federal loans & subsidies received by halliburton in 5 year

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• 1 Lockheed Martin
• U.S. Military contracts 2004 20.7 billion
• Makes spy planes, F-16, F/A-22 fighter jet, and
  Javelin missiles.
• 2 Boeing
• U.S. Military contracts 2004 17.1 billion
• Makes 747s, "smart" bombs, F-15 fighters, and
  Apache helicopters
• 3 Northrop Grumman
• U.S. Military contracts 2004 11.9 billion
• Makers of the B-2 stealth bomber.
• 4 General Dynamics
• U.S. Military contracts 2004 9.6 billion
• Makes F-16 jets, Abrams tanks, and Trident
  submarines.
• 5 Raytheon
• U.S. Military contracts 2004 8.5 billion
• Makes "Bunker Buster" bombs, Tomahawk and Patriot
  missiles.

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• Federal loans subsidies received by Halliburton
  in 5 years prior to Cheneys arrival 100
  million
• Federal loans subsidies received by
  Halliburton during Cheneys tenure 1.5 billion
• U.S. government contracts received by
  Halliburton in 5 years prior to Cheneys arrival
  1.2 billion
• U.S. government contracts received by
  Halliburton during Cheneys tenure 2.3 billion
• Cheney earned 205,298 in 2001, 162,392 in 2002,
  and 178,437 in 2003 in the form of derred
  compensation from Halliburton, almost as much as
  his vice-presidential salary of 198,000 a year
• Cheney also owns 433,000 unexercised Halliburton
  stock options at the end of 2002, worth more than
  10 million dollars

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• State Oil and Marketing Company cost for gallon
  of gas delivered to Iraq 0.96
• Halliburton cost for gallon of gas delivered to
  Iraq 2.64
• Number of meals cooked by Halliburton in Saudi
  Arabia in July 2003 per day 14,053
• Number of meals billed for by Halliburton in
  Saudi Arabia in July 2003 per day 42,042 meals
• Percentage of empty trucks driving up and down
  Iraq at 1000 a trip 35
• Number of empty vehicles in 28 truck convoy led
  by David Wilson 27
• Cost of housing each U.S. soldier in Kuwait per
  month 42
• Cost of housing each Halliburton staff member
  at Kempinski Hotel in Kuwait per month 10,000
• Cost of washing one 15 pound bag of laundry in
  Kuwait by Halliburton 100

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• Reconstruction and Development
• Amount allocated for irrigation 279 million.
  Amount spent 0.
• Amount allocated for dams 152 million. Amount
  spent 0.
• Amount allocated for roads 240 million. Amount
  spent 20 million.
• Amount allocated for Iraq's electricity grid
  5.4 billion
• Amount spent on Iraq's electricity grid 109
  million
• Amount allocated for drinking water but moved to
  pay for new U.S. embassy 184 million
• Amount allocated for democracy building but used
  for administration costs instead 29 million

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• Iraq After the Invasion
• Oil Production/Oil Exports (millions of barrels
  per day)
• Pre-invasion -- 2.9/2.1
• May 2003 -- 0.3/0
• June 2004 -- 2.3/1.1
• May 2005 -- 2.1/1.3
• Average Electricity Production (in megawatts)
• Pre-invasion -- 3,300
• May 2003 -- 500
• June 2004 -- 4,300
• May 2005 -- 3,700
• Annual cost of the U.S. occupation of Iraq 50
  billion
• Annual cost of all sixteen U.N. peacekeeping
  missions currently underway 3.87 billion