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The Blogiston Post: An Iraqi Company

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Politics, money, and war. Saturday, August 20. Former employee of Halliburton subsidiary pleads guilty to accepting kickbacks. A former employee of a Halliburton Co. subsidiary pleaded guilty Friday to accepting more than $100,000 in kickbacks from an Iraqi company in exchange for securing it a U.S. military construction contract, prosecutors said. Posted by Susie Dow @ 12:26 PM. Your blog is great! It's hard to find blogs with good content and people talking about investment fraud these days!

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The Blogiston Post: Same old same old

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Politics, money, and war. Tuesday, September 13. Same old same old. There is a commentary posted at the ePluribus Media scoop site that's worth a looksee. The connections to contracts in Iraq, in this case, telecommunications, and the reward of a cushy job with a defense contractor. Schmitz has been hired as COO and General Counsel for the Prince Group based in Alexandria, Virginia. The Prince Group is the parent company of Blackwater USA. There's more and it's not pretty. Posted by Susie Dow @ 12:43 AM.

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The Blogiston Post: it's a bad soap opera

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Politics, money, and war. Friday, November 18. It's a bad soap opera. You know, you just can't make this sh*t up anymore. I'm thinking the folks in the White House just watched way way way to many epsiodes of Dallas. And thought that was way the real life should be. How else to explain Tom Delay and his super killer buds Safavian and Abramoff? Or Mike Brown worrying about what to wear to dinner while the citizens of New Orleans drowned? Telling ya', it's become a really bad soap opera. Mr Stein's wife ev...

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The Blogiston Post: What goes up, must come down

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Politics, money, and war. Thursday, November 17. What goes up, must come down. US Files First Criminal Charges Against Contractors in Iraq. November 17, 2005. The US. Justice Department filed the first criminal charges against a contractor receiving Iraq reconstruction contracts, according to court documents. Bloom's firms did business as Global Business Group, GBG Holdings and GBG-Logistics Division, the affidavit said. Posted by Susie Dow @ 9:11 AM. View my complete profile. Billions of dollars short, ...

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The Blogiston Post: How odd

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Politics, money, and war. Tuesday, October 18. Agency charged with spending oversight in Iraq left country in '04. The chief Pentagon agency in charge of investigating and reporting fraud and waste in Defense Department spending in Iraq quietly pulled out of the war zone a year ago - leaving what experts say are gaps in the oversight of how more than $140 billion is being spent. Where does the Army's Major Procurement Fraud Unit at the CID fall into this? Posted by Susie Dow @ 1:04 PM. Same old same old.

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Politics, money, and war. Friday, April 25. So which lucky contestant gets the parting gift of $2.5 billion dollars? That's the question on everyone's lips today at bpost. Andrew Natsios at the USAID. Insists the $2.5 billion dollars being used for reconstruction in Iraq is not a loan. But that's not quite what President Bush. Said when he issued an executive order on March 20 confiscating and vesting the assets of the Iraq government in US banks. For post war Iraq was coming from. Two very similar n...

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The Blogiston Post: Report: Iraqi Board of Supreme Audit

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Politics, money, and war. Friday, August 12. Report: Iraqi Board of Supreme Audit. Audit: Iraq fraud drained $1 billion. By Hannah Allam, Knight Ridder Newspapers, August 11, 2005. Iraqi investigators have uncovered widespread fraud and waste in more than $1 billion worth of weapons deals arranged by middlemen who reneged or took huge kickbacks on contracts to arm Iraq's fledgling military, according to a confidential report and interviews with U.S. and Iraqi officials. The Iraqi Board of Supreme Audit.

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The Blogiston Post: Ol' Halliburton

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Politics, money, and war. Sunday, August 7. Army Whistleblower Draws Fire. By Deborah Hastings, AP National Writer. Bunnatine "Bunny" Greenhouse is the Principal Assistant Responsible for Contracting ("PARC" in the alphabet soup of military acronyms) in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Lest the title fool, she is responsible for awarding billions upon billions in taxpayers' money to private companies hired to resurrect war-torn. Do the durations of those contracts make sense? Dick Cheney, who left to ru...

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The Blogiston Post: An Iraq Contractor in the Fog of War

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Politics, money, and war. Wednesday, May 17. An Iraq Contractor in the Fog of War. The following is the summary for my first article published at ePluribus Media where I am also a volunteer researcher and editor. One Missing, One Dead: an Iraq Contractor in the Fog of War. By Susie Dow with Steven Reich. The article will formally roll out this Sunday, May 21st. The link to the discussion area at the community site of ePluribus Media will become active at that time. By Kirk von Ackermann's wife.