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Its irrelevant to me who takes care of the logisitics of managing the war, of feeding and housing soldiers, rebuilding projects, water supplies, etc. Somebody's got to do it, and Haliburton is one of only a few (the only?) companies that has the experience and infrastructure to handle such an undertaking. The war effort is obviously massive, with what, 130k some soldiers over ther, so it stands to reason that some service-oriented company is going make big bucks. But, really, its like attacking Wal-Mart or Target.
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