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The War Fund. RTMark (pronounced 'R-T-Mark' or 'artmark') is committed to providing the best consulting services in the human-relations, manufacturing, and service industries. ... To workshop a project in The War Fund Forum, click on its VIEW button.
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Pebcak, on 12/19/2007, -4/+37Ron Paul never voted to go to war, and he has promised to withdraw all of our troops as soon as possible after becoming elected. ... They get all indignant about 70 billion for the war and ignore the rest of that $500 BILLION. Yes it's ridiculous they say one thing a do another but how about...
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Oct 31, 2009 ... Thus, moving on to new things :-) Today's post is about a war fund or war loan label issued during world war 2 in India. ...
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State Parade through August 31st ... Chapter Rankings through August 31st, 2009 ... Houston Asian, TX...
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The new numbers underscore that the war is going to be far more costly and intense, and last longer, than the administration first suggested. ... Bush has said for months that he would make an additional request for the war next year, but the new estimates are the first glimpse of its magnitude. A $70 billion request would...
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Fred Upton (R-Mich.), author of the amendment, and his allies want the embassy request considered as part of the regular appropriations process, to give Congress more oversight on how the money is spent and to provide a more thorough accounting of Iraq war costs.
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The Displaced Children & Orphans Fund & the Patrick J. Leahy War Victims Fund are Congressionally reserved funds that are coordinated and supported by the U.S. Agency for International Development's Office of Health and Nutrition, Bureau for Global Programs, Field Support and Research ... Displaced Children and Ophans Fund...
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WASHINGTON -- The Bush administration plans to ask for between $80 billion and $100 billion to fund military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan next year, ... Few analysts expect the Iraq mission to be wrapped up in a year, and many question why the Bush administration is continuing to budget its war costs through supplementals --
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The Perpetual War Portfolio is an evenly weighted basket of five stocks poised to succeed in the age of perpetual war. The stocks were selected on the basis of popular product lines, strong political connections and lobbying efforts, and paid-for access to key Congressional decision-makers.
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End the war. Fund the troops. You can sum up the argument between George W. Bush and the Democratic majorities in Congress in just six words. Both the House and the Senate have now passed supplemental appropriations that in different ways call for a beginning of an end to our military involvement in Iraq.
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