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report presented before the US congress Sunday concluded that
the Bush government handled the special funding for the rehabilitation
of Iraq in a negligent manner, Israel Radio reported.
The
report went on to say that because of the negligence more than
nine billion US dollars intended for the rehabilitation of Iraq
had gone missing.
Monday,
Paul Bremmer, the former US governor in Iraq who was in charge
of the special funding, responded to the report by saying that
it was his fault, he had the 9 billion dollars in his wallet but
apparently 'left it somewhere'.
"I,
remember, I, uh, had 9 one-billion dollar bills in my wallet,"
said Bremmer, "and I left it somewhere, I thought it was
onthe table by the bed, but when I looked it wasn't there. Sorry."
Bremmer
reportedly also at that time lost his Visa card, driver's license
and Blockbuster video card which were also in the wallet.
In
a new development today, the wallet was said by Bremmer to have
been returned but 'of course, the money wasn't in it'.
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