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Old 11-03-2007, 12:35 AM
DblBarrelJ DblBarrelJ is offline
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Default Re: Blackwater in a time of peace

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Much has been written and discussed about Blackwater and it's heavy footprint in Iraq. I worry also about the prospects of a post-conflict-era Blackwater, assuming the United States will not perpetually be at war.

Blackwater has a 7500-acre base, replete with its own tanks, aircraft, and intelligence division. It is a multi-billion dollar corporation. Economic beasts like this do not simply fold without fighting for survival.

What will Blackwater do in a "peaceful" era? I can only hope that Blackwater doesn't become a political police force for, say, a President Giuliani (or Clinton).

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Blackwater will do what they make most of their profits doing now, providing the worlds greatest military/LE and personal defense training, and providing private security to wealthy clientele worldwide.

Iraq is just a "side job".

As for the tanks, they'll go back to what they were used for, training vehicles to provide training drastically superior to what the US military provides.

I've been through some of their training, its the best in the world.
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