Saturday, July 31, 2004
Private Military Contractors
It seems that the purported defense of this country had extended far beyond the constraints of a republican form of government, and fallen into the hands of the military industrial complex that provides far more lucrative wages to those who are willing to work in this Neo Wasteland than the compensation of the real producers of values that are the backbone of a free and prosperous society.
But while the wages are attractive, is the real cost these PMC employees might pay with the potential health conseqences worth the paper their wages are printed on? I don't think I would work for these people even if they paid in silver and gold.
Some folks just can’t grasp reality, just like these dummies here in Boston. Now you know where they get the term “common herd.” Wow, six arrests! That psy-op was worth $50 million! Scheeze.
Later I found this article. It's good to see someone else running the numbers.
Ron Robinson
A Majority of One
It seems that the purported defense of this country had extended far beyond the constraints of a republican form of government, and fallen into the hands of the military industrial complex that provides far more lucrative wages to those who are willing to work in this Neo Wasteland than the compensation of the real producers of values that are the backbone of a free and prosperous society.
But while the wages are attractive, is the real cost these PMC employees might pay with the potential health conseqences worth the paper their wages are printed on? I don't think I would work for these people even if they paid in silver and gold.
Some folks just can’t grasp reality, just like these dummies here in Boston. Now you know where they get the term “common herd.” Wow, six arrests! That psy-op was worth $50 million! Scheeze.
Later I found this article. It's good to see someone else running the numbers.
Ron Robinson
A Majority of One
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