Web Letters: Calling Blackwater to Account

By Jeremy Scahill

October 11, 2007

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Blackwater USA at this point is clearly a war criminal organization that is contrary to the US Constitution.

Nicholas Rosen

Great Falls, VA
10/21/2007 @ 8:53pm
A local retired Marine general wrote a one-page guest piece in the Tucson Weekly for 13-19 Jan. '05. He said: "Private militaries fly in the face of the Constitution.... In a democratic society private armies have never been a good thing." His name is J.F. Cronin. He wrote a book about Vietnam titled Signs Hanging on the Wire. Thought you might like to know about him, if you dont already. I sent copies of that page to Arizona senators and Congresspersons. Got no response.

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Robert Carl Leonard

Tucson, AZ
10/20/2007 @ 02:01am

Web Letters: Calling Blackwater to Account

By Jeremy Scahill

October 11, 2007

Great Falls, VA

Tucson, AZ

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