Massive ISIS/Blackwater collusion data dump

Hello Holla Forums.

in light of recent wikileaks we have decided to shed some neatly digestible
media sources regarding the Pentagon/ISIS/Blackwater connection that has been
a singular orchestrated chain of events since the end of the Iraq war. Methods
include, crisis actors supplied and trained by Blackwater, MK-ultra tier
trauma based brainwashing in post-war prison camps like Abu-grahib and Camp
Bucca, Pentagon money laundering through companies like Halliburton, proxy
arms-trading partners in the Balkans and black market ties to the Syrian
weapons market directed by the Jordanian government and it's national
intelligence agency in collusion with CIA.

Satis Mentis Obvia

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content.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1813936,00.html
archive.fo/0xOU7
archive.is/jFY79
archive.is/80jg3#selection-809.0-845.7
archive.is/UMAE8
archive.is/kpU4u#selection-85.0-88.0
archive.is/rIx9l
archive.is/DUWA0#selection-319.0-319.74
globalresearch.ca/isis-colonel-was-trained-by-blackwater-and-u-s-state-department-for-11-years/5455664
archive.fo/Z96m4
rt.com/news/358250-us-trained-isis-commander-iraq/
archive.fo/ujIGn
telesurtv.net/english/news/Mexican-Colombian-Blackwater-Mercenaries-Killed-in-Yemen--20151210-0025.html
archive.fo/cUGZJ
telesurtv.net/english/news/450-Colombian-Ex-Soldiers-Sent-by-UAE-to-Fight-Houthis-in-Yemen-20151126-0017.html
archive.fo/REXaU
forbes.com/sites/charlestiefer/2015/11/26/in-yemen-war-mercenaries-launched-by-blackwater-head-were-spotted-today-not-good-news/#6b1fd6c31bae
archive.fo/zzrYz
rt.com/op-edge/333186-blackwater-yemen-mercenaries-pentagon/
archive.fo/f4ZWn
mintpressnews.com/213579-2/213579/
archive.fo/DV6La
nytimes.com/2011/05/15/world/middleeast/15prince.html?_r=0
archive.fo/jQq44
middleeasteye.net/news/mercenaries-charge-uae-forces-fighting-yemen-764309832
archive.fo/QXA6A
archive.is/cTE9O#selection-1249.0-1249.85
archive.is/HKiCD#selection-1355.0-1355.77
archive.is/j4wna#selection-1579.1-1579.71
archive.is/3U9ss#selection-4271.1-4271.14
archive.is/Y0ztl#selection-1355.0-1376.0
archive.is/o46KG#selection-319.1-319.68
theintercept.com/2016/03/24/blackwater-founder-erik-prince-under-federal-investigation/
archive.fo/clXL8
theintercept.com/2016/04/11/blackwater-founder-erik-prince-drive-to-build-private-air-force/
archive.fo/nMB5t
nytimes.com/1998/08/03/world/bulgaria-becomes-a-weapons-bazaar.html
archive.fo/VIrIS
novinite.com/articles/173758/Bulgaria Security Agency Inspecting Arms Trader
archive.fo/Dfmda
web.archive.org/web/20160102110809/http://www.tehrantimes.com/index_View.asp?code=153482
archive.fo/3K6mu
web.archive.org/web/20080720073857/http://turkey.usembassy.gov/askarchives.html
archive.fo/r22GN
wired.com/2012/08/blackwater-prosecution/
archive.fo/pr6YA
news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/7008058.stm
archive.fo/Vfy0d
balkaninsight.com/en/article/making-a-killing-the-1-2-billion-euros-arms-pipeline-to-middle-east-07-26-2016
archive.is/pZG0c
middleeasteye.net/news/bulgaria-sells-arms-saudi-and-uae-likely-use-syria-war-1612827818
archive.is/GZbQ6
balkaninsight.com/en/article/bulgaria-denies-responsibility-for-its-weapons-ending-up-in-syria-08-19-2016
archive.is/pXhT5
balkaninsight.com/en/article/eu-we-re-tracking-balkan-arms-flow-to-syria-08-04-2016
archive.is/joALz
occrp.org/en/daily/5050-balkan-arms-continue-to-make-their-way-to-syria
archive.is/H5YuL
voltairenet.org/article193130.html
archive.is/PYife
nytimes.com/2016/07/02/opinion/when-friends-like-jordan-steal-weapons.html
archive.is/4H2cz
israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/215228
archive.is/10bE5
albawaba.com/news/weapons-syrian-militants-sold-jordan’s-black-market-856480
archive.is/2SBo3
washingtonpost.com/opinions/global-opinions/what-exactly-nonintervention-has-produced-in-syria/2016/08/29/45826402-6e08-11e6-9705-23e51a2f424d_story.html
archive.is/ahnyp
nytimes.com/2016/06/27/world/middleeast/cia-arms-for-syrian-rebels-supplied-black-market-officials-say.html?_r=0
archive.is/zG1SB
albawaba.com/news/jordan-increases-border-security-after-weapons-found-syrian-refugee-camp-837044
archive.is/BxCT6
jpost.com/Arab-Israeli-Conflict/Jordanian-Muslim-Brotherhood-smuggling-weapons-into-Israel-383435
archive.is/tknkl
globalresearch.ca/jordans-role-in-syria-border-crossings-of-islamist-rebels-saudi-and-qatari-weapons-transfers/5496866
archive.is/LYFKq
theguardian.com/world/2016/jul/27/weapons-flowing-eastern-europe-middle-east-revealed-arms-trade-syria
archive.is/ieilh
mintpressnews.com/cia-weapons-shipments-destined-syrian-rebels-stolen-emerge-black-market/217791/
archive.is/rNgaW
occrp.org/en/daily/5570-bulgaria-minister-defends-arms-exports-after-occrp-birn-investigation
archive.is/uTDmi
presstv.ir/Detail/2016/09/09/483877/War-on-Syria-secret-arms-trade-deal
archive.is/7MPQj
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archive.is/OHXd4#selection-819.0-822.0
businessinsider.com/isis-in-yemen-2015-12
archive.is/HEQQf
rt.com/usa/325919-texas-plumber-jihad-truck/
archive.is/LtOdf
mintpressnews.com/mossad-foreign-intelligence-officers-killed-russian-missile-strike-aleppo/220737/
archive.is/XXVj5
thedrive.com/the-war-zone/5404/hsv-2-swift-destroyed-off-yemeni-coast-by-anti-ship-missile
archive.is/QiVm7
cbsnews.com/news/yemen-civilian-deaths-saudi-arabia-us-senate-arms-weapons-saudis/
archive.is/HszzD
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Camp Bucca holding thousands of Iraqi prisoners after the war
content.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1813936,00.html
archive.fo/0xOU7

