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 eyeflare rated 17 months ago- From the page: "After wildly lowballing the cost of the Iraq conflict at a mere $50 to $60 billion, the Bush administration has been concealing the full economic toll. The spending on military operations is merely the tip of a vast fiscal iceberg. In an excerpt from their new book, the authors ... more
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- metaltiger rated 9 months agoiraq
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Early in George W.'s run for the White House, he said I'm not wanting to get into nation building.
Well, I agree he hasn't built any nations, but he has destroyed a few including the U.S.A.. Hail the idiot-in-chief!
- Flaneur2008 rated 13 months agoiraq, war
- ...and a lot of that money has gone to what we used to call "war profiteers"
- neonphile rated 15 months agoiraq, bush
- The war costs plenty. Yet I keep getting chain e-mails about how illegal aliens are the ones draining the economy. Ignore the man behind the curtain!
- gualleygirl rated 17 months agoeconomics, politics, iraq
- what we will have to bear...how can the backers of this war live with themselves
- eyeflare rated 17 months agoiraq, vanity-fair
- From the page: "After wildly lowballing the cost of the Iraq conflict at a mere $50 to $60 billion, the Bush administration has been concealing the full economic toll. The spending on military operations is merely the tip of a vast fiscal iceberg. In an excerpt from their new book, the authors calculate the grim bottom line."
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