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"Actually, it's quite fun to fight them. You know,
it's a hell of a hoot ... I like
brawling. You go into Afghanistan, you got guys who slap women around for
five years because they didn't wear a burka. You know, guys like that ain't got
no manhood left anyway. So it's a hell of a lot of fun to shoot them." - Lt.
Gen. James Mattis, Supreme Allied Commander Transformation (SACT)
"The Army pounds it into your head until it is instinct:
Kill everybody, kill everybody. And you do. Then they just think you can just
come home and turn it off."- Kenneth Eastridge,
10 years for accessory to
murder
Talmudwood and
the Pentagon have
a long history of
collusion.
It is very difficult for
a person to kill another
person.
People have to be
manipulated into murder.
It is much
easier to get a crowd to commit horrific acts than an
individual.
During World War II, when left to their own devices,
only 15-20% of individual riflemen
would fire their weapon at an exposed enemy soldier .
"Despite all the
killing we've done, the human
mind is not designed to kill. We get sick when we kill. Killing is against
our nature." -
Rachel MacNair
This was blamed primarily upon training practice shooting
at a bull's-eye.
Bull's-eyes don't appear on the battlefield but a
human silhouette does.
In Vietnam 95% of the riflemen fired at
an exposed human silhouette.
Marine Corps uses a modified version of
the first individual video action game Doom (known as Marine Doom) as a
training device, along with the traditional live ammunition range targets as a
means of normalizing killing among soldiers.
This has been so
successful that the Marine Corps Combat and Development Command in
Quantico, Virginia evaluated more than thirty commercially available electronic
games for their potential use as miltary training tools.
The American
military has acknowledged for decades the success of using human likeness
targets to enhance killing ability.
Is the effect of similar video
games the same on kids?
With this in mind,
the rise of school
shootings should come as no surprise.
Highly
centralized outlets offer
remarkably
homogenized news.
News services for
daily newspapers throughout
America are provided by the Associated
Press, New York
Times, Los Angeles Times and Washington Post
wire services, and several
foreign wire services like Reuters.
The ideological viewpoint
of these 'news' conduits are always corporate.
Viewers of films,
television programming,
advertisements and
readers of prose that implies violence
often look upon their fellow men
as violent.
Psychiatrist Robert Coles
writes that children in some parts
of America are more frightened than children in
Lebanon or
Northern
Ireland.
A
generation brought up on fear is willing to back the commision of immoral
acts in order to protect
themselves from imagined threats.
The nuclear weapons industry
financed The Day After, a
nuclear doomsday television movie, to get
Ronald Reagan on board
with "Star
Wars".
The Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI) was a proposed
missile defense system intended to protect the US from attack by ballistic
strategic nuclear weapons (intercontinental ballistic
and submarine-launched ballistic missiles).
The SDI, combining
ground-based units and orbital deployment platforms, was first
publicly announced by Ronald Reagan
on March 23, 1983.
Physicist Hans Bethe
and Edward Teller, associates on the atomic and
hydrogen bomb at
Los Alamos, claim a laser defense
shield is unfeasible.
June 28, 1985, David Lorge Parnas resigns from
SDIO Panel on Computing in Support of Battle Management, arguing in
eight papers software for the Strategic Defense Initiative could never
be made trustworthy.
Implimentation of the Strategic Defense
Initiative would have broken two international treaties:
The
Outer Space Treaty of 1967, entered into force on 10 October 1967,
requires "States Parties to the Treaty undertake not to place in orbit around
the Earth any objects carrying nuclear
weapons or any other kinds of weapons of
mass destruction, install such weapons on celestial bodies, or station such
weapons in outer space in any other manner."
The Nuclear
Non-Proliferation Treaty, entered into force in 1970, requires "Each of the
Parties to the Treaty undertakes to pursue negotiations in good faith on
effective measures relating to cessation of the nuclear arms race at an early
date and to nuclear disarmament, and on a treaty on general and complete
disarmament under strict and effective international control."
Programmed fear generated by the
television movie The Day After was the impetus that allowed the
marketing of the Strategic Defense Initiative.
The planners of
911 took note when mentioned that it would take another
"Pearl Harbor" to get America onboard with
empire security.
Upon America's entry
into World War II,
Talmudwood film makers,
John Huston, John
Ford, Howard Hawks, and Frank Capra, were hired by the US government to
make propaganda films for home and abroad.
