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During the occupation of Iraq U.S. intelligence and military services contracted CACI International Inc, a U.S. company in Virginia, to provide “intelligence services” in Abu Ghraib prison near Baghdad. CACI employees were directly involved in torturing Iraqi prisoners.
During the occupation of Iraq U.S. intelligence and military services contracted CACI International Inc, a U.S. company in Virginia, to provide “intelligence services” in Abu Ghraib prison near Baghdad. CACI employees were directly involved in torturing Iraqi prisoners.
The U.S. army recently contracted CACI for “intelligence analysis services” in Syria. The Syrian government has not invited or otherwise allowed U.S. military or its contractors to enter the country. Any such activities infringe on Syria’s sovereignty and are thereby in violation of international law.
The re-engagement of such a controversial company for services in the area boosts the recruitment appeal of the Islamic State.
A recent U.S. Department of Defense Contracts Press Announcement (Release No: CR-143-16, July 27, 2016) lists under the rubric “Army”:
Six3 Intelligence Solutions Inc., McLean, Virginia, was awarded a $ 9,578,964…
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The Most Revolutionary Act 
How reprehensible. My tax money for torturing innocents.
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Ironic you should mention this. Learning about the torture occurring at Guantanamo was one of the prime reasons I emigrated to New Zealand. We don’t believe in torture here.
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The 99% has 99 days to do something or We invade Ukraine on behalf of Israel .
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New Zealand is so beautiful and exotic but are your leaders not controlled by the same NWO ?
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They are but they also lack the resources to extend their will to the margins of the empire – the US has rapidly lost influence in NZ as China has become our major trading partner.
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As long as they do not invade like the japs .
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This contract for $480 million caught my attention,are they trying to knock out there competition? https://www.govconwire.com/2016/07/army-grants-4-firms-480m-counter-narcoterrorism-support-contract/
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Gee, I don’t know. Makes you wonder who the other bidders were and what they bid?
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Sorry i meant the Army in control of Drug trade with CACI doing heavy lifting.
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In a Narcoterrorism contract you can bid low and pick up the real profit in drug sales.
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Excellent point, Tube. However it can real difficult deciding between narcotics, arms trafficking, people smuggling and child prostitution without a good tax attorney.
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