Camp Bucca reveals more dirty secrets
archive.is/jFY79

Ex-Prison Guard Reveals US Detention Camp Spawned Senior ISIL Leaders
archive.is/80jg3#selection-809.0-845.7

ISIS Used a U.S. Prison as Boot Camp
archive.is/UMAE8

How the U.S. incubated ISIS in Camp Bucca
archive.is/kpU4u#selection-85.0-88.0

ISIS leader says US prisons in Iraq led to creation of terrorist organization
archive.is/rIx9l

U.S. MILITARY NOW SAYS ISIS LEADER WAS HELD IN NOTORIOUS ABU GHRAIB PRISON
archive.is/DUWA0#selection-319.0-319.74

ISIS Colonel trained by Blackwater:
globalresearch.ca/isis-colonel-was-trained-by-blackwater-and-u-s-state-department-for-11-years/5455664
archive.fo/Z96m4

rt.com/news/358250-us-trained-isis-commander-iraq/
archive.fo/ujIGn

Blackwater/Academi recruits Colombian mercenaries to fight in Yemen Civil War:
telesurtv.net/english/news/Mexican-Colombian-Blackwater-Mercenaries-Killed-in-Yemen--20151210-0025.html
archive.fo/cUGZJ

telesurtv.net/english/news/450-Colombian-Ex-Soldiers-Sent-by-UAE-to-Fight-Houthis-in-Yemen-20151126-0017.html archive.fo/REXaU

forbes.com/sites/charlestiefer/2015/11/26/in-yemen-war-mercenaries-launched-by-blackwater-head-were-spotted-today-not-good-news/#6b1fd6c31bae
archive.fo/zzrYz

Pentagon backed Blackwater/Academi fighting for Saudi Arabia, create new Saudi branch:
rt.com/op-edge/333186-blackwater-yemen-mercenaries-pentagon/
archive.fo/f4ZWn

mintpressnews.com/213579-2/213579/
archive.fo/DV6La

nytimes.com/2011/05/15/world/middleeast/15prince.html?_r=0
archive.fo/jQq44

Australian national, commander of new Saudi mercenary forces:
middleeasteye.net/news/mercenaries-charge-uae-forces-fighting-yemen-764309832
archive.fo/QXA6A

Military Contractor Formerly Known As Blackwater May Be for Sale for up
to $1 Billion
archive.is/cTE9O#selection-1249.0-1249.85

Saudi regime signs $539 million-agreement with Blackwater for killing
Yemenis
archive.is/HKiCD#selection-1355.0-1355.77

Former Blackwater gets rich as Afghan drug production hits record high
archive.is/j4wna#selection-1579.1-1579.71

Corruption Currents: Former Blackwater Founder Faces Probe
archive.is/3U9ss#selection-4271.1-4271.14

Analysis: Blackwater's dirty tasks in Yemen
archive.is/Y0ztl#selection-1355.0-1376.0

Yemen’s Tochka Attack Kills Blackwater Commander, Saudi Mercenaries
archive.is/o46KG#selection-319.1-319.68

Blackwater's founder Erik Prince under investigation for brokering mercenary services, selling Intel | Blackwater/Academi defunct, Erik Prince forms new organization Frontier Service Group (FSG) to China and money laundering:
theintercept.com/2016/03/24/blackwater-founder-erik-prince-under-federal-investigation/
archive.fo/clXL8

Pentagon contractor program to create private airforce with Erik Prince's FSG company to deploy from Bulgaria | Erik Prince sells FSG publicly to Chinese national firm tied to Communist Party of China | Pentagon contract nullified, FSG now works for China in the African frontier. | Namedrops retired US Admiral William Fallon and decorated US Army veteran Gregg Smith as board members of the FSG airforce development program:

theintercept.com/2016/04/11/blackwater-founder-erik-prince-drive-to-build-private-air-force/
archive.fo/nMB5t

Bulgaria becomes world bazaar of Arms Smuggling:
nytimes.com/1998/08/03/world/bulgaria-becomes-a-weapons-bazaar.html
archive.fo/VIrIS

novinite.com/articles/173758/Bulgaria Security Agency Inspecting Arms Trader
archive.fo/Dfmda

Kurdistan's Worker's Party armed with Bulgarian AK-47, part of Blackwater Arms Smuggling operations as a joint US/Turkey arms program:
web.archive.org/web/20160102110809/http://www.tehrantimes.com/index_View.asp?code=153482
archive.fo/3K6mu

web.archive.org/web/20080720073857/http://turkey.usembassy.gov/askarchives.html
archive.fo/r22GN

Blackwater paid Justice Dept. $7.5 million to avoid being taken to court over Iraq arms smuggling probe:
wired.com/2012/08/blackwater-prosecution/
archive.fo/pr6YA

news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/7008058.stm
archive.fo/Vfy0d

