Showing posts with label dyncorp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dyncorp. Show all posts

Monday, December 14, 2009

nbc continues to highlight dyncorp gen. barry mccaffrey

nbc continues to highlight dyncorp gen. barry mccaffreyfrom allgov: Since NBC doesn’t bother to point out the conflicts of interest held by oft-used military analyst Barry McCaffrey, Huffington Post and others have. McCaffrey has appeared on the network’s cable subsidiary, MSNBC, no less than 10 times in the past month to talk about the importance of staying in Afghanistan and training local security forces.

With each appearance, McCaffrey was identified only as a retired general—and not someone who sits on the board of DynCorp International, a security company currently getting paid by the U.S. government to develop Afghanistan’s police force, build barracks and do the laundry of U.S. troops. According to Forbes, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan account for 53% of DynCorp’s $3.1 billion in annual revenue.

MSNBC also hasn’t bothered to point out his relationship with Army General David Petraeus, the head of U.S. Central Command, for whom McCaffrey recently completed a report about the war. McCaffrey has been seen praising Petraeus on TV, while criticizing President Barack Obama’s proposed troop-withdrawal deadline.


flashbacks: dyncorp/halliburton sex slave scandal won't go away & state dept can’t account for $1b paid to dyncorp

Friday, May 02, 2008

mayday! mayday! mayday! news overload!

US weighing readiness for military action against iran*
limbaugh’s 'operation chaos' harks back
to an earlier intel operation
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rush limbaugh claims victory in pennsylvania*
limbaugh dreams of dnc riot*
dangerous pattern emerges as activists are framed,
calls for violence are declared for denver dnc
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iran dismisses reports US navy fired at iranian boat*
when corporate media were imperial shills*
pentagon cuts ties with mouthpieces*
which gov agency should be your computer's firewall?*
ted turner repeats call for population curb*
video: mad scientists of transhumanism*
rfid in japan: spending electronic cash*
military propaganda pushed me off tv*
mccain takes money from rothschilds*
truckers protest high gas prices*
more (photoshopped) questions about alleged syrian nuke site*
addington: congress has no authority over vice-president*
cybersecurity’s new world order*
ron paul on cnn: nv convention shutdown, 2nd in pa*
space war, drills, US/canada spp terror prep?*
manhattan project: new york’s high tech panopticon*
peace protesters deflate new zealand spy base dome*
iran stops using dollars for oil deals*
port authority liable in wtc93*
dyncorp manager used armored car to transport hookers in iraq*
crews moving contaminated sand from ship to rail*
heparin contamination called deliberate*
poorly behaved soldiers promoted*
7yr old boy cps'ed over mistaken hard lemondade*
fda report shows problems at merck vaccine plant*
heparin contaminated 'on purpose'*
aviation companies blame fbi, cia and terrorists for 9/11*
every italian's income posted on internet*
troopers' abuse of dogs ends north carolina canine program*
925 dead in sadr city bloodshed*
the last roundup*
ron paul #1 on amazon.com*
superclass: elitist blueprint for world government revealed*
high-level officials warn of fake terror*
cia still stonewalls on jfk mystery man*
video: meria.net's uncensored interview with jesse ventura*

Tuesday, October 23, 2007

state dept can’t account for $1b paid to dyncorp

question: how much was spent on establishing a prostitution and slave ring in bosnia?

state dept can’t account for $1b paid to dyncorpfrom nytimes: A pair of new reports have delivered sharply critical judgments about the State Department’s performance in overseeing work done by the private companies that the government relies on increasingly in Iraq and Afghanistan to carry out delicate security work and other missions.

A State Department review of its own security practices in Iraq assails the department for poor coordination, communication, oversight and accountability involving armed security companies like Blackwater USA, according to people who have been briefed on the report. In addition to Blackwater, the State Department’s two other security contractors in Iraq are DynCorp International and Triple Canopy.

At the same time, a government audit expected to be released Tuesday says that records documenting the work of DynCorp, the State Department’s largest contractor, are in such disarray that the department cannot sayspecifically what it receivedfor most of the $1.2 billion it has paid the company since 2004 to train the police officers in Iraq.
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