Issue Interpol arrest warrant for Dick Cheney

The energy services company Dick Cheney ran prior to becoming Vice President of the United States was atop the tongue of liberals each time it was awarded a contract in Iraq.

Now the company's name, Halliburton, is being spoken somewhere else: Nigeria.

According to a story filed late Wednesday, Cheney will be indicted in a Nigerian bribery case as part of an investigation into an alleged $180 million bribery scandal.

The prosecuting counsel for the country's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission said that indictments will be handed down in the next three days and that an arrest warrant for Cheney "will be issued and transmitted through Interpol."

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Comment by Christopher on December 20, 2010 at 11:07am: Thanks for adding that James.

But, as we all know...its not so much, what you think you know, that may actually be "un-knowns", but the ones who you know, that know the things, that we should also know, but don't know...they are the ones that actually know about these un-knowns. But Julian Asange also knows too!

But he did not legally know, until certain others, who in fact, were the ones that actually knew, and who passed information onto Julian, therefore placing him in the know too.

Anyway, this is how the legal $ystem work$ for $um (some):

Dick Cheney faces bribery scandal charges in Nigeria - 2 December 2...

Nigeria drops Dick Cheney bribery charges - 17 December 2010 Last u...

Comment by truth on December 19, 2010 at 9:38pm: Bush Sr. Lobbied to Save Cheney From Nigeria Prosecution
Jason Leopold, Truthout: "Former President George H.W. Bush and ex-Secretary of State James Baker were part of a negotiating team that convinced Nigerian government officials to drop bribery charges against Dick Cheney and Halliburton, the oil services firm he led prior to becoming vice president, according to Nigerian news reports. Bush and Baker reportedly participated in conference call discussions with senior Nigerian government officials, including the country's attorney general, Mohammed Adoke, last weekend on behalf of Cheney in an attempt to work out a settlement. Halliburton executives also participated in the talks."
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Comment by Central Scrutinizer on December 11, 2010 at 4:52pm: lol...hope the evil prick rots in a Nigerian Jail!!!!

Comment by Christopher on December 11, 2010 at 2:31pm: Halliburton May Pay $500 million to Keep Cheney out of Prison: Report

Oilfield services company Halliburton is in negotiations with the Nigerian government to keep its former CEO, Dick Cheney, out of prison, according to a news report.

Sources inside Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission told GlobalPost this week that a settlement keeping the charges against Cheney out of court could cost as much as $500 million.

Read more: http://globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=22362

Comment by O.R.M.E. on December 5, 2010 at 4:29pm: Why is this not on the front of thw Daily Telegraph!
You know, thats the most strange fact, although, is it?! lol Embedded journalism wouldn't allow the truth out there, would they! Never hear what happens afterwards either!
Haliburton and Cheney, as well as many others, need to be put on trial, not just for this but for 9/11 and many other things!
Cool post, thank you!
Poppy and Holly
xx

Comment by truth on December 4, 2010 at 5:16pm: Wouldnt Dick have to be a living human to have a warrant issued? Last I hear Dick doesnt have a pulse and his heart is a box hanging from his belt. Not joking!
http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2010/07/doctor-cheney-pulse-heart-operat...

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