Making a Killing: The 1.2 Billion Euro Arms Pipeline to Middle East
balkaninsight.com/en/article/making-a-killing-the-1-2-billion-euros-arms-pipeline-to-middle-east-07-26-2016
archive.is/pZG0c

Bulgaria sells arms to Saudi and UAE, likely for use in Syria war
middleeasteye.net/news/bulgaria-sells-arms-saudi-and-uae-likely-use-syria-war-1612827818
archive.is/GZbQ6

Bulgaria Rejects Blame for Weapons Reaching Syria
balkaninsight.com/en/article/bulgaria-denies-responsibility-for-its-weapons-ending-up-in-syria-08-19-2016
archive.is/pXhT5

EU 'Tracking' Balkan Arms Flow Revealed by BIRN
balkaninsight.com/en/article/eu-we-re-tracking-balkan-arms-flow-to-syria-08-04-2016
archive.is/joALz

Balkan Arms Continue to Make Their Way to Syria
occrp.org/en/daily/5050-balkan-arms-continue-to-make-their-way-to-syria
archive.is/H5YuL

Arms trafficking from Jordan to Syria
voltairenet.org/article193130.html
archive.is/PYife

When Friends Like Jordan Steal Weapons
nytimes.com/2016/07/02/opinion/when-friends-like-jordan-steal-weapons.html
archive.is/4H2cz

Security forces seize weapons smuggled from Jordan
israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/215228
archive.is/10bE5

Weapons for Syrian militants sold off Jordan’s black market
albawaba.com/news/weapons-syrian-militants-sold-jordan’s-black-market-856480
archive.is/2SBo3

The disastrous nonintervention in Syria
washingtonpost.com/opinions/global-opinions/what-exactly-nonintervention-has-produced-in-syria/2016/08/29/45826402-6e08-11e6-9705-23e51a2f424d_story.html
archive.is/ahnyp

C.I.A. Arms for Syrian Rebels Supplied Black Market, Officials Say
nytimes.com/2016/06/27/world/middleeast/cia-arms-for-syrian-rebels-supplied-black-market-officials-say.html?_r=0
archive.is/zG1SB

Jordan increases border security after weapons found in Syrian refugee camp
albawaba.com/news/jordan-increases-border-security-after-weapons-found-syrian-refugee-camp-837044
archive.is/BxCT6

Jordanian Muslim Brotherhood smuggling weapons into Israel
jpost.com/Arab-Israeli-Conflict/Jordanian-Muslim-Brotherhood-smuggling-weapons-into-Israel-383435
archive.is/tknkl

Jordan’s Role in Syria Border-Crossings of Islamist Rebels, Saudi and Qatari Weapons Transfers
globalresearch.ca/jordans-role-in-syria-border-crossings-of-islamist-rebels-saudi-and-qatari-weapons-transfers/5496866
archive.is/LYFKq

Revealed: the £1bn of weapons flowing from Europe to Middle East
theguardian.com/world/2016/jul/27/weapons-flowing-eastern-europe-middle-east-revealed-arms-trade-syria
archive.is/ieilh

CIA Weapons Shipments Destined For Syrian Rebels Stolen, Emerge On Black Market
mintpressnews.com/cia-weapons-shipments-destined-syrian-rebels-stolen-emerge-black-market/217791/
archive.is/rNgaW

Bulgaria: Minister Defends Arms Exports After OCCRP / BIRN Investigation
occrp.org/en/daily/5570-bulgaria-minister-defends-arms-exports-after-occrp-birn-investigation
archive.is/uTDmi

Infography: War on Syria, secret arms trade deal
presstv.ir/Detail/2016/09/09/483877/War-on-Syria-secret-arms-trade-deal
archive.is/7MPQj

CIA chief: ISIS will remain a threat for quite a while
archive.is/WK0be#selection-429.1-429.55

Republicans and Democrats Agree: CENTCOM Cooked ISIS War Intel
archive.is/2g2i3#selection-275.0-275.62

Egypt’s minister of supply resigns amid corruption probe
archive.is/lF97l#selection-3933.1-3933.16

Iraq: Defense Minister Impeached by Parliament for Corruption
archive.is/qAJ6s#selection-121.8-123.1

After Isis, then what? The scramble for Mosul
archive.is/k4HYD#selection-513.0-513.45

Losing ground, fighters and morale – is it all over for Isis?
archive.is/iGEST

Hillary Clinton’s Uncanny Fulfillment of Israel’s Yinon Plan for a Middle East
Riven with Conflict
archive.is/5qMOe#selection-465.1-465.15

Hidden Hands of Blackwater in Syria Unrest
archive.is/wFEPO#selection-397.1-397.43

Private Group Sought to Arm Syrian Rebels
archive.is/QLMuG

BLACKWATER TRAINING FSA TERRORISTS IN TURKEY
archive.is/CwQb4#selection-379.0-379.44

Hidden Hands of Blackwater in Syria Unrest
archive.is/wFEPO#selection-397.1-397.43

West training Syrian rebels in Jordan
archive.is/OHXd4#selection-819.0-822.0

ISIS is gaining Strength in Yemen
businessinsider.com/isis-in-yemen-2015-12
archive.is/HEQQf

Texas plumber's truck ends up in ISIS hands from Turkish retailer
rt.com/usa/325919-texas-plumber-jihad-truck/
archive.is/LtOdf

Mossad, Other Foreign Intelligence Officers Killed In Russian Missile Strike On Aleppo
mintpressnews.com/mossad-foreign-intelligence-officers-killed-russian-missile-strike-aleppo/220737/
archive.is/XXVj5

HSV-2 Swift Destroyed Off Yemeni Coast By Anti-Ship Missile
thedrive.com/the-war-zone/5404/hsv-2-swift-destroyed-off-yemeni-coast-by-anti-ship-missile
archive.is/QiVm7

U.S. to sell Saudi $1B weapons amid "deep concern" over civilian deaths
cbsnews.com/news/yemen-civilian-deaths-saudi-arabia-us-senate-arms-weapons-saudis/
archive.is/HszzD

As Saudis bombed Yemen, U.S. worried about legal Blowback
archive.is/YZhQp

U.S. Navy ship (S.S. Mason) ship targeted in failed missle attack from Yemen
archive.is/IfaI7

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Have archived this page for future reference: archive.is/WGMOm

Working my way through some of the stories right now.

