What about these Jobs?
In a recent article published by to DangerZoneJobs.com, the foremost authority on overseas contract employment, it was reported there were over 179,000 civilian DoD contractor personnel deployed in Iraq (Operation New Dawn (OND), Afghanistan (Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF), and the U.S. Central Command (USCENTCOM) area of responsibility (AOR).
It would seem to me that: Since the conflict in Afghanistan, and consequently the conflict in Iraq have been almost entirely an American effort financed by the American Tax payer, at the immeasurable cost of (mostly) American lives, that some sort of measures would have been put in place to ensure that such an enormous investment of American lives and treasure would return to the American citizenry.
With the American economy in such dire straights, even the most lamest politician should have noticed by now, that so many jobs have been created in support of the war effort in Iraq and Afghanistan, yet so much money has been spent and wasted over so many years in both Iraq and Afghanistan by hiring the cheap labor of foreign nationals.
That politicians have not seen the wisdom of setting these jobs aside for Americans willing to go in support our troops in their efforts while also earning a decent living is mind boggling as Americans working abroad would send the money home instead of having all these taxpayer dollars (for over so long a period of time) just carted away by the fist fulls by thousands of foreign nationals seeking their fortune at the expense of the American tax payer and the lives and moral of our troops.
American labor, while more expensive, would have be the wiser investment as tax payer dollars earned by Americans would return home to American soil to be spent on the American economy. How about this for stimulus?
In a recent article published by to DangerZoneJobs.com, the foremost authority on overseas contract employment, it was reported there were over 179,000 civilian DoD contractor personnel deployed in Iraq (Operation New Dawn (OND), Afghanistan (Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF), and the U.S. Central Command (USCENTCOM) area of responsibility (AOR).
It would seem to me that: Since the conflict in Afghanistan, and consequently the conflict in Iraq have been almost entirely an American effort financed by the American Tax payer, at the immeasurable cost of (mostly) American lives, that some sort of measures would have been put in place to ensure that such an enormous investment of American lives and treasure would return to the American citizenry.
With the American economy in such dire straights, even the most lamest politician should have noticed by now, that so many jobs have been created in support of the war effort in Iraq and Afghanistan, yet so much money has been spent and wasted over so many years in both Iraq and Afghanistan by hiring the cheap labor of foreign nationals.
That politicians have not seen the wisdom of setting these jobs aside for Americans willing to go in support our troops in their efforts while also earning a decent living is mind boggling as Americans working abroad would send the money home instead of having all these taxpayer dollars (for over so long a period of time) just carted away by the fist fulls by thousands of foreign nationals seeking their fortune at the expense of the American tax payer and the lives and moral of our troops.
American labor, while more expensive, would have be the wiser investment as tax payer dollars earned by Americans would return home to American soil to be spent on the American economy. How about this for stimulus?
