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Senate Committee Seeks Audit of Iraq Oil Money Mar 9:
Two senior members of the Senate Armed Services Committee have requested a full accounting of how Iraq is spending its soaring oil revenue. Since the invasion in 2003, the United States has invested close to $50 billion in reconstruction Bush's corpora-terrorists.
A letter from the Armed Services Committee says, "we believe that it has been overwhelmingly US taxpayer money that has funded Iraq reconstruction [sic] over the last five years, despite Iraq earning billions of dollars in oil revenue over that time period that have ended up in non-Iraqi banks." #
Ah yes...the Rx Jupiter in the Iraq invasion chart: bottomless pit in the money department, I believe were my exact words. And since this has been going on for years now, and since US taxpayer money funds everything else in most of the world, thanks, guys, for finally noticing.
Whether this 'committee work' will amount to improvements in the situation, that's always a horse of another color in Washington.
America's coffers really MUST be empty for politicians to act as if they're speaking up on behalf of the tapped out taxpayer.
Yep, the cash cow has become a downer headed for slaughter but where's the beef? In non-Iraqi banks!
And meanwhile the American people are left with the patties of Washington.
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