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POPS Get out of jail free card for companies,deferred prosecution agreement

by ekorstanje 4-9-2008

Perfect example of what happens when their is no regulation on busness. They will do anything no matter how harmful if it means a bigger profits for share holders.

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POPS FEMA Hid danger of hurricane trailers

by ekorstanje 1-29-2008

This is what happens with government more concerned with protecting busness than peopple.

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POPS Drug makers purposely stall release of generics

by The REAL Napster 5-9-2007

Isn't that lovely. I'm pretty sure there is NO big busness left that's not as corrupt as can be. Sad but true.

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POPS Remember: Saddam Was Our Man

by Kore7 11-5-2006

NY Times OpEd from March 14, 2003. The United States also sent arms to the new regime, weapons later used against the same Kurdish insurgents the United States had backed against Kassem and then abandoned. Soon, Western corporations like Mobil, Bechtel and British Petroleum were doing business with Baghdad -- for American firms, their first major involvement in Iraq. This history is known to many in the Middle East and Europe, though few Americans are acquainted with it, much less understand it. Yet these interventions help explain why United States policy is viewed with some cynicism abroad. George W. Bush is not the first American president to seek regime change in Iraq. Mr. Bush and his advisers are following a familiar pattern.

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