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KlatooBNikto

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Sat Oct-09-04 02:54 PM
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6. Halliburton may well be the prototype of the Transnational Corporation

that you refer to.It can build bases around the globe, maintain them,conduct police actions,supply soldiers and logistics for wars,all with mercenary soldiers who will simply be tagged as Halliburton employees and be drawn from many countries where Halliburton has a free hand to operate.Countries like India ,though officially not participating in the Iraq war ,can do so by providing manpower for a variety of tasks and not be overtly tagged as part of the Coalition which would cause domestic political problems.

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