In England three of Alfred
Hitchcock's classics Foreign Correspondent, Saboteur, and
Lifeboat were made as propaganda films.
After the World War II,
Alfred Hitchcock directed two short documentaries in England, filmed in French
and shown in France after the Liberation.
Akira Kurosawa did the same
for Japan with his film The Most Beautiful.
Laurence Olivier was
a major Talmudwood presence when he made the propaganda films while enlisted,
That Hamilton Woman, 49th Parallel, and The Demi-Paradise.
That Hamilton Woman was made to gather pro-British support from the
American people and was the
favorite film of Winston
Churchill.
1942 Alec Guinness, an
accomplished actor and enlisted man was given special leave to make his New
York stage debut in a propaganda play.
Alec Guinness had roles in
Oliver Twist, The Bridge on the River Kwai, Lawrence of
Arabia, Dr. Zhivago and as
Obi-Wan "Ben" Kenobi.
In the 1940's, John
F. Kennedy hung out with Spencer Tracy, Clark Gable, Lana Turner, Gary
Cooper, Walter Huston, Sonja Hennie, Gene Tierney, Peggy Cummins, and Sam
Spiegel.
John F. Kennedy'
father, Joseph P. Kennedy, a confidant of
FDR and a friend of
Churchill, made his fortune
importing liquor during prohibition.
Jimmy Stewart flew 20 missions
over Germany as a bomber pilot.
Jimmy Stewart retired from the
Air Force Reserves as a brigadier general.
Lee Marvin is buried at
Arlington National Cemetery alongside some of the highest ranking soldiers in
the history of the American armed forces.
Lee Marvin's career spanned
more than forty
years and included The Wild One, The Killers, The Dirty
Dozen, The Iceman Cometh, The Big Red One, Gorky Park,
and Delta Force.
Lee Marvin was awarded
a Purple Heart for being shot in the
ass.
1946 Neville Brand the 4th most
decorated soldier of WWII had roles in the television show Combat and
the movies, Stalag 17, Birdman of Alcatraz, That Darn
Cat!, and Tora! Tora! Tora!.
Audie L. Murphy, the most
decorated American combat soldier of WWII, is plagued by
insomnia,
depression and
post traumatic stress
disorder.
Audie L. Murphy received thirty three awards for valor
and the Medal of Honor, plus 5 decorations presented to him by France and
Belgium.
His first wife, Wanda Hendrix often talked of his struggle
with complex post traumatic stress disorder, claiming he had at one time held
her at gun point.
During the mid-1960s he became dependent on doctor
prescribed sleeping pills called Placidyl® (Ethchlorvynol) developed by
Pfizer in the
1950s.
Ethchlorvynol is habit forming and
extremely physically addictive (lethal withdrawal
resembling delirium tremens and
benzodiazepine
withdrawal).
Audie L. Murphy movies include Battle at Bloody
Beach, The Quiet American, To Hell and Back and Beyond
Glory.
Don Knotts received
the Victory Medal in the Pacific in World War II.
James Doohan (Scotty) landed in
Normandy with the US Army on D-Day.
RAF pilot Donald Pleasance was shot
down and held prisoner by
Germans.
David Niven was a Royal Military Academy Sandhurst graduate
and Lt. Colonel of the British Commandos in Normandy.
Clark Gable,
assigned to the UK at RAF Polebrook with the 351st Bomb Group, flew five combat
missions, including one to Germany, as an observer-gunner in B-17 Flying
Fortresses between May 4 and September 23, 1943, earning the Air Medal and the
Distinguished Flying Cross for his efforts.
Charlton Heston served for two
years as a B-25 radio operator and gunner stationed in the Alaskan Aleutian
Islands with the Eleventh Air Force.
B-25 Bomber
Hits Empire State Building
Ernest Borgnine was a US
Navy Gunners Mate.
Charles Durning was a US Army Ranger at Normandy
earning a Silver Star and awarded the Purple Heart.
Charles Bronson was
a B-29 tail gunner in the Army Air Corps in the 20th Air Force out of Guam,
Tinian, and Saipan.
George C. Scott of the US Marine Corps was assigned
to the prestigious 8th and I Barracks in Washington, DC.
Eddie Albert
(Green
Acres), a lieutenant in the US Coast Guard in the Pacific, was awarded a
Bronze Star for his actions during the Battle of Tarawa in the Pacific
Novemeber 1943.
