Someone Just Shoot Me In The Head Please Options

[Sanders]

I'm sitting here watching CNN International, and the 2 lead stories are:

"Bush delivers his message of compassion to Guatemala"

and,

"Haliburton shifting its focus to the Middle East"


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It's only a matter of time...












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[jo56]

Isn't it just amazing that all the Democrats are doing is using "WORDS" to combat any of these actions?

DEMS, your WORDS aren't good enough. Why don't you put some TEETH INTO YOUR meaningless words and start getting rid of these TRAITORS. Keep them in COURT THE REST OF THEIR NATURAL LIVES.

This post has been edited by jo56: Mar 12 2007, 11:04 AM

[Cary]

The rats are leaving the ship, a.k.a. United States of America.

http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/03/12/bus...halliburton.php

Halliburton moving CEO to Dubai

HOUSTON: Halliburton, the energy services giant, said it will open a corporate headquarters in Dubai and move its chairman and chief executive, David Lesar, there.

The company will maintain its existing corporate office here as well as its legal incorporation in the United States, meaning that it will still be subject to domestic laws and regulations.

Although the announcement of the new Dubai arrangement took many by surprise, Halliburton said the move was part of a strategy announced in mid- 2006 to concentrate its efforts in the Middle East and surrounding areas, where state-owned oil companies represent a growing source of business.

Halliburton, which was led by Vice President Dick Cheney from 1995 to 2000, is now in the process of spinning off KBR, its military contracting unit, to focus on its business of drilling wells and maintaining fields for oil companies. The company did not say what implications the Dubai development might have for its military contracts.

The Dubai announcement, which Halliburton made at a regional energy conference in Bahrain, comes at a time when the company is being investigated by the Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission over allegations of improper dealings in Iraq, Kuwait and Nigeria. Halliburton has also agreed to pay billions of dollars in settlements in asbestos litigation.

Future commentary by Halliburton CEO: "Come and get me copper! Come and get me, HAHAHAHAHAHA! Got all my pals protecting me down here in the middle east."

[jo56]

They are ALL A BUNCH OF LOSERS. I hope their business fails in Dubai.