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To: kech who wrote (290281)	6/7/2006 10:11:37 AM
From: bentway	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1588710

"The $27 per meal could well be much lower than what the Army would be providing it themselves," I don't believe this. Got any proof at all? The Army is not bearing the cost of having to make a profit, right from the git go. The Army doesn't have to pay their employees exorbitant salaries just to work in a war zone. The Army doesn't need their employees to produce excess value to pay excessive executive salaries and shareholders. Your contention doesn't bear the simple smell test. I'm not alone here: msnbc.msn.com halliburtonwatch.org worldpolicy.org