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Philip Greenspun’s Weblog » Three trillion dollar war in Iraq?
blogs.law.harvard.edu/philg/2008/05/25/three-trill... The guy’s Nobel Prize was in economics, not in demographics. If we were worried about weapons of mass destruction and we’re sure which of the Iraqis were developing them, with $6 trillion we could have offered each of the 24 million pre-war Iraqis $250,000 to get them set up in a new country with no major weapons or Jihad industry (the typical Iraqi family has 4-5 kids, so that would be at least $1.5 million per family).
Alternative boondogglesThe direct cost to the US government of the war and occupation of Iraq — counting only funds appropriated by Congress — so far runs to roughly $523Bn. An introduction to the
Communist Party of Australia Lewis H. Morgan
Johann Jakob Bachofen
Aryan
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Australia: Haneef documents point to Howard cabinet's role in witch-hunt
www.wsws.org/articles/2008/may2008/hane-m20.shtml Australia: Haneef documents point to Howard cabinet’s
role in witch-hunt
Mr Kurzweil is one of 18 influential thinkers chosen to identify the great technological challenges facing humanity in the 21st century by the US National Academy of Engineering. The experts include Google founder Larry Page and genome pioneer Dr Craig Venter. The 14 challenges were announced at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Boston, which concludes on Monday. |