Holy shit that stuff about Blackwater and Camp Bucca.

Thanks anons, have a rare Jonestein for your troubles

Wow, this connects all of the links for how ISIS came to be.

First exodus tier work, op. Today you're not a faggot.

Every day I look around me and it looks like we are inching closer and closer to the end of an empire. This is likely what rome looked like right before the end

How is this a data dump when all I'm seeing is a timeline of MSM propaganda pieces behind the expansion of ISIS?

Do you have actual data linking blackwater and ISIS or are you just trusting the CIA's word through their kike propaganda outlets?

Nice compilation but give us some hard evidence faggot or gtfo.

Posts like this are what gives me hope on our board. Has been a couple months since we had something of the sorts.

thank you for correcting the record

Didn't blackwater completely stop doing anything and whatever remained went under academi (which is much smaller than blackwater was, because at its peak blackwater had a lot of contracting work in Iraq).

Thanks OP, looks like a great collection of info (still got a lot to go through, but I've seen some of this before).
This is extremely troubling, both for it's intrinsic implications as well as for the fact that the public at large always refuses to accept these things, even in the face of strong supporting evidence. It's too much of a paradigm-breaker, and ultimately it's a source of great fear.

How does a company renewed company like blackwater suddently goes from the biggest on its branch to a simple training PMC? Either we dont know how big it was, or it was fragmented into several smaller companies to avoid the public eyes. If the latter, it worked.

Well done. Have a bump

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Was there a reason we invaded Afghanistan other than opium?

I'm reading through the links and as I said it's a good compilation but the thread title indicates its a data dump. I can't really parse any of this data besides doing some sentiment analysis on these fucking CIA approved MSM articles. Maybe I could make a mind map with the connections of the reporters/intel officers behind the reports/ and the timeline but I'd prefer it if OP had some actual hard data so I don't waste my time with a kosher meta-narrative. Why would Blackwater, in cahoots with intel agencies and making incredible amounts of money, allow any stories to reach the normalfags, with even a bit of information on their relation to ISIS?

Also, you aren't paranoid enough you fucking kike, did you not think for even a second that maybe these are zog-approved/CTR links that are meant to be a time sink? Detracting anons' collective effort on the Wikileaks emails by including a connection that many of us already intuited?

did you even read any of the links? Erik Prince sold out to the Chinese government and left his pentagon buddies to hang for his money laundering.


nobody is asking you to even be here you derailing twit. This is normalfag tier digestible material, which is why I waited until after the wikileaks proved Hillary colluded with Obongo to form ISIS/ISIL, I the meantime how about you go back to correcting the record Danny Gabriel.

Texas plumber's truck ends up in ISIS hands from Turkish retailer
rt.com/usa/325919-texas-plumber-jihad-truck/
archive.is/LtOdf

As I said I was working my way through them, after your response though I'll cease to read anymore. Thank you though for answering one of my questions while deflecting the other. I'll make my way out of your normalfag thread now to more important, actual leaks.
Enjoy your TRS/Plebbit/breitbart cancer faggot. I'll even give you one last bump so you can contain them in here.

thanks, I also find it hilarious how you do everything that first pic says though, really nice touch of irony there shlomoberg

Great thread OP, it would deserve to be a sticky for the next week.


Or people that are not retarded could read them and make the connection with the wikileaks emails ?

FUCKEN BRUTAL

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HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE FOR MODS TO STICKY THIS?

This most likely didn't happen.

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Where can I buy, or have an image to ask some local guy to do it ? Would this image work ? Really want this patch lol.

It goes deep, and it is a bit complex, if interest arises I can shed some light on it, but for now I will greentext this shit;


Something like that. And then, hellish nightmare gains a shit ton of ground, CIA heads is friends with JSOC heads, and they create an ever growing special operations venture together.

Oh yeah sure, nice argument. It's not like russian are bombing the shit out of high value targets since the beginning of the year.

RUSSIA BOMBS 30 CIA, QATARI, MOSSAD OFFICERS IN SECRET ALLEPO BUNKER
archive.is/jQqaP#selection-471.0-471.68

Russia says video shows launch of missiles from Mediterranean Sea against terrorists in Syria
Russia says video shows launch of missiles from Mediterranean Sea against terrorists in Syria

Fucking jew.

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How about you get back to page one.

theintercept.com/2016/03/24/blackwater-founder-erik-prince-under-federal-investigation/

archive.fo/clXL8


theintercept.com/2016/04/11/blackwater-founder-erik-prince-drive-to-build-private-air-force/

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As much as I'd like for it to be true, the only source on this was Sputnik and it was never mentioned again. If 30 Israelis/Qatari/Americans/Brits were verifiably killed, then that's the kind of smoking gun you need to call a UN security council meeting about ending Western backed rebels in Syria.

Propaganda works 2 ways friend.

well slap my ass and call me a Big Guy. Any possible ties to NGOs?

So you are surprised that the jews don't acknowledge the fact that some of their agents died ?

They claim to kill agents from all over the world and are then ignored ! What more proof do you need ?

It won't be in vain.

Since you didn't seem to read my post, if Russia and Syria could verify that they killed 30 foreign operators in Aleppo, all they have to do is snap some photos and suddenly the "civil war" in Syria is over. Instead all we got was Sputnik's word from a battlefield correspondent.

