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Domestic Spy Program Fuels Aid Plan for Telecoms
Eric Lichtblau, James Risen and Scott Shane, reporting for The New York Times, write: "For months, the Bush administration has waged a high-profile campaign, including personal lobbying by President Bush... ...
Blackwater's Power Play
Jeremy Scahill reports for The Nation: "With a new scandal breaking practically every day, one would think Blackwater security would be on the ropes, facing a corporate meltdown or even a total wipeout.... ...
Blackwater's Bu$ine$$
By Jeremy Scahill With a new scandal breaking practically every day, one would think Blackwater security would be on the ropes, facing a corporate meltdown or even a total wipeout. But it seems that... ...
Why the telecoms shouldn’t get immunity
The American Prospect by Robert B. Reich 12/03/07 You’d think anyone who remembered J. Edgar Hoover’s FBI and Nixon’s CIA, the Federal Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 — let alone the Fourth Amendment... ...
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... ...
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 U.S. addiction to privatising wars
Whether the controversial U.S. private security company Blackwater leaves Iraq or not, the United States is unlikely to shake its dependence on civilians fighting its wars anytime soon. The superpower... ...
Iraqi Cabinet upholds Blackwater findings, presses for expulsion
The government has upheld the findings of an official investigation of the alleged shooting death of 17 Iraqis by employees of Blackwater USA and is pressing the U.S. Embassy to expel the private security... ...
Endgame for Iraqi Oil?
Jack Miles writing for TomDispatch.com, says: "The oil game in Iraq may be almost up. On September 29th, like a landlord serving notice, the government of Iraq announced that the next annual renewal of... ...
Companies Seeking Immunity Donate to Senator
Eric Lichtblau and Scott Shane of The New York Times report: "Executives at the two biggest phone companies contributed more than $42,000 in political donations to Senator John D. Rockefeller IV this year... ...