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KBR: Whitewashing Gang Rape Creates A Better Workplace Posted by MarkPile (12816 views) [E-Mail link] Senator Al Franken asks the attorney for KBR/Halliburton a few questions regarding the current bill he authored before congress that 30 Republicans voted against. It seems pretty simple: Franken believes the government should not do business with companies that force their employees to take serious criminal matters to private arbitration in lieu of actual justice. In this case, a woman who was brutally gang raped and locked inside a storage container fights for her right to face her accusers in court. Watch as KBR's attorney tries to defend their bizzare stance on the issue. The Daily Show's take on this:     Comments   Name: (change name for anonymous posting) Title: Comments:     1 Article displayed.

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