Betting they did all the homework, adjusting to the economic output of the country (which the US had singlehandedly crippled even before the invasion), the life expectancy (which the US singlehandedly lowered), and of course the exchange rate at the time. Bet they were real proud of the research and the figures they came up with.
Wonder how many of the injured required chronic care that would blow through that pittance, assuming they could even access it? :amerikkka:
Betting they did all the homework, adjusting to the economic output of the country (which the US had singlehandedly crippled even before the invasion), the life expectancy (which the US singlehandedly lowered), and of course the exchange rate at the time. Bet they were real proud of the research and the figures they came up with.
Wonder how many of the injured required chronic care that would blow through that pittance, assuming they could even access it? :amerikkka: