In the "Creole trick," the perpetrator pretends to be the victim.
Cheney sits in a wheelchair and the war profiteering is repressed.
The $3 trillion war (cf. Joseph Stiglitz' book) is a theft of the
present and the future that reduced American stature to a rogue
state. Since the start of the Iraq War, Halliburton and their
former subsidiary Kellogg, Brown and Root have come under fire for
receiving billions of dollars in no-bid contracts, and then failing
to perform their duties adequately. And now they're facing a major
lawsuit for some of these shoddy services, most notably for
providing tainted supplies of food and water to American troops
serving in Iraq. Robert F. Kennedy Jr talks with Elizabeth Burke,
one of the attorneys handling the newest lawsuit against the two
companies.