Yes, the merchants of death and their financiers are the only ones who profited. The maimed and dead soldiers did not. The Iraqis, no. The American public, who got the bill, did not profit either, nor our grandchildren. One would think that “the greatest country in the world” could make something other than bombs and poison food.
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If you were one of the military contractors, you probably would agree that it is was worth it. For most others, DEFINITELY NOT!!!
Yes, the merchants of death and their financiers are the only ones who profited. The maimed and dead soldiers did not. The Iraqis, no. The American public, who got the bill, did not profit either, nor our grandchildren. One would think that “the greatest country in the world” could make something other than bombs and poison food.