Incorporated in Delaware, established in Houston, Texas in 1919, Halliburton recently announced that they plan to move their corporate headquarters to Dubai. Under normal circumstances, no one who supports capitalism would object to or question this move. After all, within the limits of the law, a corporation has the right to make decisions that will benefit them and ensure their continued success. Considering the controversy associated with Halliburton’s shoddy performance in Iraq—the no-bid contracts, their ties to Cheney, contaminated drinking water, rancid food, gross over-billing, missing money—doesn’t this seem conspicuously convenient and timely? Just as Congress is building a head of steam to investigate Halliburton’s questionable activities, they jump ship. Isn’t this a little too much of a coincidence?
2007-03-15
06:16:33
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