teribus - I wish you'd answer my question (Mar. 09,11:15PM).

All I could find was this from Halliburton watch:

"...two of three Iraqis are left with no potable water; only one in five has sewerage. Furthermore, recent figures suggest that at 4,000 megawatts, nation-wide electrical generating capacity is below pre-war levels and far below the goal of 6,000 MW. Instead of rebuilding several steam-turbine power stations— as Iraqi engineers and managers recommended—the CPA's crony contractors chose to build new natural gas and diesel-powered combustion-turbine stations, despite the fact that Iraq doesn't have adequate supplies of either. As a result of this arrogance and neglect, billions were wasted while the electricity in Baghdad is on for just a few hours each day."

How is this driven by the prosperity of the people, teribus?