At least according to Jason Leopold ; editor of the investigative on line news magazine  The Public Record .

In his detail piece, Jason looks at the track record of Halliburton in the Middle-East currently and when the company was headed by Dick Cheney.

In his new book, Scott McClellan says about the VP that he is so skillful at covering his tracks that he almost " never leaves finger prints ". Well, not this time around.

The military dictatorship ruling Burma is still preventing most international help to come to the rescue of more than 2 million survivors.

The action of the Junta qualify as " crimes against humanity ", as defined by the UN charter.

The cyclone already killed 30,000 with another 30,000 missing. With food in short supply and disease such as cholera likely to occure, the international community should send troops and take on Burma's criminal rulers before million of people are dead.

Sovereign wealth funds are huge, unbelievably rich, backed by foreign governments and shrouded in mystery. So it's no wonder that lots of Americans worry that foreign powers are buying their country out from under them.