Hate us, boo us, dis our anthem and our flag...

hehe.. I just put an order in today for a brand new 35 foot flag pole and a large new flag for my front yard.

Sorry.

Amen brotha.

word

A little off topic, but I think you missed it:
http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showth...hreadid=117156

fuckin a!

do you ever shut up?

land of the free. home of the brave.

i think someone needs a group hug....

no...

LOOK!!!

this friendly people have USA flag too!!!

why they all wear white?

the usa owns everyone. =[

Praise The Lord.

Stanton, why not just make the ultimate statement and hang yourself with the canadian flag.

That'll show us.

fuck the lord. The fuckin' lord didn't help us get to where we are...

LOL

Think its time for you to start training -

Lesson #1:
TRY not to post another US propaganda thread within the next 30 minutes - We all know it will be hard for you, but some of your freinds belive in you (not me, and im not your freind either)

you're at less than 700 posts away from freedom.... GFY will soon be liberated from the Amp oppression.

Spoken like a true american; "if they dont agree with you, kill them all - fuck freedom of speech"

Edit: I understood your answer wrong - but fuck that - buttfuck that

well, you just made that up out of the blue.... because my last post said nothing even remotely close to that...


but then, hey... the fanatics are out in force these days... do what you feel you must.

Halliburton wins contract on Iraq oil firefighting
Reuters, 03.06.03, 8:31 PM ET


HOUSTON, March 6 (Reuters) - A Halliburton Co. (nyse: HAL - news - people) subsidiary Kellogg, Brown & Root (KBR) has won the contract to oversee any firefighting operations at Iraqi oilfields after any U.S.-led invasion, a Defense Department source said on Thursday.

KBR was widely viewed by many in the oilfield services industry as the likely candidate to oversee firefighting in Iraq's oilfields. Halliburton does extensive logistic support work for the U.S. military.

Vice President Dick Cheney served as Halliburton's chief executive officer from 1995 to 2000,

A possible beneficiary of Thursday's deal is oilwell firefighting company Boots & Coots International Well Control Inc., with which Halliburton has had an alliance since 1995.

A Halliburton spokeswoman declined comment and referred all questions to the Defense Department.

Etttttssssssss Naatttttt Aboooouuuttt Oooyyyllllll

Halliburton, the Texas company which has been awarded the Pentagon's contract to put out potential oil-field fires in Iraq and which is bidding for postwar construction contracts, is still making annual payments to its former chief executive, the vice-president Dick Cheney.

The payments, which appear on Mr Cheney's 2001 financial disclosure statement, are in the form of "deferred compensation" of up to $1m (£600,000) a year.

The company would not say how much the payments are. The obligatory disclosure statement filled by all top government officials says only that they are in the range of $100,000 and $1m. Nor is it clear how they are calculated.

Halliburton is one of five large US corporations - the others are the Bechtel Group, Fluor Corp, Parsons Corp, and the Louis Berger Group - invited to bid for contracts in what may turn out to be the biggest reconstruction project since the second world war.

It is estimated to be worth up to $900m for the preliminary work alone, such as rebuilding Iraq's hospitals, ports, airports and schools.

The contract winners will be able to establish a presence in post-Saddam Iraq that should give them an invaluable edge in winning future contracts.

The defence department contract awarded to the Halliburton subsidiary, Kellog, Brown & Root (KBR), to control oil fires if Saddam Hussein sets the well heads alight, will put the company in an excellent position to bid for huge contracts when Iraq's oil industry is rehabilitated.

KBR has already benefited considerably from the "war on terror". It has so far been awarded contracts worth nearly $33m to build the detention camp at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba for al-Qaida suspects.

Asked whether the payments to Mr Cheney represented a conflict of interest, Halliburton's spokeswoman, Wendy Hall, said: "We have been working as a government contractor since the 1940s. Since this time, KBR has become the premier provider of logistics and support services to all branches of the military."

In the five years Mr Cheney was at the helm, Halliburton nearly doubled the amount of business it did with the government to $2.3bn. The company also more than doubled its political contributions to $1.2m, overwhelmingly to Republican candidates.