Civilian Contractors Have the Water in Iraq, Aren't Sharing

Giant corporations are not the only ones making bad decision without accountability. So is the government.

This video makes me realizes that big government is not the answer to holding corporations accountable. Regulations have proved ineffective as well. We need judicial reform, without escape holes, and the accountability of punishment that fits the crime. This goes for white-collar criminals and government corruption.

HOUSTON -- Take Houston's heat on a miserable summer day and add 40 degrees, making temperatures 130 or more.

Next, add an extra 100 pounds of life-protecting gear to your body: bulletproof vests, guns and ammunition.
And then imagine not having enough water around to drink.

Stories of short supplies have haunted the U.S. military throughout the war in Iraq—things like inadequate body armor or unshielded Hummers. But while many soldiers say they had good access to water and even Gatorade, the 11 News Defenders discovered that others, stationed all over the country and during all phases of this desert war, say something else was often missing...

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