Brian Keith served as a US Marine rear gunner in
several actions against the Japanese on Rabal in the Pacific.
John
Russell was a second lieutenant assigned to the 6th Marine Regiment at
Guadalcanal where he served as an assistant intelligence officer.
Robert Ryan was in the United States Marine Corps serving as a drill
instructor at Camp Pendleton, in San Diego, California.
Tyrone Power
was a second lieutenant in the USMC who flew cargo and wounded Marines during
the Battle of Iwo Jima and the Battle of Okinawa.
1947 Robert Montgomery headed the Hollywood Republican
Committee to elect Thomas Dewey president and, in the 1960s, served as a
communication consultant to John
D. Rockefeller, III.
A speech writer and advisor to
Dwight Eisenhower he was
appointed as a special
consultant to the president on television and
public
communications.
Robert Montgomery was best known for the movies
Riptide, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Here Comes Mr. Jordan,
They Were Expendable, The Gallant Hours.
1950 Experiment Alcatraz suggests
convicts take part
in experiments.
1953
Cecil B. DeMille,
Paramount Studios, was appointed as a special consultant to the government on
cinema propaganda.
Cecil B. DeMille recognized intonation and nuance -
the right line, aside, inflection, or
eyebrow movement -
created the desired 'American'
attitude.
Cecil B. DeMille told
Charles Douglas Jackson,
Committee of International Information Activities, "anytime I could give
him [Luigi Luraschi, a
longtime senior executive at Paramount Studios] a simple problem for a
country or an area, he would find a way of dealing with it in a
movie."
1956 Joint Chiefs of Staff meet with John
Ford, John Wayne, and Merian Cooper, to discuss how to promulgate
the concept of "militant
liberty."
They agreed to produce films "explaining conditions under
communism and explaining the
principles upon which the
'free world way of life' is based".
1963 Kirk Douglas is a
Goodwill Ambassador for US Information
Agency.
1,100 titles received Pentagon backing
– 900 of them since 2005,
from 'Flight 93' to 'Ice Road
Truckers' and 'Army Wives'
The Pentagon has always understood the
value of war
propaganda.
"Military depictions have
become an advertisement for us." - Pentagon
1986 Upon the release of Top Gun, the American navy set
up recruiting booths in theaters where the film was being shown to capitalize
on the pro-military fervor the film encapsulated.
Due to the enormous
expense of military equipment, it makes financial sense for a film maker to get
military coöperation.
However, this often entails the altering of
scripts to fit the desires of the Pentagon - military and government personnel
are depicted in more positive and heroic ways, 'American' ideologies are
reinforced and not criticized.
1995 Goldeneye Original script had a American navy
admiral betraying
state secrets,
but this was changed to make the traitor French.
1997 The Jackal received help after the marines were
given a better role.
Major Nancy LaLuntas had objected that the
helicopter pilots had no "integral part in the action – they are
effectively taxi drivers."
"I am certain we can address points that you
raised and effect the appropriate changes in the screenplay as requested." -
Michael Caton-Jones
Coöperation had been given to the production of
Top Gun after the character portrayed by Kelly
McGillis had been changed from an enlisted individual to someone outside
the military, as relationships between officers and enlisted personnel are
against the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
The film makers of
Hearts in Atlantis include a shot of an army recruiting booth in a
carnival scene in exchange for permission to film on military base.
Despite having made changes to characters in Independence Day,
the DoD refused help because, "the military appears impotent and/or inept; all
advances in stopping alien invaders are the result of actions by civilians."
Movies that receive assistance show the Pentagon in a glorious mythic
light.
They include: Air Force
One, A Few Good Men, Armageddon, The Hunt for
Red October, Pearl Harbor, Patriot
Games, Windtalkers, Hamburger
Hill, The American President, Behind Enemy
Lines, Apollo 13, Tomorrow
Never Dies, and A Time to
Kill.
Movies that were denied assistance from the Pentagon
portray the reality of war and include Apocalypse
Now, Catch-22, Dr. Strangelove, Full Metal
Jacket, The Last
Detail, Lone
Star, Platoon, and The Thin Red
Line.
1999 Army signs a five-year, $45
million deal with the University of Southern California, chosen because of its
close proximity to Talmudwood, to have the school's movie, special-effects and
other technology experts help with troop training, including battle scenarios,
virtual reality combat, and large-scale simulations creating settings similar
to Operation Desert Storm.
