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fnord · 2009-08-07 14:40:53

Two men who worked for Blackwater allege in a federal lawsuit that Blackwater founder Erik Prince or his agents murdered one or more people who were planning to provide information to federal authorities about criminal conduct by the company and its operatives in Iraq.

Emmeran · 2009-08-07 14:48:38

Precisely why the use of non-government personnel in combat situations should be banned. Paramilitaries, Private Military Contracters and Mercenaries operate on principles and motiviation that do not necessarily run parallel to the public goals and often completely contradict them.

Blackwater (Xe) is the prime example, the conflict in Iraq is a revenue stream - they no more wanted to bring it to a close than InBev wants another prohibition.

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Taint · 2009-08-08 02:13:39

Emmeran wrote:
Precisely why the use of non-government personnel in combat situations should be banned. Paramilitaries, Private Military Contracters and Mercenaries operate on principles and motiviation that do not necessarily run parallel to the public goals and often completely contradict them.

Blackwater (Xe) is the prime example, the conflict in Iraq is a revenue stream - they no more wanted to bring it to a close than InBev wants another prohibition.

Socialist.

pALEPHx · 2009-08-09 09:05:29

Taint wrote:
Emmeran wrote:
Precisely why the use of non-government personnel in combat situations should be banned. Paramilitaries, Private Military Contracters and Mercenaries operate on principles and motiviation that do not necessarily run parallel to the public goals and often completely contradict them.

Blackwater (Xe) is the prime example, the conflict in Iraq is a revenue stream - they no more wanted to bring it to a close than InBev wants another prohibition.
Socialist.

Please, bitch. There are better words for animals, and you're just being polite.