Iraq Democracy at work
US security contractor Blackwater has been banned from operating in Iraq, after eight civilians were killed in Baghdad yesterday.
http://www.rte.ie/news/2007/0917/iraq.html Following a number of similar incidents in recent years, foreign private security firms have been accused of operating outside the law with little or no accountability either to the Iraqi government or US military forces. What law would they have suppose to be working under? Military law? |
And is anyone surprised? Actually yeah, I'm surprised they actually got pulled. It's hard to break ties with the military in an org that is comprised almost entirely of ex-military, lot of friendship connections.
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Good riddance. Merc scum.
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The civilians must have been Americans. If they were Iraqi's, it would have just been business as usual.
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Yea, they kicked them right out. Not. They are back to work and can't do without them. The majority do good work and are good at what they do. Like all groups there are good apples and bad apples.
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