IT HAS BEEN 2 HOURS AND THE MODS STILL HAVE NOT STICKIED THIS THREAD

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Quite an infodump, user. LOL too bad those filth are getting the cryptojew knocked out of them by barefoot Yemenis, eh?

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Israel have a bad influence on its neighbors.

I really hope we drop israel this decade, so sick of them tbh

The overton window is 20-30 years away from even begging the question.

Jordan is officially Israël muslim cousin.

The CIA, in its occasional moments of lucidity, has always given Israel very little time absent constant US supervision. Their fundamentalist kike problem gets worse by the year, and those niggers are useless - literally won't serve in the army, demand constant subsidies to study the Judenbook all day.

Wow good work. Send these links to the guys at Zero Hedge or Washington's Blog

Rev up those kettles boys. We're gonna need a lot of coffee for this one

makes sense actually, the current jordanian queen is palestinian, and the jordanian royal family has a lot of cousins in Washington D.C.

There goes $21.7 million…

Bump. Where the fuck is everybody?

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This deserves more attention guys? How bout those sunk UAE ships and shit?

bump for importance.

SEE THAT MANGLED HUNK OF CHARCOAL? CHECK THE SHNOZZ!

holy shit the sliding is real tonight they are going all out

wtf I love Saudi Arabia now

Not shit, apparently neets are more interested by shitty slide threads.

Heh Saudis are one of the most incompetent corrupt societies to every exist. They're all fucking faggots down to the last man, and they have Paki slaves do literally any difficult job in the entire country while they jerk each other off and pretend to do white collar jobs (while really just hiring white foreigners to do them because they're too stupid and too indolent.)

They also fear the muslim population with a passion. Don't forget that they only hire non muslim mercenaries.

Of all of that I have no doubt. There shouldn't be an Australian connection in UAE, they must be throwing some serious money around to pick up Hindmarsh out of (((retirement))). Fucking bullshit is what that is, leaves one army to become a mercenary for UAE and a clean paper trail all the way, takes some of his buddies with him to make bank at the expense of the security of his own country and continuing to fan the flame for the jihadi scum in a war that has no end in sight

How any of this is legal is beyond me.

The battlefield correspondent somehow ID'd the bodies (or didn't).

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MODS FUCKING STICKY THIS

Gotem

Undoubtedly the same Colombian contacts related to the CIA and DEA's involvement in taking down Pablo Escobar.

Still reading but what I'm seeing is every department worth half a shit in the US knows about this and is being paid off, well color me surprised.

there's a new shit thread every 2 minutes now

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Means we're winning, brother.

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Wow this is some juicy stuff OP. Best part is that it's some good old connect the dots from media sources. Again all the answers are hidden in plain sight.

Fucking bump.

Altistic-Right strikes again.

I'm guessing he meant "great" as in "effective and successful."

damn they need to strap a gopro to those missiles

q: are there any tattoos or are there any "tells" that can help you identify a Blackwater guy?

Met this homeless guy, bought him a burger but he wasn't typical homeless dude. Very clean, lean, hard face but not from drink or drugs.

Tattoo of a bear's paw on inner forearm. Said "see you in heaven" and a few other odd but not threatening things.

Tat of bear's paw matched that of some Blackwater patches that have a bear's paw on it.

Blackwater isn't really problem here, right? They just do what they are payed to do. Also, I think Blackwater stopped calling it self Blackwater

A bearclaw like this?

This.
Mercenaries are mercenaries.
At least they're honest about it.

Yes, just the black part, not the red part. But that.

With the amount of money they all made, I find it hard to believe that even one of them is living on the streets

It might be by choice.
He might be on a walk-about or a spirit-quest or something.

This is a clear distraction from the real dumps.

Nice try ctr.

At least a nigga nigga rich

He seemed meek,kinda broken. Maybe they had him do stuff and he thought he was being patriotic, then figured out it was all BS. But you can't undo a headshot.

The important part is who was paying them at the time all of this was going on.

>Since June 2004, Blackwater has been paid more than $320 million out of a $1 billion, five-year State Department budget for the Worldwide Personal Protective Service, which protects U.S. officials and some foreign officials in conflict zones. In 2006, Blackwater won the remunerative contract to protect the U.S. embassy in Iraq, which is the largest American embassy in the world.

corp watch.org/section.php?id=210
archive.is/smkOM

the cleanup in Iraq was a shitshow and so was the shit they did in Falujah was nothing short of genocide.

I've heard that they do a lot of protection/personal guard type stuff, that seems like reasonable mercenary work.
It's the 16th century all over again.
privateers when?!

bumparino

holy shit the sliding is out of control, MODS FUCKING DO SOMETHING

Sadly, this thread couldn't be slid so hard if it was getting enough attention.

Contractors are easier to deal with than government. Makes sense to have dozens of companies you can liquidate when too much attention is being drawn. Offers deniability. Doesn't matter if blackwater is long gone, the same people are probably under a different company name and doing the same things.
Rinse and repeat as needed.

Definitely.

Great work OP!

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yeah this thread as some great informations.

The mods are jews.

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Are you trying to derail the thread, or are you genuinely this retarded?
No one acknowledges their black ops people. That's why it's black ops. If you get killed during one, they put up a star on the wall (pic related), tell your family you died in a training exercise, and try to think up another black op to achieve the original objective.

Given everything america has been into that seems like a small amount. They must not do PMCs.

Let's just put you back up where you belong.

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Remember when the military was going door to door confiscating weapons after hurricane katrina? I don't think it was the military at all, I believe blackwater was using the chaos as an opportunity to use civilians as training dummies and stealing weapons for the enemy.

FDR WAS A COMMIE PINKO

national guard. and it was confirmed them. however you have the right to shoot and kill people trying to steal your property. which is all they were doing .

