Enough of this!

If a man is electrocuted due to faulty wiring or because something is poorly or dangerously designed, the family sues for damages, and the company either fixes their product- or more than likely, takes if off the market.

That is what happens in civilian life. In the military, however, SIXTEEN men have DIED as a result of the electrical design of one company who is responsible for the installation of showers for the armed services in Iraq. One death is an 'accident'....

SIXTEEN.....is murder.

And no one is doing a thing about it. The Pentagon has performed their 'investigations'-- and can find no ties between the deadly electrocutions and the responsible party: Houston based contractor KBR, which holds a multibillion-dollar contract to provide basic services such as food and shelter for our troops. (Remember when the Bush administration decided it would be good idea to privatize the non-combatant services over there? Remember when Halliburton became richer than Midas doing just that?) So this is murder with 'accessories to murder'.



Did you notice that the company is from Texas? Is this coincidence? Does this not REEK of the same sort of irresponsible payoff of cronies that resulted in "Great job, Brownie"- that followed the mass-murders that occurred during the Katrina aftermath?

Wanna read something that makes you wanna hit someone?. Read this