U.S. Security Company Supplying Iraq Terrorists with Weapons

Two men have already entered into guilty pleads with agreements to testify in the future.

The future testimony may help uncover how 100,000 U.S. weapons came to be 'missing' in Iraq.

Cashwell and Grumiaux, two former Blackwater employees, pleaded guilty in early 2007 to possession of stolen firearms that had been shipped in interstate or foreign commerce, and aided and abetted another in doing so, according to court papers viewed by The Associated Press. In their plea agreements, which call for a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine, the men agreed to testify in any future proceedings.

Blackwater has been providing security in Iraq for the United States civilian workforce. The United States put tremendous force on Iraq to keep Blackwater licensed after a slaughter of civilians. The civilian witnesses said Blackwater employees opened fire in a crowded street for no apparent reason.

There are several private security companies in Iraq plus over one hundred thousand U.S. troops. With troops guarding U.S. embassies around the world, why is Blackwater so important in Iraq that diplomatic travel was suspended when Blackwater was blacklisted by the legitimate government in Iraq.

I think our government is continuing the Reagan legacy by providing terrorists with support to justify and continue conflict.

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