You seem to be as retarded as the other guy that replied to me and didn't read my post.

I'm saying that the only source for this was a battlefield correspondent. It was said once and then never mentioned again. If it was true the SAA, or whoever was the battlefield correspondent was, could have proved it easily by taking photos of bodies, weapons, equipment, anything of those 30 guys.

If Syria or Russia could prove that they killed 30 foreign operators in Syria, then the Syrian civil war is over, evidence is delivered to the UN council and the US and friends lose all credibility in Syria. So either it wasn't true or Syria and/or Russia wants to continue fighting for whatever reason.

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The only thread worth bumping in the catalog
Breddy sure this is what's causing all the slides
Also note how this hasn't been stickied
wew

Interesting article I found, copy and pasting it. Incoming wall of text.

This unaccountable oligarchy of spies controls the information that guides our military and civilian leaders.

The recent integration of two military contractors into a $10 billion behemoth is the latest in a wave of mergers and acquisitions that have transformed America’s privatized, high-tech intelligence system into what looks like an old-fashioned monopoly.

In August, Leidos Holdings, a major contractor for the Pentagon and the National Security Agency, completed a long-planned merger with the Information Systems & Global Solutions division of Lockheed Martin, the global military giant. The 8,000 operatives employed by the new company do everything from analyzing signals for the NSA to tracking down suspected enemy fighters for US Special Forces in the Middle East and Africa.

The sheer size of the new entity makes Leidos one of the most powerful companies in the intelligence-contracting industry, which is worth about $50 billion today. According to a comprehensive study I’ve just completed on public and private employment in intelligence, Leidos is now the largest of five corporations that together employ nearly 80 percent of the private-sector employees contracted to work for US spy and surveillance agencies.

This is incredibly risky for a country so dependent on intelligence to fight global wars and prevent domestic attacks.

Yes, that’s 80 percent. For the first time since spy agencies began outsourcing their core analytic and operational work in the late 1990s, the bulk of the contracted work goes to a handful of companies: Leidos, Booz Allen Hamilton, CSRA, SAIC, and CACI International. This concentration of “pure plays”—a Wall Street term for companies that makes one product for a single market—marks a fundamental shift in an industry that was once a highly diverse mix of large military contractors, small and medium technology companies, and tiny “Beltway Bandits” surrounding Washington, D.C.

s I argue below, these developments are incredibly risky for a country more dependent than ever on intelligence to fight global wars and prevent domestic attacks. “The problem with just five companies providing the lion’s share of contractors is that the client, the U.S. government, won’t have much alternative when a company screws up,” says David Isenberg, the author of Shadow Force: Private Security Contractors in Iraq.

Moreover, the fact that much of this privatized work is top secret—and is generally underreported in the press—undermines the accountability and transparency of our spy agencies. That should deeply concern the American public.

The fact that much of this privatized work is top secret undermines the accountability and transparency of spy agencies.

“There’s so much less transparency in intelligence than in defense,” says William Hartung, director of the Arms and Security Project at the Center for International Policy and the author of Prophets of War, a study of the political and social impact of Lockheed Martin. “At least in Pentagon contracting, people can dig out conflicts of interest and cost overruns—the pieces of information you can use to get your hands on the problem.”

Fortunately, there is plenty of public information to build a profile of these companies. I’ll start this analysis with a closer look at the members of the new monopoly and a detailed explanation of how I reached my conclusions about their workforce.

Booz Allen Hamilton, which has stood like a colossus over US intelligence as a contractor and consultant for over 30 years, is partly owned by the Carlyle Group, the politically connected private-equity firm. Booz is basically the consigliere of the Intelligence Community (known in Washington as the “IC”), serving “the Director of National Intelligence, Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence, National Intelligence and Civil Agencies, and Military Intelligence,” according to the company’s website. And this work can be lethal: Under a contract with Army intelligence, Booz personnel “rapidly track high-value individuals” targeted by the US military in a system now “deployed, and fully operational in Afghanistan.”
CSRA Inc. was created out of a merger between CSC, which developed and manages the NSA’s classified internal-communications system, and SRA International, a highly profitable company with a long history of involvement in intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR). Among scores of other contracts, CSRA, which has close ties to the US Air Force, provides 24/7 support for the “global operations” of US commands in Europe and Africa and, under a January 2016 contract, manages the “global network of intelligence platforms” for the most advanced drones in the US arsenal. And in a bizarre set of contracts with the Pentagon’s prison in Guantánamo, it was hired to help both the defense and the prosecution in the military trials of individuals accused of planning the 9/11 attacks.
SAIC is a well-known military contractor that has expanded into spying by buying Scitor, a company deeply embedded in the Pentagon’s top-secret satellite operations. Scitor’s real value for SAIC is its reach into the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), which manages those satellites and integrates downloaded signals and imagery from space for the NSA and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA). SAIC’s latest project: an $8.5 million contract from the Army’s Intelligence and Security Command for “aerial ISR” in Afghanistan to be partly carried out at the NSA’s huge listening post in Fort Gordon, Georgia.
CACI International is the Pentagon contractor infamous for supplying interrogators to the US military prison at Abu Ghraib in Iraq. CACI recently acquired two companies doing extensive work for the NSA and the CIA: National Security Solutions (bought from L-3 Communications) and Six3 Intelligence Solutions. Both have given CACI new inroads into national intelligence. Six3, for example, recently won substantial contracts to provide “counterinsurgency targeting” to NATO forces in Afghanistan. It also just won a new Army contract to provide intelligence to US military forces in Syria—an indication of how deeply US forces are now engaged there. It’s also the only contractor I know that quantifies its results: CACI’s intelligence services have “identified more than 1,500 terrorists threatening our nation,” it claims.
Together, Leidos and its four competitors earned nearly $16 billion from government IT contracts in 2015, according to an annual listing by the trade publication Washington Technology. But the key to their dominance lies not with their revenue but with their employees—specifically, their approximately 45,000 contractors with security clearances who work alongside government employees at the NSA, the CIA, and other agencies.

