The New Army |
This page reveals that there is an emerging and merging alliance between private, corporate-funded mercenary faction within the United States and it skirts the constitutional provision for “no standing army”. Please keep in mind that this new army can be called up or “hired” by the United Nations and added to their “Peace-Keeping Force, inducting them into the service of thoose who are establishing a One World Government. |
| At the forefront of this alliance is Blackwater U.S.A., a security and training company based in Moyock, N.C. that prides itself on the high caliber of its personnel, many of whom are former U.S. Navy SEALs and Ex-Green Beret. A large number of its “employees” are deployed in Iraq, many of whom provide security to CPA employees, including the U.S. administrator, L. Paul Bremer, and other VIPs visiting Iraq.
In late 2001, along with former Attorney General Edwin Meese, Bremer co-chaired the Heritage Foundation's Homeland Security Task Force, which created a blueprint for the White House's Department of Homeland Security. Here are a few connecting points to consider, regarding Blackwater involvement in the total destruction of Fallujah and the reasons behind the allout assault. Why was Fallujah destroyed? It was an act of retaliation by Blackwater Mercenaries. The main stream media would have you believe that it was a military operation carried on by the U.S. Military. However, if you go to this page, you will see what prompted the retaliation (not for the weak at heart). This happened on March 29th, 2004. Here is another example of Blackwater retaliation. On 29 August 2003, immediately after Friday prayers at Imam Ali Mosque in the southern Iraqi city of Najaf, a car bomb was detonated that killed the most prominent Shiite leader, Muhammad Bakr al-Hakim, and 95 other worshipers. Here is a link to some very interesting facts concerning Blackwater USA. Here is a link to some very revealing videos regarding Blackwater USA. President George W. Bush calls them coalition forces, which would lead one to believe that they are part of our Armed Forces. Iraq Limits Blackwater's Operations. Condoleeza Rice apologizes to Iraq for Blackwater Actions in Iraq. Victims of an Outsourced War ~ Fallujah, the cemetery of the Americans Here is a very revealing look at Fallujah This is a diary by a man who was there, Joe Wilding. (All in PDF Format) Blackwater is not only used overseas, it is also being deployed in America. |
| Not only is Blackwater active overseas and in America, but also in Canada.
OTTAWA — The Canadian Forces are using a controversial private security firm to train some of its troops sent to Afghanistan. Select Canadian soldiers have been sent to Blackwater U.S.A. in North Carolina for specialized training in bodyguard and shooting skills. Other soldiers have taken counterterrorism evasive-driving courses with the private military company now at the centre of an investigation into the killings of Iraqi civilians and mounting concerns about the aggressive tactics of its workers in the field. Critics of Blackwater label the firm as a mercenary organization and question why a professional military such as the Canadian Forces can't do its own training in specialized areas. But Canadian military officials say the company was selected because it is a leader in its specialty areas, which range from weapons training to executive protection. The company boasts on its website that its instructors are “ranked the best in the world.” One might ask, “The best at what?” Knowledge about weaponry? Protecting Corporate Executives, so they can safely go about destroying nations for profit? or maybe best at Killing on the order of a superior officer, regardless of whether it is morally right to kill. So many say, after comitting an atrocity, “I was just following orders.” Blackwater has found itself under intense scrutiny since a Sept. 16 incident in Baghdad in which 11 people, including a couple and their infant, were killed during a firefight. Iraqi officials put the blame for the killings on the private soldiers, but the company has denied its men fired on innocent civilians, saying instead that its convoy had been attacked by insurgents. |
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To Whom is Blackwater Accountable? View this video on YouTube. |
  
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