War has always been big business. Hell, who do you think benefitted from the Civil War? American Industrialists, European Bankers, European Nobles,
ect.
World Wars 1 and 2 both fed the pockets of bankers, arms manufacturers, and almost every industry.
War sells, and everyone has been buying.
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Topic started on 18-6-2006 @ 03:49 PM by mr conspiracy
Since Sept. 11, any person that works for the white house is going to get very very rich.
Security, or should I say Terror, is now big business.
Protecting the American public is making some agencies and security firm members overnight millionaires.
After 9/11, President Bush set up the Department of Homeland Security.
It is attracting more and more money from the congress. Therefore, the more terror attacks or even the threat will make money for the department.
It should be renamed Department of Ripping off American people.
yeah, make a living Clark Kent, but please dont make a killing, literally.
Here are the names of all those who made a lot of money from scaring us all:
Tracking the Turnover:
graphics.nytimes.com...
A list of former domestic security officials and where they are now working. (pdf)
[edit on 18-6-2006 by mr conspiracy]
Security, or should I say Terror, is now big business.
Protecting the American public is making some agencies and security firm members overnight millionaires.
After 9/11, President Bush set up the Department of Homeland Security.
It is attracting more and more money from the congress. Therefore, the more terror attacks or even the threat will make money for the department.
It should be renamed Department of Ripping off American people.
New York Times - June 17, 2006
HOMELAND SECURITY INC.
Profiting From Terror
This two-part series examines how former domestic security officials have benefited from their connections to the federal agencies they once helped supervise.
Contractor Pay Lures Counterterror Officials
Dozens of members of the Bush administration's domestic security team, assembled after the 2001 terrorist attacks, are now collecting bigger paychecks in different roles: working on behalf of companies that sell domestic security products, many directly to the federal agencies the officials once helped run.
Former Antiterror Officials Find Industry Pays Better
At least 90 officials at the Department of Homeland Security or the White House Office of Homeland Security — including the department's former secretary, Tom Ridge; the former deputy secretary, Adm. James M. Loy; and the former under secretary, Asa Hutchinson — are executives, consultants or lobbyists for companies that collectively do billions of dollars' worth of domestic security business.
More than two-thirds of the department's most senior executives in its first years have moved through the revolving door. That pattern raises questions for some former officials.
"People have a right to make a living," said Clark Kent Ervin, the former inspector general of the department...
NYT
yeah, make a living Clark Kent, but please dont make a killing, literally.
Here are the names of all those who made a lot of money from scaring us all:
Tracking the Turnover:
graphics.nytimes.com...
A list of former domestic security officials and where they are now working. (pdf)
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