From prostitutes to Super bowl tickets, a federal probe reveals how contractors in Iraq cheated the U.S.
Hundreds of pages of recently unsealed court records detail how kickbacks shaped the war's largest troop support contract months before the first wave of U.S. soldiers plunged their boots into Iraqi sand.
TVNL Comment: What this article does not say is that the Bush administration, more accurately the Cheney/PNAC administration, acts as a business agent for the war industry. They are as much a part of this corruption as anyone else, if not a bigger part!
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