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A Halliburton Co. subsidiary provided water to U.S. troops at a camp in Iraq that was twice as contaminated as water from the Euphrates River, former employees of the company said on Monday.
The subsidiary, Kellogg Brown and Root, also blocked employees' attempts to inform the U.S. military at Camp Junction City in Ramadi that the water was foul or tell them that water tanks should immediately be chlorinated, the workers said.
They cited KBR's failure to test or treat the water in the latest in a series of hearings Senate Democrats have held on Halliburton, which was once headed by Vice President Dick Cheney and has huge contracts to provide services to the U.S. military in Iraq.
Originally posted by HiddenReality
Those americans should be thankfull there getting diluted sewage and not bullets in the head for invading and looting nations.
I bet the US soldiers regret dumping all those bodies in the river now they are washing in it.
Originally posted by HiddenReality
Those americans should be thankfull there getting diluted sewage and not bullets in the head for invading and looting nations.
I bet the US soldiers regret dumping all those bodies in the river now they are washing in it.
Those americans should be thankfull there getting diluted sewage and not bullets in the head for invading and looting nations.
Originally posted by HiddenReality
Those americans should be thankfull there getting diluted sewage and not bullets in the head for invading and looting nations.
I bet the US soldiers regret dumping all those bodies in the river now they are washing in it.
First I do not accept the premise.
Second, was the intended use Potable or Nonpotable? desert operations require significant water that is not always intended for drinking. Where is the proof here??????????????
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