Already done.

The Blackwater family is comprised of HIRED KILLERS.

In this tumultuous political climate, Blackwater Worldwide has taken center stage KILLING INNOCENT CIVILIANS.

"Blackwater Urges Supporters to Fight Congressional 'Misinformation and Fabrications'"

I couldn't agree more with the above statement. That said, lets start with this tidbit of misinformation:

Myth - Blackwater is a security contracting outfit.

Reality - Blackwater is a mercenary army

or

Blackwater = mercenaries

I WONDER IF THEY WILL BE USING HILLARY TOP STRATEGIST FOR PR:

"Hillary's Rove" Comes Through for Blackwater
Posted October 16, 2007 | 03:49 PM (EST)

Have we just had a taste of how influence might be wielded under a Clinton II Administration? In a very successful week for its most notorious client, Mark Penn's firm was able to get Blackwater CEO Erik Prince several major television appearances. Lob-ball questions were included at no extra charge.

Democrats have waited years for a consultant that can play the media as well as the GOP can. Unfortunately, most of them had hoped it would be for a better cause. And even if this is all coincidence, Mr. Penn's continued leadership of Burson-Marsteller - and the firm's indiscriminate choice of clients - creates a serious perception problem in a time when voters are yearning for change.

It makes sense that 60 Minutes and other news shows would offer Prince prominent spots, and would hit the talking points he and his PR firm want them to hit. After all, Hillary could be the next President of the United States. Who wants to get on the bad side of the man so many are describing as "Hillary's Rove," especially this early in the election season?

The sometimes-formidable Lara Logan offered a soft venue for Prince's unverifiable denials of the mass shooting in Iraq - denials that contradict both eyewitnesses and the United States military. (The State Department and the FBI are stonewalling the military and freezing them out of the investigation - presumably so they can prepare a more politically-influenced report).

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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/rj-eskow/hillarys-rove-comes-th_b_68688.html

Contact your lawmakers and tell them to stand by the truth.

Oh, definitely. I'll refer them to my blog, where I've listed a whole series of fatal shootings by Blackwater personnel in the last twelve months alone:

http://alovelypromise.blogspot.com/2007/09/mercs-gone-wild.html

And one of my lawmakers, Sen. Webb, has already done quite a bit to bring the truth of what private military are doing in Iraq to public notice -- he called Joe Scarborough on the air, who had been mocking the Iraqis fed up with rampaging mercenaries, and took him to school on the realities of the situation: that mercenaries are taking part in combat, a wholly unacceptable situation, and that what the private militaries are doing reflects badly on and endangers U.S. troops in Iraq.

TPM has the video. I'll cite the link in another post.

Sacrifice in lives lost by Blackwater saving US diplomats without one single protectee harmed

That's only because Henry Waxman never went to Iraq. Isn't that right, Congressman Issa?

After the assassination of President William McKinley in 1901, Congress informally requested Secret Service presidential protection. A year later, the Secret Service assumed full-time responsibility for protection of the President. In 1902, William Craig was the first Secret Service agent killed while riding in the presidential carriage, in a road accident.

In 1950, President Truman was residing in the Blair House, across the street from the White House, while the executive mansion was undergoing renovations. Two men approached the Blair House with the intent to assassinate President Truman. Oscar Collazo and Griselio Torresola, who were Puerto Rican nationalists, opened fire on Private Leslie Coffelt and other White House Police officers. Though mortally wounded by three shots from a 9 mm Luger to his chest and abdomen, Private Coffelt returned fire, killing Torresola with a single shot to his head. To this day, Coffelt is the only member of the Secret Service to die while defending a U.S. President against an assassination attempt. Collazo was also shot, but survived his injuries and served 29 years in prison before returning to Puerto Rico in 1979. Special Agent Tim McCarthy stepped in front of President Ronald Reagan during the assassination attempt of March 30, 1981 and took a bullet to the abdomen, but made a full recovery.

In 1968, as a result of presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy's assassination, Congress authorized protection of major presidential and vice presidential candidates and nominees (Public Law 90-331). Congress also authorized protection of the widows of presidents until death or remarriage, and their children until age 16.

Congress passed legislation in 1994 stating that presidents elected to office after January 1, 1997, will receive Secret Service protection for 10 years after leaving office. Individuals elected to office prior to January 1, 1997, will continue to receive lifetime protection (Treasury Department Appropriations Act, 1995: Public Law 103-329).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_Presidential_assassination_attempts

Please quote to even ONE such "Misinformation and Fabrication" in my latest 7:51 PM post.

Good News Jake D

Your gooper Militia will be a footnote of history like the Pinkerton murderers of the 1890's shortly.

You see Jake the citizens dont want Blackwater in Iraq and especially not in the US. We all wonder why Eric Prince hates America so much and hates democracy too. We also wonder why he employs and protects murderers. And we wonder why our tax money is going to a murderer who hates America and hates democracy.
So when all the good Americans who hate murderers call congress and ask them why Erik Prince is getting paid to be an American hater while employing murderers and not paying taxes like loyal citizens do, well I think your anti-American murderous traitor is going to be out of business.

Jake D. wrote on October 24, 2007 7:44 PM:
Ferruge:

I think Waxman HAS gone to Iraq -- regardless, Blackwater has a better protectee track record than, say, the U.S. Secret Service -- I just wish someone would have tazed that Code Pink protestor who assaulted Secretary Rice today.

There you go again, promoting tasing of anything you don't approve of. Waving one's painted hands in the face of the "ruling elite" in attempt to jar her conscience is hardly what I would call assault.

Why do you hate the people's freedom of expression?

Uncle_Meat

See how the hatefilled Blackwater has caused more hate? Our Jake is hating free people because of the America hating EriK Prinze. We need to stop the hate mongering murderer so people like Jake don't get sucked in to the American hating murderers from Blackwater. Hateful mercenary murderers are a threat to the American Way!

From Sam Dagher's report for The Christian Science Monitor, Thursday, October 25th:

"Mohammed Hafidh says he refused to accept an envelope filled with $12,500 in cash from Patricia Butenis, deputy chief of mission at the US Embassy in Baghdad, as compensation for the death of his 10-year-old son, Ali. 'I told her that I want the courts to have their say,' says Mr. Hafidh, whose son was among 17 Iraqi civilians killed in a Sept. 16 shooting involving Blackwater USA security
guards."

D'OH!!

Don't you hate it when you can't just hand them money and make them go away??? What, our money isn't good enough for them?? Next thing you know they'll want EUROS!!! Damned ingrates!! I mean, we LIBERATED the ungrateful towel-heads!!

In case Kitt doesn't understand my last post, Uncle_Meat's post at 12:13 AM contained the following:

A) false accusation that I promote tasing of anything I don't approve of;

B) incorrect legal opinion that yesterday's assault on Secretary Rice was not an assault; and

C) a question that assumes facts not in evidence.

But I'm the "hateful" one, though, right?

No -- I posted the legal definition of "assault" above -- but regardless, are you now saying you don't "hate" Secretary Rice? That's progress, I think.

Assault is assault (who knew if the wacko may have had HIV-tainted blood on her hands -- then it would be aggrevated assault or, in some jurisdictions, assault with a deadly weapon) but I am content to let the court system sort that one out for now. I'm asking you right now: Do you HATE Secretary Rice?

"And, you implied that Administration officials should be sent to prison to be raped."

Never implied anything of the sort.