Barack Obama and James T. Hackett in Brazil: The Democrat Party Halliburton Connection

President Barack Obama recently made his first trip to South America, and is apparently traveling to Brazil with some major CEOs. According to a story on the website of Michael Savage, the list of names was only found in a Brazilian news source, and had to be translated. The list includes the CEO of General Electric, Jeffrey Immelt; Aris Candris, CEO of Westinghouse; John Faraci, CEO of International Paper; Anthony S. Harrington, CEO of the Albright Stonebridge Group; and last but not least, James T. Hackett, CEO of Anadarko Petroleum Corporation and Director of Halliburton Company.

That's right all of you Obamaphiles, your messiah is in bed with Halliburton. I have wondered why we do not hear anything about Halliburton in the news anymore, and speculate that the U.S. has as many if not more contracts with the corporation under Obama. This confirms my suspicions, and will lead me to look further into the number of contracts our government has with them.

This also speaks to a deeper truth about U.S. politics, that there is no difference between the Republican and Democrat parties. Sure, you may get some disagreement over hot button issues that have no real bearing on the future of Democracy in this great nation, but both parties want nothing more than to grow the size and influence of the federal government. They, the elites of both parties, want to secure their power and ability to continue to rob us blind.

Wake up America! We are up against a two-headed dragon.

Update:

After further research, this is not the first time this group has gotten together with Brazilian officials. According to the Department of Commerce, the group has been meeting since at least 2009 to discuss the two nations' economic relationship. Read the press release by clicking here.