Shhh. Don't tell anyone that Deutsche Bank, DynCorp, Tier One (mini Blackwater), and Afghan Merc/Viceroy Title 50 Prince Plan owner/pitcher Stephen Feinberg now has a Champagne Room VIP pass to the hollow volcano. Please just focus on Brennan.
Eisenhower created this group to track the effectiveness of big dollar secret space spy programs like the WS-117 program started in 1955. It is also why he warned us later about the growth on the military industrial complex. Feinberg is no Jimmy Dolittle. astronautix.com/w/ws-117.html
"In the councils of government, we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military-industrial complex. The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist."
In 2017, the aerospace and defense industry generated $865 billion, 2.4 million jobs and a positive trade balance of $86 billion, It is the largest of any U.S. industry and reduced the country’s trade deficit by 10%.
DynCorp booked $2B of that last year. Feinberg and Prince were pitching a privatized $3.1 billion dollar program to kill Afghan nationalists using CIA funds to hire foreign subcontractors and via the sale of rare minerals. You can't make this shit up. blog.executivebiz.com/2018/03/dyncor…
Feinberg desperately wanted to buy half of Blackwater for $200M then quickly dropped out when he needed to bail out his Chrysler buy. His big black gun play, didn't hit the target either. nymag.com/daily/intellig…
Black guns, Blackwater and black ops. The dream that could have been and may still be...the verticalization of violence for profit has long been Erik Prince's dream. When I asked Erik who his hero was in August of 2010, he replied "Alfred Sloan" nytimes.com/2017/07/10/wor…
Erik Prince wants $3.5 billion to shoot Afghan locals from the air after discovering that shooting locals from the ground became problematic for him in Iraq in 2007.nbcnews.com/news/military/…
The U.S already have an Afghan training program. I spent some time doing missions etc with the Afghan Commandos and their SF combat mentors. The aviation assets on our combat missions were mind blowing. Not sure why Prince's plan is worth hyping. washingtonpost.com/world/asia_pac…
