I liked it better when American fought for freedom, not slavery.
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or more specifically, what's wrong with the companies our countries hire that put money over human lives ?
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/07/26/AR2007072601792.html
This is the basic guiding principle of corporations. It shouldn't really come as a surprise. It's depressing and horrible, but the people in charge won't go to jail for it. At best, the company MIGHT be fined.
Thank goodness for whistle blowers.
The one positive takeaway from this is that he's still alive... no government likes whistle blowers, but at least we don't execute ours.
"[Rory J. Mayberry] said the men were basically "kidnapped by First Kuwaiti to work on the U.S. Embassy.""
You can't really blame the US government for this. I guess. Or maybe you can. I wonder what kind of "terms" the US companies didn't meet...
well said, our country roxxors even though we not OSHA compliant all teh times rofl
that's prety disgusting.
Nothing seems too vile for our good God fearing born again Christian government any more.
Aside from the kidnapping itself, how is it that 50 guys with no passports can get smuggled against their will past US security in an Active War Zone, but no one in the military or the state dept will have any idea about how such a thing could possibly occur.
At this point would it surprise anyone if they just executed the lot of them once they've finished the job.
And we can't understand why the rest of the world despises us.
Did you miss the part about how he was afraid to say anything until he got back for fear he would be booted out of the green zone?
http://www.corpwatch.org/article.php?id=14173
And another from Feb 2006
http://www.corpwatch.org/article.php?id=13258
On a lighter note I'm intrigued by his choice of tie. Is that something you have to wear to prove your patriotism in America just in case you're viewed as a leftie for giving a damn about human rights?