Information on the size of this workforce is difficult to come by, in part because the government likes to keep it secret. But most contractors provide figures on their cleared workforce in annual reports, media briefings, and press releases on new acquisitions, largely to impress government clients and potential investors. Here’s what I found in my study.

Before the merger, Leidos employed 9,400 people holding security clearances, according to figures on its website that were confirmed by a company spokesperson. They are now joined with about 2,000 cleared employees from Lockheed’s IT unit, for a total of 11,400 cleared professionals (in its story on the merger, The Washington Post said the total number was 13,000). I then took into account the company’s share of earnings from military, intelligence (27 percent of its revenue, according to Leidos), and civilian contracts, and concluded that the Leidos intelligence workforce now numbers about 8,000.

The figures for its competitors, using the same calculations, are equally staggering. Booz Allen deploys an intelligence workforce of 12,000 cleared personnel; CACI, 10,000; CSRA, 8,000; and SAIC, 6,600. Added together, the five companies employ 44,600 cleared personnel, which I rounded out to 45,000.

That’s nearly 80 percent of the total contractor workforce of 58,000 and about one-fifth of the total workforce of 183,000 civilians, contractors, and uniformed soldiers working in national and military intelligence.

“The marketplace is so concentrated that the service provider simply becomes too big to fail.” —David Isenberg

(As I did with Leidos, I ran my numbers by each company, with varying results. Booz said my estimate was “false and not accurate.” But it declined my request to interview Ronald Sanders, a Booz vice president who, as the ODNI’s “chief human capital officer,” presided over the office’s first inventory of contractor personnel in 2007. CSRA would “not participate in this opportunity.” SAIC said my figures were “accurate.” And CACI, per its usual practice, did not respond. None of them convinced me I was off-base.)

The aggregate workforce figures were derived from comparing the corporate statistics listed above to contractor data buried in US intelligence budgets. The number of contractors in intelligence was first revealed in 2013, when Edward Snowden leaked the details of a classified $52.6 billion budget for the National Intelligence Program (NIP) to the Post. That document showed the workforce at just over 107,000, while an accompanying graphic explained that some 20 percent of them—or 21,400—were contractors.

That total was down by 3 percent from 2011, when Senator Dianne Feinstein, then the chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, told Congress that contractors accounted for 23 percent of the NIP workforce (the national budget covers the CIA, the intelligence units of the Department of Homeland Security, and 14 other government agencies, as well as the parts of the NSA and NGA that report directly to the president).

My second source for the IC’s employment figures is the budget for military intelligence programs (MIP), which funds operational and tactical programs carried out by the armed services and units of the NSA and the NGA that are under direct Pentagon command.

The declassified, “top line” version of the 2016 MIP budget ($17.9 billion) was released in February by the Defense Department, but it did not include any personnel numbers. However, in congressional testimony in 2013, when $18.6 billion was allocated for the MIP, the Pentagon said it employed a total intelligence workforce of 183,000, including civilian and contractor employees, plus uniformed military.

The Pentagon doesn’t break out contractor figures, however (such details “remain classified for national security reasons,” the DoD explains). So, to find those figures, I applied the same 20 percent breakdown found in Snowden’s leaked national intelligence document. That would mean a military intelligence contractor workforce of 36,600—a reasonable estimate that’s probably too low, I was told by several experts.

For the grand total, I added the national and military programs together, and came up with my conclusion that 58,000 contractors work in US intelligence. As you can see, by employing 45,000 of them, the five dominant “pure plays”—Leidos, Booz Allen, CSRA, SAIC, and CACI—control a huge chunk of the total.

These five, of course, are not the only players in this market. The spies-for-hire workforce includes thousands of professionals from the still-formidable intelligence divisions of Northrop Grumman, Boeing, Raytheon, BAE, and Accenture, and a handful of smaller companies, including ManTech International Corporation, Engility Corporation, L-3 Communications, and PAE. A similar analysis of these firms, I believe, would show that they make up the rest of the intelligence force not employed by the Big Five.

So here’s the bottom line: not only has intelligence been privatized to an unimaginable degree, but an unprecedented consolidation of corporate power inside US intelligence has left the country dangerously dependent on a handful of companies for its spying and surveillance needs.

ntelligence privatization has been largely ignored by both the national media and Congress.

To be sure, concentration by itself isn’t necessarily a bad thing. When a few companies dominate a single market, as in banking or the railroads, the result can be greater efficiencies all around, and sometimes even lower prices—if the industry is well-regulated. But if not, as we know from the collapse of Wall Street a few years ago, the downside can be pretty ugly: high-level corruption, taxpayer bailouts, and business failures that create destructive ripple effects throughout society. All of that and more has happened in intelligence contracting.

“There comes a point when the marketplace is so concentrated that the service provider simply becomes too big to fail, no matter how lousy their performance,” says Isenberg, who closely monitors the privatization of national-security work. “If that makes you think of the financial-services industry, well, that’s exactly what I’m talking about.”

In fact, being “too big to fail” is especially potent in intelligence, which has experienced numerous failures over the years. One of the most spectacular was the infamous Trailblazer project at NSA. It was designed by contractors in the spring of 2001 to “revolutionize” the NSA’s collection of signals intelligence from the Internet. SAIC won the prime contract to build it.

