Blackwater, or now better known as XE Services Inc., was founded by Erik Prince and Al Clark back in 1997. It's basically a training facility that is
located in North Carolina and is the largest private security contractor of the US State Department.
What very few know about Erik Prince is that he started out as an intern in the White House under George H. Bush. This obviously had a great impact on
his career path and philosophy. According to what has been said in the interview below he sees himself as a Christian crusader eliminating Muslims and
the Islamic faith from the globe.
Nice to have such a person on top of the largest private contractor of the US state, operating in Iraq, don't you think?
The details come straight from two sworn affidavits filed late last night by persons who identities have been sealed to protect their identity, men
who have previously cooperated with federal prosecutors in the criminal inquiry into Blackwater. From John Doe number two, a former member of
Blackwater's management team, quoting the affidavit, "it appears that Mr. Erik Prince, Blackwater's founder, and his employees murdered or had
murdered one or more persons who had provided information or were planning on providing information to the federal authorities about the ongoing
criminal conduct. On several occasions after my departure from Mr. Prince's employ, Mr. Prince's management has personally threatened me with death
and violence."
It is really interesting how little we hear about these things and that's not all:
John Doe number two also stating that Mr. Prince, pictured here, smuggled unlawful weapons into Iraq, including sawed-off, semi-automatic machine guns
with silencers and illegal hand grenades. The affidavit also says that Prince, quote, "views himself as a Christian crusader eliminating Muslims and
the Islamic faith from the globe. To that end, Mr. Prince intentionally deployed to Iraq certain men who shared his vision of Christian supremacy.
Many of these men used call signs based on the Knights of the Templar, the warriors who fought the crusades. Mr. Prince operated his companies in a
manner that encouraged and rewarded the destruction of Iraqi life. Going to Iraq to shoot and kill Iraqis was viewed as a sport or game."
Sources:
GlobalResearch
Blackwater Worldwide
Erik Prince
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