Irony

http://money.cnn.com/2004/08/06/news/fortune500/halliburton.reut/index.h
tm?cnn=yes

"Named as defendants are Halliburton and four executives. David Lesar,
formerly the company's chief operating officer, is now its CEO. Douglas
Foshee, a former chief financial officer, is now CEO of El Paso Corp.
<http://cgi.money.cnn.com/mgi/mgi_search?QUERY=EP>  (EP
<http://money.cnn.com/quote/quote.html?shownav=true&symb=EP> : Research
<http://cnnfn.multexinvestor.com/Reports.aspx?ticker=EP> , Estimates
<http://cgi.money.cnn.com/firstcall/fc?ticker=EP> ) Gary Morris, another
former CFO, and Robert Muchmore, a former controller, were also named. "

(The funny thing is when you read this article in this week's Seven
Days:)

http://sevendaysvt.com/columns.html

(which produces this quote:)

"Shakespeare did not have Tom Good in mind, of course, when he wrote,
'What's in a name?' But the Bard probably would have enjoyed the
contrasting monikers of the Montpelier resident and his fictitious
alter-ego: Rob Moore. 


Tall and bearded, Good is a 41-year-old, single, self-employed architect
who specializes in environmentally responsible projects. The
identical-looking Rob Moore heads the Vermont chapter of Billionaires
for Bush, a protest group that uses satirical street theater to skewer
greedy, right-wing capitalists. Although "B4B" has some adherents in
France, Germany, Australia and South Korea, it is primarily a homegrown
phenomenon with about 64 branches in 27 states. They strike out with an
array of clever battle cries, such as 'Hands Off Halliburton' and 'Leave
No Billionaire Behind.'"

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