CIA hires notorious Xe in Afghanistan   
A report indicates that the US has hired a notorious private security contractor to guard its facilities in Afghanistan and elsewhere despite Washington's rejection of the claim. 

An unnamed source told the Washington Post on Thursday the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) signed a USD 100 million contract with Xe Services, formerly known as Blackwater Worldwide. 

"It's for protective services... guard services, in multiple regions," the source said. 

According to the daily, two other security contractors, Triple Canopy and DynCorp International, put in losing bids for CIA's business. 

The new contract was awarded after members of a federal commission investigating war-zone contractors blasted the US State Department for granting Xe a new USD 120 million contract to guard US consulates under construction in Afghanistan. 

CIA spokesman Paul Gimigliano said that Xe personnel would not be involved in operations. "We've also made it clear that personnel from Xe do not serve with the CIA in any operational roles," he said. 

Mark Corallo, a spokesman for Erik Prince, chairman of the board at Xe and owner of Prince Group, said the North Carolina-based firm had no comment. 

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I didn't care to post this a while back but why not, just so we are all up to speed!!!
CIA Double agent Headley implicates US in Mumbai attacks? Posted on March 19, 2010
  • CIA Double agent Headley implicates US in Mumbai attacks–The CIA masterminded the Mumbai terror attacks. Webster Tarpley
  • India is looking to see whether Headley is a double agent. Indian Home Minister Gopal Pilai.
  • Headley pleads guilty: escapes extradition to India. Indian Express
According to press reports in Bharat (aka India) and US media, Delhi firmly believes that the David Headley who was a heroin drug addict, and one who worked for the DEA is really a CIA agent. The reason for the giant leap of faith? Headly got 2 years for his heroin conviction–normally a fifty year jail sentence. Not only that–Headley was repeatedly sent to Bharat and Pakistan for reasons known only to the DEA. News reports from the Bharati Foreing Ministry seem to implicate the CIA in 9/11.

Headley’s “confession” is seen by the Bharatis as a gimmick to keep him from being extradited to Delhi and to continue to keep him away from Bharati investigators.

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CIA in Iran 09/23/2009
 
The following website offers volumes of information about this subject it is available here

http://pakalert.wordpress.com/2009/06/18/cia-has-distributed-400-million-dollars-inside-iran-to-evoke-a-revolution/

http://pakalert.wordpress.com/2009/06/17/iran-some-dots-you-may-want-to-connect/

The video below was made by someone who is clearly trying to make a name for themself. Fair enough, I am not trying to bash the entrepreneurial rebel spirit, as I have done this to death countless times before. The main deception worth noting in this video is when this so called freedumb fighter implies that the Iranian regime must be toppled when he asks "was it worth killing Neda to get it done". He is clearly advocating the practice of intervening in other countries affairs, particularily by an agency whose moral track record is about as credible as the Average American consumer. His thoughtprovoking shillary is nonetheless quite entertaining and periodically almost funny.
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The Tehran Times

Blackwater involved in Bhutto and Hariri hits: former Pakistani army chief
 Sep. 14, 2009

TEHRAN - Pakistan’s former chief of army staff, General Mirza Aslam Beg (ret.), has said the U.S. private security company Blackwater was directly involved in the assassinations of former Pakistani prime minister Benazir Bhutto and former Lebanese prime minister Rafik Hariri.

Blackwater later changed its name and is now known as Xe.

General Beg recently told the Saudi Arabian daily Al Watan that former Pakistani president Pervez Musharraf had given Blackwater the green light to carry out terrorist operations in the cities of Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Peshawar, and Quetta.

General Beg, who was chief of army staff during Benazir Bhutto’s first administration, said U.S. officials always kept the presence of Blackwater in Pakistan secret because they were afraid of possible attacks on the U.S. Embassy and its consulates in Pakistan.

During an interview with a Pakistani TV network last Sunday, Beg claimed that the United States killed Benazir Bhutto.

Beg stated that the former Pakistani prime minister was killed in an international conspiracy because she had decided to back out of the deal through which she had returned to the country after nine years in exile.

Beg also said he believes that the former director general of Pakistan’s Inter Services Intelligence was not an accomplice in the conspiracy against Benazir Bhutto, although she did not trust him.

The retired Pakistani general also stated that Benazir Bhutto was a sharp politician but was not as prudent as her father.

On September 2, the U.S. ambassador to Islamabad, Anne W. Patterson, intervened with one of the largest newspaper groups in Pakistan, The News International, to force it to block a decade-old weekly column by Dr. Shireen Mazari scheduled for publication on September 3 in which Mazari, the former director of the Islamabad Institute of Strategic Studies, broke the story of Blackwater/Xe’s presence in Pakistan.

The management of The News International dismissed one of the country’s most prominent academics and journalists due to U.S. pressure. She joined the more independent daily The Nation last week as an editor.

On September 9, in her first column in The Nation, Dr. Mazari wrote:

“Now, even if one were to ignore the massive purchases of land by the U.S., the questionable manner in which the expansion of the U.S. Embassy is taking place and the threatening covert activities of the U.S. and its ‘partner in crime’ Blackwater; the unregistered comings and goings of U.S. personnel on chartered flights; we would still find it difficult to see the whole aid disbursement issue as anything other than a sign of U.S. gradual occupation. It is no wonder we have the term Af-Pak: Afghanistan they control through direct occupation loosely premised on a UN resolution; Pakistan they are occupying as a result of willingly ceded sovereignty by the past and present leadership.”

According to Al Watan, Washington even used Blackwater forces to protect its consulate in the city of Peshawar.

In addition, U.S. journalist Seymour Hersh has accused former U.S vice president Dick Cheney of being involved in the Hariri assassination.

He said Cheney was in charge of a secret team that was tasked with assassinating prominent political figures.

After the assassination of Rafik Hariri in 2005, the U.S. and a number of other countries pointed the finger at Syria, although conclusive evidence has never been presented proving Syrian involvement in the murder.

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Left wing radicals remain outraged at CIA interrogation techniques used on Al CIAda agents conscripts they believe adhere to the ideology of terrorism… Cheering the moving of Guantanamo Bay to American soil, but are quite content with false flag terrorist attacks used to push forth their banking overlords agendas, and limiting their purview to that framed by the supposed liberal media.

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