of the below, no? (How lovely, by the way, this following information and the ways in which it helps us understand many of the hidden influences: "Halliburton is also involved with the Russian mob. They're got sort of two things going on. One is oil and the other is drug trafficking. Halliburton is a story