Because it is. Nerve gas was found in the late '90s and it was used in combat years prior.
Elements of what may have been nuclear material were found post 9/11 (what does "yellow cake" mean to you?); we have to remember that they were well on their way to having nuclear capabilities until the Israelis decided "No can do" and destroyed their facility.
We didn't invade Saudi Arabia for a variety of reasons; namely, they wren't harboring Al Qaeda and invading them doesn't benefit our nation in any way. Jihadists aren't picky about where their guys are from. Given the extensive planning that went into the Sept 11 attacks, it's more than 'plausable' that they made the cut because they were the most efficient folks for the job.
Sure, I'm familiar with Halliburton. Oilfield guys. If you think they're they only example of no-bid contract abuse then you're nuts, so I'm not sure what your point is mentioning them. Past this your post started rambling into nonsense; I can't respond to incoherent sentences.
Edit: Here's a more clear view of the gross public debt compared to the public debt adjusted for inflation, hosted by Wiki and taken from [url=http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/budget/fy2009/pdf/hist.pdf]WhiteHouse.gov. Gross public debt is arguably more important than inflation-adjusted debt, since it indicates the rate at which we're devaluing our money (among other things).
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