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"10 years & $60 billion later" Iraq still broken, cost/benefit ratio so not worth it, shows stark contest of government programs to privately focused efforts such as the humanitarian efforts of the LDS Church, which offers a largely unappreciated model of efficiency.
Does this mean President Cheney and his little friend were wrong when they promised we'd succeed in turning Iraq into a self-supporting democracy within 120 days?
$60 Billion wasted and yet we keep funding despot governments in the hope they "like" us. Why don't we worry about building America first and others second.
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