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http://www.mcclatchydc.com/homepage/story/52266.html
Palin's town charged rape victims for rape kits used in investigations.

And Mr. Fiore, I suggest that you not buy the Blackwater gear. If you run for president twenty years from now, the media'll dredge up your having purchased a Blackwater ball cap. The $25.50 you paid will be conclusively shown to be the last $25.50 out of $200M that Blackwater execs needed to hire the thousand men in the 277th 'Blackwater division'--a division that subsequently went berserk in 2012 and killed a few thousand people. You, therefore, will be held solely accountable for this senseless massacre. A sad end to your once-promising presidential bid. :(
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I wanna put this on My Blog!!!

Whaaa.....

I checked out the website, could not find anything made in USA, or made with organic textiles, which lessen use of fossil fuels worldwide (not that I'd buy anything from them anyway)

Best one yet. Keep 'em coming.

Ah, Blackwater. Just the right amount of patriotism.

Not so patriotic that they would put on a standard U.S. army uniform to fight a principled war and defend the ideals of their nation.

But not so unpatriotic that they would abstain from fighting and killing people in the absence of such principles and ideals.

They love Uncle Sam ju-u-st enough that they'll go in and defend against the evil... uh... whoever they are (just give 'em a rough description in the contract)... provided ol' Sam wets their patriotic whistle a bit. The right amount of patriotism, IMHO.

When the economy goes under, they'll also be the guys that Americans hire to sit out on the porch with a shotgun, fending off feral Wall Street bankers.

As much as I believe the Bush administration originally went in to fight a principled war of national defence, and as much as I sympathize with the hardworking generals that have strived hard to realize an all-important victory, hiring mercenaries was a stupid #$%!*@ idea.

And Mr. Fiore, I suggest that you not buy the Blackwater gear. If you run for president twenty years from now, the media'll dredge up your having purchased a Blackwater ball cap. The $25.50 you paid will be conclusively shown to be the last $25.50 out of $200M that Blackwater execs needed to hire the thousand men in the 277th 'Blackwater division'--a division that subsequently went berserk in 2012 and killed a few thousand people. You, therefore, will be held solely accountable for this senseless massacre. A sad end to your once-promising presidential bid. :(

Guilt by association, and all.

"War is to the 21st century what oil was to the 20th"
-MGS4 Colonel Roy Campbell-

Nothing personal.... it is just business....
- SPT

"Blackwater Business School" has just been posted. After you've taken a look at the animation, check out one of the weirder places I visited while doing research:
http://proshop.blackwaterusa.com/

Here's my dilemma: I really want to buy some things at the Blackwater store, but really don't feel like giving this company any (more) of my money. Those Blackwater onesies and good vs. evil posters are so cool! Do you think donating to a good cause or anti-war group would make up for money spent at the Blackwater shop?

Hmmm . . .

-Mark