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The Bush administration is launching a new government agency to conduct surveillance in the U.S.
The Bush administration is launching a new government agency that will rely heavily on private security contractors to conduct surveillance in the U.S. http://eeng.net/CS/b logs/smileycoyote/archive/ 2008/01/15/1294.aspx ht tp://freepage.twoday.net/s earch?q=surveillance http: //freepage.twoday.net/sear ch?q=spying https://freepag e.twoday.net/search?q=cont ractors ...
Blackwater USA Steps Up Lobbying Efforts
The Associated Press reports, "Private-security contractor Blackwater Worldwide, which protects U.S. government officials in Iraq and faces scrutiny over its role in the shooting deaths of Iraqi civilians,... ...
New Hampshire Recount a "Criminal Enterprise"
Vote Fraud Expert Warns Of New Hampshire Chicanery http://www.priso nplanet.com/articles/janua ry2008/010808_vote_fraud.h tm -------- Silvestro the cat & the New Hampshire election A YouTube video... ...
Warnings on Blackwater Unheeded
Steve Fainaru, reporting for The Washington Post, writes: "The US government disregarded numerous warnings over the past two years about the risks of using Blackwater Worldwide and other private security... ...
Deal Made on State Department Contractors
Karen DeYoung reports for The Washington Post, "A new memorandum of understanding on private security contractors in Iraq, agreed to in Baghdad by Ambassador Ryan C. Crocker and Gen. David H. Petraeus,... ...
Third world warriors fight U.S. wars for dollars a day
With U.S. forces stretched thin in Iraq, private security companies have swept in to fill the void. But abuses of third-world security workers abound. And in many cases, those helping to fight our wars... ...
Rice Under Fire for Management Failures
The Washington Post's Glenn Kessler reports that Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice "is under fire from inside and outside the State Department for a range of crises that are largely managerial in nature... ...
Pentagon Offers Huge Bonuses to Hold Onto Top Warriors
The Pentagon’s Special Operations Command is paying reenlistment bonuses of up to $150,000 to Army Green Berets and Navy SEALs to keep them from fleeing the military to take high-paying jobs with private... ...
Iraq Bill Would Lift Contractor Immunity
Sinan Salaheddin of The Associated Press reports: "The Iraqi government on Tuesday approved draft legislation lifting immunity for foreign private security companies, sending the measure to parliament,... ...
The World of Private "Security": Unleashed, the Fat Cats of War
Kim Sengupta and Charlie Gilmour, reporting for The Independent, write: "In Iraq, no one expects anything to be done. The widely prevalent view was expressed by Hassan Jabar Salman, a lawyer who was shot... ...