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Fire Walk With Me

(38,893 posts)
Sun Feb 24, 2013, 10:23 AM Feb 2013

Cost of War to the United States (read: TAXPAYERS) : $1,426,191,425,255 since 2011.

Jeremy Entwistle ?@jwentwistle

Cost of War to the United States: $1,426,191,425,255 since 2011. http://bit.ly/13A3Xdy


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(This is a real-time update on overall spending on war, as well as Iraq and Afghanistan, and you may select the United States overall or by state's spending. Of course, the 0.01% are raking it in through Halliburton-like overcharging, etc. Permanent war budgets...)

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Cost of War to the United States (read: TAXPAYERS) : $1,426,191,425,255 since 2011. (Original Post) Fire Walk With Me Feb 2013 OP
See? That and tax breaks are why we need to tweak SS. Autumn Feb 2013 #1
Sheesh, I'm a mathematician and i can hardly get my head around that. SwissTony Feb 2013 #2
k&r Yeah those are some misplaced priorities. limpyhobbler Feb 2013 #3

SwissTony

(2,560 posts)
2. Sheesh, I'm a mathematician and i can hardly get my head around that.
Sun Feb 24, 2013, 11:57 AM
Feb 2013

That money could have been spent so much better.

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