@Drnaline,
Drnaline;30328 wrote:I didn't know you could be convicted for plausability. Guilty for what?Why? Was there something illegal about it?
Geez...ok, let me break it down so that a second grader could understand.
Plausibility means believability (the likelihood of occurring).
The thing is there isn't the element of reasonable doubt...there is no doubt...Haliburton got the contract, and they didn't even have to bid for it.
Cheney was once a higher up at Haliburton, and now receiving a pension or stock options....something...and lo, and behold, he winds up VP, and the contract is awarded, post 9/11...the conflict of interest is glaringly apparent...it suggests impropriety and special treatment.
So yes, there is a distinct possibility that the awarding of the contract, to the exclusion of all others, was, in fact, "illegal".
You're always screaming for proof....the proof is out there..but if you don't want to see it, you won't....the truth doesn't need for you to believe it, to be the truth. The close -minded, the unenlightened, and intellectually -challenged will never see, "the truth'....and I, personally, understand...if you were to admit "the truth", your little world would come tumbling down around your ears, and the egg, already on your face, would be revealed to the world, and if you hadn't "cracked", you, then, " most assuredly", would.
I really wish you'd stop responding to my posts...because I really hate responding to your nonsensical ramblings.