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Title: Sean Hannity: U.S. Can 'Go In' To Kuwait, Iraq, 'Take All Their Oil'
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Published: Jan 16, 2011
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Post Date: 2011-01-16 13:39:51 by tom007
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Sean Hannity: U.S. Can 'Go In' To Kuwait, Iraq, 'Take All Their Oil' (VIDEO) Comments 889 On his Friday show, Sean Hannity wondered why Iraq and Kuwait hadn't "[paid] for their own liberation" by the United States, and said that America has the right to "go in there...and take all their oil." Hannity was speaking to his nightly "Great American Panel." The panel was discussing high oil prices. Hannity was incredulous and angry at the prospect of oil prices climbing: " I say why isn't Iraq paying us back with oil, and paying every American family and their soldiers that lost loved ones or have injured soldiers -- and why didn't they pay for their own liberation? For the Kuwait oil minister -- how short his memory is. You know, we have every right to go in there and frankly take all their oil and make them pay for the liberation."
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Iraq was among the top five oil producers in the world. Not only that, but the COMMUNIST CHINESE and India were the first to cash in on any new Iraqi oil productions. What's wrong with that picture? Iraq awards billion dollar power plant construction contracts to Iran and China.< And Iraq's big oil contracts go to ... 0 Comments
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#2. To: Eric Stratton, tom007 (#1)
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Iraq awards contracts to Iran and China BAGHDAD: Iraq has agreed to award $1.1 billion in contracts to Iranian and Chinese companies to build a pair of enormous power plants, the Iraqi electricity minister said Tuesday. Word of the project prompted serious concerns among American military officials, who fear that We invade it, they essentially quit producing, and our gasoline at the pumps cost more than any other time in history. 
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Post Date: 2007-10-18 04:45:21
by Happy2BMe-OnLP Iranian commercial investments can mask military activities at a time of heightened tension with Iran. The Iraqi electricity minister, Karim Wahid, said that the Iranian project would be built in Sadr City, a Shiite enclave in Baghdad that is controlled by followers of the anti-American cleric Moktada al-Sadr. He added that Iran had also agreed to provide cheap electricity from ...
Post Date: 2007-11-11 12:01:06 by Happy2BMe-OnLP
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