February 2000 Dutch
newspaper Trouw and France's Intelligence Newsletter notes the
Army's Fourth Psychological Operations (PSYOPS) Group at Ft. Bragg, NC, is
working within CNN's Atlanta
headquarters during the end of the 1999 Kosovo war
"What we're
witnessing here today is perhaps not only the announcement of a new sort of
technological center, but the creation of a
military-industrial-media-entertainment complex." - James Der Derian, Brown
University
2002 'Reality' television series are
produced to entice young men to emlist to go and fight in
Iraq and
Afghanistan.
CBS: American Fighter
Pilots, follows three men as
they train to fly F-15s,
executive producers Tony Scott (director of Top Gun) and Ridley Scott (director
of Black Hawk Down).
ABC: Profiles
from the Front Line executive produced by Jerry Bruckheimer (Black Hawk
Down) and Bertram van Munster (The Amazing Race) follows soldiers as they take
part in the invasion of
Afghanistan during 2002.
2013
The Americans
"From the F-16 to the
F-117 A, the MIA2 tank to the Bradley armored vehicle, the Aegis cruiser to the
latest nuclear aircraft carrier, the video game version arrives on the shelves
as soon as the weapon system first appears.
A Pentium chip and a
joy-stick will get you into the Comanche helicopter, the F-22, and the newest
Seawolf SSN-21 submarine." - James Der Derian
1931 Navy purchases the first aircraft simulator from Edward
Link.
1932 Amusement parks have bought close to
fifty Link Trainers.
1980 Army asks Atari to
create a special version of the game Battle Zone as a training tool for
drivers of the Bradley Fighting Vehicle.
1994 The Marine Corps appropriates the video game
Doom.
Usually the technology transfer goes in the other
direction, with military applications leading the way in research and
development, from the earliest incarnations of the computer in simulation
projects like "Whirlwind" at MIT Servomechanisms Laboratory
during World War II, to "SAGE," the first centralized air defense system of the
Cold War.
1997 MAK Technologies wins a DoD contract to make Marine
Exed Unit 2000, an amphibious assault game intended for both military and
commercial markets.
Every year, the US government hosts the
Connections Conference, which is intended to unite members of the DoD
and video game makers.
Attendees include personnel of the Defense
Intelligence Agency and game companies like GT Interactive.
Conference
agendas have included such topics as 'Wargaming Design Fundamentals' and
'DoD Wargaming 101'.
1998 J.W. "Wild
Bill" Stealy, the chairman of Interactive Magic, a North Carolina
software incorporation, is an Air Force Academy graduate and retired Air
Force officer.
His incorporation produced Carrier Strike
Fighter, a flight and combat simulator of the iF/A-18E, a fighter jet that
had yet to be put into general operation.
2006
Col. Kenneth "Crash" Konwin, head of the Defense Modeling and Simulation
Office, and Larry Tuch, a writer and designer with Paramount Digital
Entertainment detail how their organizations adapted Talmudwood multimedia
technology and blockbuster movie storytelling skills to create realistic
simulations that teach military officers how to make better decisions during
international crises.
"Through many decades of
wars, the US military has honed its training skills,
learning to take
a civilized human being
and turn him into a killer.
A traditional way of doing this was to motivate the
soldier to hate the enemy.
After World War II, this approach was shaken by the Army's official
World War II historian, Samuel Marshall, who in 1947 upset the entire military
establishment with a slim book called "Men Against Fire: The Problem of
Battle Command in Future War."
Marshall claimed in World War
II, at best one in four combat soldiers ever fired their weapon at the enemy,
and combat units used only about 15% of the available firepower.
Discussing this with two veteran friends the one who had not been in
combat found the report hard to believe, but the other, who had served in the
infantry in Europe, said, "I had a machine gun. I never fired the
thing."
"Why not?" the other asked. "If you fired it, they'd shoot back
at you."
Many in the military challenged
Marshall's findings yet military training became focused on how to improve
the "ratio of fire."
Starting with the
Vietnam War, the ratio
of fire increased through training techniques that involve simulated combat -
soldier act without thinking.
Soldiers often commit acts
they regret and are uncertain about justification.
Recently,
a confused American soldier in
Iraq said he was not sure why he intentionally ran over a woman and killed her;
his only explanation was he had been
trained to respond that way
in that situation." - Mark Kurlansky
"The
American people are
capable of determining their own ideals for heroes, and they don't need to be
told elaborate lies.
