Reply #1: From your link.... consider this as well...... [View All]

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Jeb's buddy from MWI was dabbling in Nigeria as well.... let me look.... ah, here it is... and I saw enough of MWI's crap being bought by the state of Florida while I was there... it was CRIMINAL. NOT ONLY DO PEOPLE IN THIRD WORLD NATIONS SUFFER BECAUSE OF THE CORRUPTION THAT AMURKAN CORPORATIONS SPREAD, WE DO AS WELL.. AND THAT'S A FACT.

http://corpwatch.org/article.php?id=12266
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is investi-gating a second bribery case involving Nigeria. Halliburton admitted that its employees paid a $2.4 million bribe to a Nigerian government official for the pur-pose of receiving favorable tax treat-ment. As the Houston Chronicle points out, “left unanswered is how a ‘low-level employee’ could channel that much money from the company to the pockets of a corrupt official.”



http://www.sptimes.com/2002/03/15/State/US_fraud_suit_targets.shtml
U.S. fraud suit targets ex-partner of Jeb Bush
The Justice Department says a water pump company fraudulently helped Nigeria obtain $74-million in taxpayer-backed loans.
By ADAM C. SMITH, Times Political Editor
© St. Petersburg Times
published March 15, 2002


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Gov. Jeb Bush's former business partner in a venture to sell water pumps abroad defrauded the U.S. government of more than $74-million, federal authorities contend in a lawsuit.

The Justice Department alleges that MWI Corp. of Deerfield Beach, a water pump company whose equipment Bush marketed to foreign countries, fraudulently helped Nigeria obtain U.S. taxpayer-backed loans during his father's administration.

Much of the loan money went for secret payoffs to Nigerian officials and equipment that was vastly overpriced and unneeded, the lawsuit says.