Thursday, March 17, 2005
What was it Tony said about not being there to pillage Iraq?
I caught this at the end of the Independent wed edition today:
"Iraq could soon become "the biggest corruption scandal in history" if its newly elected government does not implement efficient measures to combat institutionalised bribery and fraud, a report warns. The US-led former coalition provisional authority comes under fire in this year's Transparency International study for mishandling the post-war reconstruction process and encouraging corruption to become rife in the management of Iraqi oil revenues and awarding of construction contracts. "The US has been a poor role model in how to keep corrupt practices at bay," the report says."
Well nice to know that invasion did some uplifting for some people
"Iraq could soon become "the biggest corruption scandal in history" if its newly elected government does not implement efficient measures to combat institutionalised bribery and fraud, a report warns. The US-led former coalition provisional authority comes under fire in this year's Transparency International study for mishandling the post-war reconstruction process and encouraging corruption to become rife in the management of Iraqi oil revenues and awarding of construction contracts. "The US has been a poor role model in how to keep corrupt practices at bay," the report says."
Well nice to know that invasion did some uplifting for some people
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Unfortunately, I think the extreme "makeover" happening in that part of the world is just getting started - with the U.S. and U.K. attempting the makeover, it's kind of like having Sweeny Todd as one's barber.
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