I had the good fortune to come home and to tell
the truth." - Jessica Lynch
Jessica Dawn Lynch never fired a shot.
Her rifle jammed with
sand.
A
broken back makes it a little hard to fight.
She was not shot or
stabbed as pundits claimed.
The "daring" rescue was a
carefully planned and
executed script.
A stunning example of myth
creation by Pentagon media
managers.
A foundation upon which
to base the need for future campaign of aggression.
Can a Marine
take on the mantle of benevolent overseer?
Where there is
force monopoly,
atrocities are inevitable.
It happened in
Vietnam War; it is happening in
Iraq.
The problem is
exacerbated in an alien culture with overextended tours.
Being constantly on guard against ambush but not
being able to respond as a trained warrior with decisive force develops
enormous pressures.
It does not take a
psychiatrist to deduce that men and women break.
The facile imagery of goodness confronting evil in a
fair contest with a good outcome exists only on movie screens, not in the
realworld.
"Moral hazard" is a
term commonly applied to financial contracts, under which
one party is obliged to
indemnify another if a specified event occurs.
Moral hazard refers
to situations in which the existence of a contract
alters the behavior of one
party increasing the
probability of the event occurrence or
the size of monetary payoff
based on that event.
If the cost of war is
shifted to
citizens:
empowered elites declare war;
decide how it is
conducted;
decide
who gets to die;
a
newly empowered elite is more likely to embrace war;
and
spend the entire wealth of their
nation on it.
Very few offspring of the
policy-making elite in
Washington served in the armed forces and faced the bodily risk of war." -
Uwe E. Reinhardt
2004
Patrick Daniel
Tillman dies on the battefield in
Afghanistan.
Army
medical examiner performing the autopsy states:
"The medical evidence
does not match the scenario described."
He notifies Army Human
Resources Command and is rebuffed.
He asks Army Criminal
Investigation to open a criminal investigation.
FOIA request
reveals:
No enemy forces were engaged;
close proximity of the
three bullet holes in forehead;
key witness three-star general
couldn't recall details;
no evidence at all of enemy fire found at
the scene of death;
internal friendly-fire investigation resulted in
administrative punishment;
Army attorneys sent congratulatory e-mails
for keeping investigators at bay;
Pentagon used the
professional football
player to sell a war of agression;
Spc. Bryan O'Neal testified Army
Ranger Patrick Daniel Tillman was shot three times in the head by a US Navy
Mark 12 Mod X Special Purpose Rifle from approximately 10 yards away by a
member of his platoon - fratricide.
Hearing on
Tillman, Lynch Incidents: Jessica Lynch
Army ordered me not to tell truth about Tillman
Tillman's autopsy raised doctors' suspicions
Pat Tillman's family clarifies his legacy
2005
America has over 1.4 million men and women in uniform.
69,000 troops
are stationed in Germany.
40,000 troops are stationed in Japan.
160,000 troops are stationed in Iraq.
500,000 standing troops
to protect resources critical to
transnational elites.
2006 Army bans
privately purchased body armor even though independent testing confirms that
the American militaries claim that out-of-the-loop competitors body armor is
not as good as governmnet issue was false, in fact the out-of-the-loop
competitors body armor is better!
Ryan Kelly, 25, is billed $2,231 by
the military after spending nearly half a year fighting and
losing a leg.
"It hits you in the gut. Its like
thanks for the service
and now you owe us." - Ryan Kelly
Over 200,000 veterans of the
Afghanistan and Iraq wars have been treated at Veterans Administration
medical facilities.
Over 66,000 have been treated
for post-traumatic stress
disorder, acute
depression and substance
abuse.
At some Veterans Administration medical facilities it
can take several months to be
seen by a doctor for mental
health issues.
The Veterans Benefits Administration has a
backlog of 400,000 pending claims causing veterans to wait from 6 months to 2
years to receive benefits they are entitled to by law.
It is likely the
cost of providing benefits for the returning Afghanistan and Iraq war veterans
will cost between $300 billion to $600 billion.
Jay Platt developed Von
Hippel-Landau disease while serving as an Army Ranger in Afghanistan.
The trigger for Jay Platt was solvents used to clean weapons.
Discharged with no medical benefits.
"You could be in the
military and a six-pack-a-day smoker, and come down with emphysema, 'That's OK.
