Re: Underwater mortgages and the economy
Mitch <mitch-XiMxl95eDgrprZlt/[email protected]>
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I seriously doubt it, since the first part isn't what people assume about war in the first place. But the second; I'd suggest the US is in this war for the benefit of several corporations, and that they still can and will benefit. There was never any possibility these wars would benefit the country, anyway; it always has been about providing opportunity for Halliburton, et al. Such wars also will continue as long as government thinks they need to help corporations instead of citizens (as long as they think the two are synonymous). Mitch [from mePad] On Nov 4, 2010, at 1:44 AM, Charlie Bell <[email protected]> wrote: > We profited from lots of wars. Your point may be "countries can't prosper from wars repeatedly" which is a lesson the USA is about to learn.