Hoe werken voor Bush ook beloond kan worden John Veldhuis - 04.07.2007 15:27
Sommigen worden door de president uit de wind gehouden, anderen worden belaagd door de vrienden ervan. Een voorbeeld is hoe het bekende beveiligingsbedrijf Blackwater op dit moment familie van vermoorde medewerkers met advocaten (en niet de minste) en financiële claims bedreigt, omdat ze willen weten onder welke omstandigheden deze medewerkers om het leven zijn gekomen. "Raleigh, NC -- The families of four American security contractors who were burned, beaten, dragged through the streets of Fallujah and their decapitated bodies hung from a bridge over the Euphrates River on March 31, 2004, are reaching out to the American public to help protect themselves against the very company their loved ones were serving when killed, Blackwater Security Consulting. After Blackwater lost a series of appeals all the away to the U.S. Supreme Court, Blackwater has now changed its tactics and is suing the dead men's estates for $10 million to silence the families and keep them out of court." ""I initially took this case because it was the right thing to do in helping the families find closure by discovering the events surrounding their loved ones deaths, " said Daniel J. Callahan, attorney for the families. "I have found the evidence concerning Blackwater's involvement in the deaths to be overwhelming and appalling. Even more disturbing though is the callous nature in which Blackwater has not only concealed the truth, but also outright sued to force the families to stop pursuing the case and to silence them." Blackwater has spent millions of dollars and hired at least five different law firms to fight the families, rather than meeting and addressing what should be Blackwater's top priority -- the safety and well being of the mothers, wives, and children left behind. Blackwater has said that it will not pay one red cent to assist or console the surviving families, but instead has counter sued for $10 million." Gevonden op: http://cryptome.org Website: http://www.alternet.org/waroniraq/53460/?page=2 |