Tag: Mercenaries
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U.S. Forces, Intelligence Agents and American Security Agents (MERCs) clandestine war in Yemen
Saudi militants were behind the massive car bombing and assault on Yemen’s military headquarters that killed more than 50 people, including foreigners, investigators said in a preliminary report released Friday. Al-Qaeda claimed responsibility for the attack, saying it was retaliation for US drone strikes that have killed dozens of the terror network’s leaders. The attack…
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March 20, 2013 – Decrypted Matrix Radio: CIA Spook’s Message, Data Mining Exposed, Cyprus Explained, Internet Surveillance, Contract Security War Crimes
A Motivational Message From Robert Steele – Former CIA Why the Cyprus Situation Might become a big deal The Internet Is a Surveillance State Extreme Data Mining – What we know about tracking users Online The Privatization of War: Mercenaries, Private Military and Security Companies http://youtu.be/8Iy4IxW7tZc Every Week Night 12-1am EST (9-10pm PST)
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DynCorp Gets $72.8 Million Contract Despite History of Child Trafficking
DynCorp is one of the most lucrative and infamous military contractors in the world, perhaps only surpassed by Halliburton. They both have a documented history of gunrunning, drug dealing, and human trafficking. In addition, the actual work that they do on the record is sub par and their rebuilding efforts have gotten terrible reviews, especially…
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Blackwater – Xe – Academi Mercenaries: The ‘Intelligence Strong-Arm’ of Monsanto
It is known that for at least two years Monsanto, the company that specialises in genetically modified organisms, contracted Blackwater (later renamed Xe, then Academi) to spy upon anti-GM protesters (see below for details), though what Monsanto do not like is when the tables are turned and they are spied upon (by citizens at large).…
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“The Warrior Class”: The Blackwater Videos
The April 2012 issue of Harper’s Magazine includes “The Warrior Class,” a feature by Charles Glass on the rise of private-security contractors since 9/11. The conclusion to the piece describes a series of videos shown to Glass by a source who had worked for the private-security company Blackwater (now Academi, formerly also Xe Services) in…
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War on Drugs “Transferred” to Private Mercenaries Including Blackwater
Since the drug war has become so unpopular with the electorate, instead of politicians actually changing the drug laws, the Department of Defense seeks to reduce and conceal the real costs by transferring the “dirty work” to private contractors to do what “U.S. military forces are not allowed or not encouraged to do.” The BBC…