We've got you covered,' but NOT if you happen to have a disease where there is
an identified genetic contribution." - Kathy Hudson, director Genetics and Public Policy Center at Johns
Hopkins
"The war on
terrorism has provided a convenient excuse to
stifle scientific
discourse and the
release of
information on government operations. Those who stand to lose the most from
this policy are the service members it was ostensibly designed to protect." -
Maj. Remington Nevin
Erik's sister, Betsy, is married to Amway
billionaire Dick DeVos.
Erik
Prince's subscribes to the religious philosophy of
Dominionism.
Betsy DeVos was chosen by
Donald Trump to be
Education
Secretary.
Blackwater
 Blackwater Worldwide
Xe Services LLC
"Privatizing security has lined
the pockets of war profiteers and
further undermined our
power as American citizens, to hold our government accountable. Democratic
states, not profit
seeking corporations, should control the use of force." - Ben
Cohen
"Killing is a drug to me and has been ever since the first
time.
At first, it was weird
and felt wrong, but later it feels so natural.
It feels like
I could do this for the rest of my
life and it makes me happy.
It hurts me that I cannot go back to war and kill again.
When I
stick my blade through his stomach or his ribs or slice his throat it's a
feeling that I cannot explain, but it feels so good to me.
I became
addicted acting out of hate against the rag heads that hurt
us.
Terrorists have nowhere to hide because there are hundreds of
thousands of soldiers like me who feel like me and want their revenge as well."
- CJ Whittington, Infantry Squad Leader, Iraq Oct 2005 to June
2007
"During a visit to the West Los Angeles VA Healthcare Center I
met with female veterans and their
doctors.
My jaw
dropped when doctors told me
that 41% of female veterans seen
in the clinic say they were victims of sexual assault while in
the military.
29% report being raped during their military
service." - Represenative Jane Harman, chair of House Homeland Security
intelligence subcommittee 03/08
1975
"When five centuries of
Portuguese rule in Angola
ended the country's three nationalist factions were to form a
coalition.
That plan soon collapsed into warfare, with the leftist
Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA) fighting the right-wing
allied Union for the Total Independence of Angola (UNITA) and National
Liberation Front of Angola (FNLA) forces.
The
Soviet Union and Cuba
supported the MPLA.
Washington backed the FNLA - also receiving Chinese
aid - and UNITA.
The
CIA began its
Angola operation with the
directive to harass Soviet efforts and "prevent an easy victory by
communist-backed forces."
CIA efforts to help the FNLA and UNITA soon
ran into problems as both factions' forces were less than adequate so
mercenaries were
hired.
Erik Prince inherits control of Edgar D. Prince's, his
father, automotive parts
supply business to manufactures, Prince Corporation
Edgar Prince, an
engineer-developer-industrialist, became
very wealthy in an industry
not known for its high degree of profitability.
Edgar's father was
Peter Prince, a produce supplier, which supplied stores in the western Michigan
area, including Holland and Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Around the time of
Edgar's death, the Prince family sold part of the
automotive business for
$1.35 billion.
1996 Blackwater is founded as a
private military training camp "to fulfill the anticipated demand for
government outsourcing."
Blackwater
contacts run from deep inside the military and intelligence agencies to the
upper echelons of the White
House.
April 2002
MPLA and Unita
sign a ceasefire in Luanda to end the 27-year conflict.
According to
Jane's Intelligence Review, wide-scale warfare is being replaced by what
it calls LIC - low-intensity conflict.
Jane's Intelligence
Review goes on to suggest that, as the nature of war has changed, "into this gap in
society that the private security firm has stepped."
Jane's
Intelligence Review points out that in 1997, during the chaotic fighting in
Central Africa, a number
of security firms were hired by the United Nations "to
provide security
support (for convoy and refugee protection) to peacekeeping or
international relief operations."
There are several major players now in
this privatization of warfare.
One of the
best-known is Executive Outcomes of
South Africa.
In
the early 1990s, the firm was hired by Angola's MPLA government to protect the
nation's oil-producing region from attacks by UNITA forces." - Bruce
Kennedy
2005 Colonel Ted Westhunsing, a military
ethicist, complained that a private security company, the civilian contractor
USIS, in Iraq was committing
murder.
The official narrative is that
Colonel Ted Westhunsing could not handle the fact that USIS was making a profit
off the war so he committed suicide.
Colonel Ted Westhunsing, the
highest ranking officer to die in Iraq, died at the USIS camp with a single
bullet to his head.
