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Subject: Texas Oil for Food
Written By: danootaandme on 10/22/05 at 7:36 am
Yesterday they indicted Texas oilman Oscar Wyatt for allegedly funneling millions of
dollars to Sadaam Hussein for the rights of oil from Iraq in 2000 to 2003. So, they were looking
for WMD's that weren't in Iraq, and completely missed crooked Texas oilmen sipping cocktails at
their fundraisers. ::)
Subject: Re: Texas Oil for Food
Written By: Mushroom on 10/22/05 at 8:55 am
Yesterday they indicted Texas oilman Oscar Wyatt for allegedly funneling millions of
dollars to Sadaam Hussein for the rights of oil from Iraq in 2000 to 2003. So, they were looking
for WMD's that weren't in Iraq, and completely missed crooked Texas oilmen sipping cocktails at
their fundraisers.  ::)
This is no secret, nor is it a surprise.
There have been even more against Russians, Germans, and French businessmen.
And I am sure that this man does not get big dollars from the UN, unlike the company that Kofi's son worked for.
Subject: Re: Texas Oil for Food
Written By: MaxwellSmart on 10/22/05 at 1:37 pm
This is no secret, nor is it a surprise.
There have been even more against Russians, Germans, and French businessmen.
And I am sure that this man does not get big dollars from the UN, unlike the company that Kofi's son worked for.
Why get your millions from the UN middleman when you can get your pay-offs wholesale right from the source!
::)
Subject: Re: Texas Oil for Food
Written By: Tia on 10/22/05 at 3:10 pm
Why get your millions from the UN middleman when you can get your pay-offs wholesale right from the source!
::)
lol! troodat. i think this oil-for-food thing is mostly a smokescreen, to distract from the fact that the pentagon can't account for tens of billions of dollars from that whole money-making no-bid contract bonanza in iraq. it's complete chaos. everybody's got their snout in the trough over there, but the american companies are definitely getting the superior windfalls you'd expect from the fact that they've got their inside man in the white house.
too bad they can't get that whole security situation worked out, i guess.
Subject: Re: Texas Oil for Food
Written By: danootaandme on 10/22/05 at 4:43 pm
Ah, yes, but we are talking about a Texas oilman, indicted yesterday, who was giving millions to
Sadaam tight up until 2003, and going to Republican fundraisers in Texas with all the other Texas
oilmen. It is too easy for us to say "look at Kofi," or look at that guy from whereever than to look
at our own. "Well, others were doing it too" is the smokescreen.