But Trailblazer ended up a costly failure, wasting over $7 billion, according towhistleblower Tom Drake, who was a senior NSA executive from 2001 to 2008. In 2003, because Drake and others had blown the whistle on the project, Trailblazer was the subject of a highly critical Pentagon audit into corporate fraud. But the audit remains classified to this day. And the prime culprits, SAIC and Booz Allen (which helped design it), continue to win big contracts despite strong evidence that they wasted billions of taxpayer dollars and modified and suppressed internal studies about the project.

“When companies are found to have falsified documents or even committed outright fraud, they’re often so large and specialized that they compel the government to overlook those violations,” warns Mike German, a former FBI special agent who works on counterterrorism issues as a fellow with the NYU’s Brennan Center for Justice. “Especially with intelligence being such a nebulous concept, doing wrong doesn’t always result in a reassessment of methods.”

Yet with few exceptions, intelligence privatization has been largely ignored by the national media and the publications established to expose what they call the “surveillance state.” And Congress, by ignoring this huge elephant in the room, is simply not doing its job.

If there’s one agency that could replicate, correct, or debunk my findings, it would be the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. The ODNI is responsible for overseeing the intelligence workforce and its operations, and provides contractor data to Congress. So I was a little surprised that ODNI officials did not respond to my inquiries about the five companies that dominate the industry, not even to offer a “no comment.”

In public documents and congressional hearings, however, our intelligence overlords frequently recognize the existence of this private army as “core contract personnel.” The ODNI, in its public testimony, describes them as “functionally indistinguishable from US government personnel whose missions they support,” performing activities that include “collection, analysis, information technology, training, and education.”

James Clapper, President Obama’s director of national intelligence, knows privatization from his own experience. From 1998 to 2001, he was the director of intelligence programs for SRA International, the predecessor to CSRA. Moreover, his own office is crawling with contractors.

“We cannot even talk about how much we are paying [Booz Allen Hamilton].” —Senator Claire McCaskill

According to a declassified ODNI budget that was released under a Freedom of Information Act request last spring, contractors hold 44 percent of the positions in Clapper’s office, including 13 percent of his senior leadership. That total is twice as high as contractor penetration in the rest of the Intelligence Community, and further evidence of how much of our spying is done for profit.

In public, Clapper makes no bones about those corporate ties. “If you can’t get a job in the IC, then sign on with one of our contractors,” he told an intelligence conference last fall. “Industry is absolutely crucial to our continued viability and success.” But if that’s true, why not let us know the names of all those companies?

It’s complicated, officials say. “In many cases our relationship with specific contractors is classified or sensitive at their request,” Stephanie O’Sullivan, a Clapper deputy at the ODNI, explained to a 2014 Senate hearing—the last time the subject came up in Congress. Going public, she added, “would reveal an interest and/or involvement with specific technologies or activities” that could create “vulnerabilities that can be exploited by our enemies.”

That prompted a sharp rejoinder from Missouri Senator Claire McCaskill. “What is really interesting,” she replied, “is we are paying Booz Allen Hamilton for administrative support services, but we cannot even talk about how much we are paying them or how many there are, even though they have it on their website.”

What’s at stake in intelligence outsourcing is not just the movement of money and goods, but also the security of the American public and control over the information that keeps us safe. Market concentration in this sector, therefore, has deeper and more sinister implications than in civilian industries such as finance or telecommunications. Concentration means that fewer and fewer companies control the information that guides our military and civilian leaders and, by extension, shapes America’s view of the world and the military and political actions it takes.

Probably the best analogy is the media itself, which have seen incredible concentration over the past half-century. Consider the prescient words of Ben Bagdikian, the late, great editor and media critic. “When 50 men and women, chiefs of their corporations, control more than half the information and ideas that reach 220 million Americans, it is time for Americans to examine the institutions from which they receive their daily picture of the world,” Bagdikian wrote over 30 years ago in his classic study of the press, The Media Monopoly. “Whether evil or benevolent, centralized control over information, whether governmental or private, is incompatible with freedom.” (Emphasis added.)

The same logic should be applied to intelligence and the way our government and military receive their daily view of the world. It’s time for Congress and the media to finally recognize spying as a joint venture between the security state and the private sector. In the end, intelligence is a public resource that deserves to be controlled by the people and for the people, and not benefit a small group of corporations and the oligarchs they’ve spawned.

This election is getting crazier every damn minute. Pure joy!
Truth and chaos is being presented before us at unprecedented levels

Where is this from

https:// www. popularresistance. org/5-corporations-now-dominate-our-privatized-intelligence-industry/

It seems pretty accurate from what I research on my own, and compared to other sources.

HOW WE PREDICT THE WEATHER
We derive our weather forecasts from a secret formula that was devised by the founder of this Almanac, Robert B. Thomas, in 1792. Thomas believed that weather on Earth was influenced by sunspots, which are magnetic storms on the surface of the Sun.
Notes about that formula are locked in a (((((black box))))) in our offices in Dublin, New Hampshire. (Yes, that’s a photo of the unassuming black box.)The Almanac's secret black box
DISCIPLINES IN LONG-RANGE PREDICTIONS
Over the years, we have refined and enhanced that formula with state-of-the-art technology and modern scientific calculations. We employ three scientific disciplines to make our long-range predictions:
solar science, the study of sunspots and other solar activity;
climatology, the study of prevailing weather patterns; and
meteorology, the study of the atmosphere.
We predict weather trends and events by comparing solar patterns and historical weather conditions with current solar activity.

The Sun is 864,400 miles (1,391,000 kilometers) across. This is about 109 times the diameter of Earth. The Sun weighs about 333,000 times as much as Earth. It is so large that about 1,300,000 planet Earths can fit inside of it.

wtf I love dubs now

By the power of dubbs, I bring this thread back from the dead!

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Fucking idiot.

saw this on /n/

good thread

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tfw all the leftwing conspiracy nutjobs and the rightwing conspiracy nutjobs were right all along.

this thread is worth bumping. for some reason some threads disappear even before they reach page 26