How much money did we spent to renovate Abu Ghraib?

lostnfound

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Tue May-25-04 02:26 PM
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How much money did we spent to renovate Abu Ghraib?

Does anyone have a link?

Did the money all go to KBR?

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skypilot

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Tue May-25-04 02:28 PM
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1. I don't know but...

...it seems that it will be money gone to waste if we do, in fact, tear the prison down like Bush says we're going to do.

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Stew225

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Tue May-25-04 02:29 PM
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2. Would that include the cost for the

infamous white chair?

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DoYouEverWonder

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Tue May-25-04 02:31 PM
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3. I heard $50 million

but I don't have a link.

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stellanoir

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Tue May-25-04 02:43 PM
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4. the ceremonial jesture of knocking it down might have. . .

Edited on Tue May-25-04 02:45 PM by stellanoir

been meaningful back when Rove Inc. was too busy orchestrating the toppling of the statue or the mission accomplished charade. Now it would only be wasteful and even the Iraqi's are saying that they want it to stand as a monolith to both Sadaam & the U.S.'s torture.

Such bull. . .what ever happened to the ingenious idea of renaming it "Camp Redemption. . . ?"

Gee. . .That was supposed to fix everything.

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