Iraqi "reconstruction" as corporate looting
Posted: Saturday, December 13, 2003

The Same Old Racket in Iraq
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Iraqi "reconstruction" as corporate looting
A by no means minor consideration in the Bush administration's determination to keep those countries that opposed the US war out of the bidding on reconstruction contracts is based on the bottom line.



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