Epstein Secrets

f the private military companies whose rise is the subject of his recent book, The Modern Mercenary. Companies like DynCorp — and, more infamously, Blackwater—were major players in the U.S. military campaigns in Iraq and Afghanistan, providing logistics and other services, as well as armed guards and trai

give private actors the option to wage wars where governments can't, or won't. In 2008, for example, actress and activist Mia Farrow explored hiring Blackwater to intervene in Darfur, telling ABC News at the time, "Blackwater has a much better idea of what an effective peace-keeping mission would look like

treet Journal reported that the CIA, an agency barred from domestic spying operations of any sort, has been helping the US Marshals Service (part of the Justice Department) create an airborne digital dragnet on American cell phones. Planes flying out of five US cities carry a form of technology that "mimics a cellphone

ract, IJS! will HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015018 --- PAGE BREAK --- provide technical assistance, training, logistics and infrastructure services to support the Department of State's efforts to strengthen criminal justice systems in select partner countries.")... yet, just months shy of contract end, the NY Times reported: "Task

est now if we keep our wits about us, no? | say this from the following perspective - Ken Starr of the Starr Report, attorney for (1) Erik Prince of Blackwater and (2) convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein in context: The Starr Report buried behind salacious detail of the Lewinsky affair almost nothing of Whi

ot an actionable criminal one as would have been the others had any proof surfaced. HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_015024 --- PAGE BREAK --- Starr later defended Blackwater against wrongful deaths suit initiated by the families of the 2004 Fallujah Ambush victims - "In October 2006, Blackwater hired one of the nation’s h

g instability challenges. Under this new contract, IJSI will provide technical assistance, training, logistics and infrastructure services to support the Department of State's efforts to strengthen criminal justice systems in select partner countries.")... yet, just months shy of contract end, the NY Times reported: "Task

he Lewinsky affair was a moral failing and not an actionable criminal one as would have been the others had any proof surfaced. Starr later defended Blackwater against wrongful deaths suit initiated by the families of the 2004 Fallujah Ambush victims - "In October 2006, Blackwater hired one of the nation's h

est now if we keep our wits about us, no? | say this from the following perspective - Ken Starr of the Starr Report, attorney for (1) Erik Prince of Blackwater and (2) convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein in context: The Starr Report buried behind salacious detail of the Lewinsky affair almost nothing of Whi