He never mentioned to family or friends that the
corruption in Iraq he had found sullied the militaries honor so much that he
was forced to kill himself.
Strange how fear took over Colonel Ted
Westhunsing's life once he had made allegations of
corruption.
2006
100,000 private
'contractors' in Iraq of which 48,000 are 'secruity'.
'Security', an undeclared expansion of the scope of the Iraqi
occupation, operates with almost no oversight or effective legal
constraints.
Security personel
deaths go uncounted in official death tabulations.
Police raid the
home of Robert Ferro, a retired Army Special Forces officer, in Upland,
California and find over 1,571 weapons including assault weapons,
machine guns,
automatic rifles and explosive devices.
Robert Ferro claims that the
weapons had been provided by
the federal
government to free Cuba from Fidel Castro.
August 3, 2009
"Slaughtering human beings with high
tech, flesh shredding machinery should not make anyone insane.
It
was those massively extravagant disability payments that led to all the
homeless vets.
Those guys were led to
expect that they
might have problems so, voila they developed problems.
We do not want
this same thing happening to
our new crop of 'temporarily' stressed out warriors.
They should just
suck it up and forget all those memories of
blood and
terror."- Eric Prince
A former Blackwater employee and an ex-US Marine who has worked as
a security operative for the company makes a series of explosive allegations in
sworn statements filed in federal court in Virginia.
Two men claim that
the company's owner, Erik Prince, may have
murdered or
facilitated the murder of
individuals cooperating with federal
authorities.
A former employee alleges Prince "views himself as a
Zionist Christian crusader tasked
with eliminating Muslims and Islamic faith from the globe," and that Prince's
companies "encouraged and rewarded the destruction of Iraqi life." - Jeremy
Scahill
2010
Blackwater Founder Moves to Abu Dhabi
Blackwater's top deputies indicted on federal
charges
2011
Secret Desert Force Set Up by Blackwater's
Founder
"Blackwater has secured status as the
elite global Praetorian
Guard.
With the largest private military base on Earth , a fleet of
aircraft including helicopter gunships, surveillance blimps, airstrips and
20,000 soldiers.
Blackwater's seven-thousand-acre facility in Moyock,
N.C., was the most sophisticated private military center on the
planet.
The company possesses one of the world's larget privately held
stockpiles of heavy-duty weaponry.
It is
a major training center
for federal and local security and military forces in the US, as well as
foreign forces and private individuals.
Blackwater officials say they
have been training about 35,000
"law
enforcement" and military
personnel a year." - Jeremy Scahill
"This war in Iraq was never
intended to be fully manned by our armed forces; rather it was to be
a cash cow for
private business.
There are more than 160,000 contractors in Iraq, many
making in excess of $100,000 a year."- Leonard A. Zivitz
war is a racket
War is still 'a racket'.
Possibly the oldest, easily
the most profitable, surely the most vicious.
The only one in which
profits are reckoned in dollars and losses in lives.
A racket is best
described as something that
is not what it seems.
Only a
small "inside" group knows
what it is about.
It is conducted for the benefit of the very few, at
the expense of the many.
In the World War a mere handful garner the
profits of the conflict.
Thousands of new millionaires and
billionaires were
made in the US.
Many admitted their
huge blood gains in their
income tax
returns.
How many war millionaires
falsified their tax returns?
How many of them dug a trench?
How many spent nights ducking shells, shrapnel and
machine gun bullets?
How
many of them parried a bayonet thrust of an enemy?
How many of them
were wounded or killed in battle?
Three steps must be
taken to smash the war racket:
Take the profit out of
war;
Let the warrior body
decide when war is necessary;
Limit military
forces to home defense purposes.
The chief aim of any
power of disarmament conferences has not been to achieve disarmament to prevent
war but rather to get more armament.
Professional soldiers and
sailors don't want to disarm.
No admiral wants to be without a
ship.
No general wants
to be without a command.
They cannot be for limitations of
arms.
Lurking in the background are sinister agents of those who profit
by war.
Ships will continue to be built, for the shipbuilders must
profit.
Soldiers must wear uniforms, for the
textile
manufacturer profits.
Guns will be manufactured, powder and
rifles too.
There is only one way to disarm with any semblance of
practicability.
All nations must get together and scrap every ship,
every gun, every rifle, every tank, every war plane. " - Major General
Smedley Darlington
Butler
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