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Razorguns
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Probably not.
Another name for SkyNet.
They're the ones that control ALL your information. Govt just uses them, but they're the ones who handle all the money and paper trails and databaseas and communication in this country. Without them -- the US Government would be brought to their needs overnight.
Pretty fucking powerful don't you think? Get a job there -- you own everyone, and are set for life.
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You can read more at :
http://www.conspiracydigest.com/dirtytricks.html
Few in congress even look at them cuz 1) they're just so complex and nerdy and the USG *needs* them and 2) they make for real boring scandals that brain-dead CNN users could never comprehend.
The Murky Origins of DynCorp And where did DynCorp come from?
---------------------------------------------------------------------------In the apocryphal story, DynCorp began as an Air Force contractor in 1954. Since then, however it has garnered a reputation as a shadowy company with a spooky pedigree, rumored to be a CIA “cutout,” or front company, for the agency’s dirty tricks.Using high-level government insider connections, DynCorp provides a range of “services” one would expect to facilitate fraud and money laundry activities, acting like a virtual conduit between the corporate (private) and government (public) worlds. According to DynCorp, the US Government is its biggest client, accounting for more than 95 percent of its revenues. After it gobbled up GTE Information Services LLC in 1999, DynCorp has become one of the nation’s largest Federal contractors for IT, or Information Technology, services. Along with Lockheed Martin, SAIC, AMS, and others, DynCorp contracts with federal government agencies to “manage” federal databases. Dyncorp’s clients include the Drug Enforcement Agency, the Department of Defense, Department of State, Department of Justice, Internal Revenue Service, Securities and Exchange Commission, FBI, CIA, and HUD—all government agencies notorious for rampant, unchecked and egregious fraud. For example, the Pentagon cannot account for a mind-boggling $2.3 trillion. In fact, at Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld’s confirmation hearing in January 2001, Sen. Robert Byrd wondered aloud, “How can we seriously consider a $50 billion dollar increase in the Defense Department’s budget when the DoD’s own auditors cannot account for $2.3 trillion in transactions?”After September 11, of course, fresh fraud at DoD will become virtually limitless because of the new “War on Terrorism,” a black hole of a boondoggle that may surpass even the “Cold War” in Pentagon corruption, waste and malfeasance. Meanwhile, HUD cannot account for $59 billion, according to the testimony of former HUD Inspector General Susan Gaffney. (See “Why Is $59 Billion Missing from HUD?” by Kelly O’Meara, Insight Magazine) Coincidentally, that was the year that “HUD Taps DynCorp for Services,” according to a Washington Post headline from August 2, 1999, describing a new $51 million contract to provide desktop services to the Office of Inspector General at Housing and Urban Development. Even more sinister is the fact that DynCorp manages email and information systems for many federal investigative agencies like FBI, DOJ and SEC. What does that mean? Whenever criminal behavior is detected, DynCorp controls the information, giving it de facto power to subvert the process of law and cover up corporate-government criminal activities. And guess who is DynCorp’s auditor of record?It’s none other than Arthur Andersen, the best Corporate Cooking-the-Books-and-Shredding-Documents firm money can buy. If this Big Eight Firm did it for Enron, you can bet they’re doing it for most of their other clients.
Another name for SkyNet.
They're the ones that control ALL your information. Govt just uses them, but they're the ones who handle all the money and paper trails and databaseas and communication in this country. Without them -- the US Government would be brought to their needs overnight.
Pretty fucking powerful don't you think? Get a job there -- you own everyone, and are set for life.
---
You can read more at :
http://www.conspiracydigest.com/dirtytricks.html
Few in congress even look at them cuz 1) they're just so complex and nerdy and the USG *needs* them and 2) they make for real boring scandals that brain-dead CNN users could never comprehend.
The Murky Origins of DynCorp And where did DynCorp come from?
---------------------------------------------------------------------------In the apocryphal story, DynCorp began as an Air Force contractor in 1954. Since then, however it has garnered a reputation as a shadowy company with a spooky pedigree, rumored to be a CIA “cutout,” or front company, for the agency’s dirty tricks.Using high-level government insider connections, DynCorp provides a range of “services” one would expect to facilitate fraud and money laundry activities, acting like a virtual conduit between the corporate (private) and government (public) worlds. According to DynCorp, the US Government is its biggest client, accounting for more than 95 percent of its revenues. After it gobbled up GTE Information Services LLC in 1999, DynCorp has become one of the nation’s largest Federal contractors for IT, or Information Technology, services. Along with Lockheed Martin, SAIC, AMS, and others, DynCorp contracts with federal government agencies to “manage” federal databases. Dyncorp’s clients include the Drug Enforcement Agency, the Department of Defense, Department of State, Department of Justice, Internal Revenue Service, Securities and Exchange Commission, FBI, CIA, and HUD—all government agencies notorious for rampant, unchecked and egregious fraud. For example, the Pentagon cannot account for a mind-boggling $2.3 trillion. In fact, at Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld’s confirmation hearing in January 2001, Sen. Robert Byrd wondered aloud, “How can we seriously consider a $50 billion dollar increase in the Defense Department’s budget when the DoD’s own auditors cannot account for $2.3 trillion in transactions?”After September 11, of course, fresh fraud at DoD will become virtually limitless because of the new “War on Terrorism,” a black hole of a boondoggle that may surpass even the “Cold War” in Pentagon corruption, waste and malfeasance. Meanwhile, HUD cannot account for $59 billion, according to the testimony of former HUD Inspector General Susan Gaffney. (See “Why Is $59 Billion Missing from HUD?” by Kelly O’Meara, Insight Magazine) Coincidentally, that was the year that “HUD Taps DynCorp for Services,” according to a Washington Post headline from August 2, 1999, describing a new $51 million contract to provide desktop services to the Office of Inspector General at Housing and Urban Development. Even more sinister is the fact that DynCorp manages email and information systems for many federal investigative agencies like FBI, DOJ and SEC. What does that mean? Whenever criminal behavior is detected, DynCorp controls the information, giving it de facto power to subvert the process of law and cover up corporate-government criminal activities. And guess who is DynCorp’s auditor of record?It’s none other than Arthur Andersen, the best Corporate Cooking-the-Books-and-Shredding-Documents firm money can buy. If this Big Eight Firm did it for Enron, you can bet they’re doing it for most of their other clients.
