Saturday, December 01, 2007

Real Priorities Of The "War On Terror"

Now that we're sufficiently cowed and frightened, cities like New York which hosted the fascist lollapalooza on 9/11 are told to go to hell as corporations like Halliburton and Blackwater rake in the cash.

NY Pols Assail Proposed Anti-Terror Cuts

"NEW YORK -- A Bush administration plan to slash anti-terror grant programs by more than half would threaten the safety of U.S. cities, several New York politicians charged Saturday.
U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer blasted the Bush administration's plan to eliminate some port and rail security programs and cut Homeland Security grants for states and cities from $3.4 billion in the fiscal year 2007 to $1.4 billion in 2009."


Halliburton third-quarter profit rises 19 pct

"Oil services company Halliburton Company on Sunday said third-quarter net profit rose 19 percent, helped by a tax benefit, new international contracts and higher activity from its customers."

Guns Beat Green: The Market Has Spoken

"Anyone tired of lousy news from the markets should talk to Douglas Lloyd, director of Venture Business Research, a company that tracks trends in venture capitalism. "I expect investment activity in this sector to remain buoyant," he said recently. His bouncy mood was inspired by the money gushing into private security and defense companies. He added, "I also see this as a more attractive sector, as many do, than clean energy."

1 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Coincidentally, Bush had much more support from the big cities politicians before the 04 election, when the DHS grants were still flowing large.

It's obvious he has been using the DHS money as his own pool for political favors. Now that the big cities are tending to favor the dems more, Bush is giving all the money to his fav corporations and security companies instead.

Unbelievable how his administration plays with American tax dollars like its their own private account!

2/12/07 9:01 AM  

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