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Casandra

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If you have been paying attention to the news regarding the current military action in Iraq, then you have probably heard the name "Blackwater" once or twice. Blackwater is a para-military organization and security force, essentially "soldiers-for-hire", who helped augment the efforts of the US-lead coalition forces in Iraq. Blackwater was also allegedly involved in several incidents that resulted in the US withdrawing its contracts with them. They were arguably to aggressive in their duties and civilian lives were lost.

Whether or not these efforts were right or wrong is not the focus of this article. Blackwater is a military organization with a resume impressive enough for the US to hire them to augment our own military. That places Blackwater in league with the best military organizations in the world as far as training, professionalism, and equipment are concerned. Due to the negative press resulting from their alleged misconduct abroad, Blackwater has been re-branding itself; Xe, US Training Center, Greystone, and now Personal Security Awareness (http://www.personalsecurityawareness.com/index.html).

The owner of Blackwater, Erik Prince, was described in a sworn statement by a former Blackwater employee and an ex-US Marine who has worked as a security operative for the company as viewing himself as "a Christian crusader tasked with eliminating Muslims and the Islamic faith from the globe," and that Prince's companies "encouraged and rewarded the destruction of Iraqi life." The statement implicates Prince in the deaths of Muslim civilians along with a series of other charges. It appears that in an effort to forward this agenda, Blackwater is offering their military training to "faith-based" organizations.

While the intent appears to be to provide "security awareness" to Christians who will may be traveling abroad, the implication extends to the efforts of these organizations dealing with their Muslim counterparts in the US or any other group they might perceive as a threat. That, my fellow Satanists, would mean you and I. The current program also deals soley with automotive safety, but as any security professional will tell you, the best way to avoid an incident is to know how to create the incident yourself. If this program does become popular, it will be a short time before courses in "crowd management", "facility protection", and "self-defense" are also offered. What will happen at the next protest event when the Christian Right makes use of their para-military training to deal with their opponents on the other side of the issue? Can you imagine the next concert you attend if the protestors show up with more than just signs and alot of nonsense?

We should not deny Blackwater's right to train and teach whoever they might in the techniques that they use. We should not deny the right of "faith based" organizations to avail themselves of this training. We should, as Satanists, make ourselves aware of this possible threat and take steps accordingly. Remember the Law of The Jungle, and when in public protect yourself to the limits of your ability in accordance with local laws. Understand that some events, especially political rallies, can become volatile, and be prepared to act. Study self-defense, and if your organization puts itself in the public eye, take the necessary steps to protect yourself, your members, and your holdings.

Blackwater/Greystone recognizes the importance of "preparation by doing", and we should be no less cognizant of this. Plan and prepare, or suffer the consequences.

Casandra Thorne
Priestess of Lilith
Diabolus Order
 
Ive heard of them, but I try not to involve myself to greatly in todays media for the sole reason that half of it is bullshit and the other half is sensationalism.

Despite this fact, once in awhile useful information will surface through the news networks, like the discovery of the para-military group known as Blackwater.

Currently, although you may disagre, I do not see them as to great of a threat, at least to Satanism as a whole. For one, there a contract based organisation. From my understandings there more concerned about making profits in contracts that actually going out and fullfilling there personal beliefs.

Not to mention, they only seemed to be focused on groups that hold alot of military strength or power, such as muslim extremist groups.
TO them we look like a bunch of forum users and nothing more. They dont percieve spiritual warface as threatening and that will be there downfall.

The best thing we can do about this blackwater organization is to keep our heads down and try not to allow them to notice us greatly. If they become an issue we will elliminate them by spiritual means.

Hail Father, Lord Satan!


--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "Casandra" <thornecasandra@... wrote:

If you have been paying attention to the news regarding the current military action in Iraq, then you have probably heard the name "Blackwater" once or twice. Blackwater is a para-military organization and security force, essentially "soldiers-for-hire", who helped augment the efforts of the US-lead coalition forces in Iraq. Blackwater was also allegedly involved in several incidents that resulted in the US withdrawing its contracts with them. They were arguably to aggressive in their duties and civilian lives were lost.

Whether or not these efforts were right or wrong is not the focus of this article. Blackwater is a military organization with a resume impressive enough for the US to hire them to augment our own military. That places Blackwater in league with the best military organizations in the world as far as training, professionalism, and equipment are concerned. Due to the negative press resulting from their alleged misconduct abroad, Blackwater has been re-branding itself; Xe, US Training Center, Greystone, and now Personal Security Awareness (http://www.personalsecurityawareness.com/index.html).

The owner of Blackwater, Erik Prince, was described in a sworn statement by a former Blackwater employee and an ex-US Marine who has worked as a security operative for the company as viewing himself as "a Christian crusader tasked with eliminating Muslims and the Islamic faith from the globe," and that Prince's companies "encouraged and rewarded the destruction of Iraqi life." The statement implicates Prince in the deaths of Muslim civilians along with a series of other charges. It appears that in an effort to forward this agenda, Blackwater is offering their military training to "faith-based" organizations.

While the intent appears to be to provide "security awareness" to Christians who will may be traveling abroad, the implication extends to the efforts of these organizations dealing with their Muslim counterparts in the US or any other group they might perceive as a threat. That, my fellow Satanists, would mean you and I. The current program also deals soley with automotive safety, but as any security professional will tell you, the best way to avoid an incident is to know how to create the incident yourself. If this program does become popular, it will be a short time before courses in "crowd management", "facility protection", and "self-defense" are also offered. What will happen at the next protest event when the Christian Right makes use of their para-military training to deal with their opponents on the other side of the issue? Can you imagine the next concert you attend if the protestors show up with more than just signs and alot of nonsense?

We should not deny Blackwater's right to train and teach whoever they might in the techniques that they use. We should not deny the right of "faith based" organizations to avail themselves of this training. We should, as Satanists, make ourselves aware of this possible threat and take steps accordingly. Remember the Law of The Jungle, and when in public protect yourself to the limits of your ability in accordance with local laws. Understand that some events, especially political rallies, can become volatile, and be prepared to act. Study self-defense, and if your organization puts itself in the public eye, take the necessary steps to protect yourself, your members, and your holdings.

Blackwater/Greystone recognizes the importance of "preparation by doing", and we should be no less cognizant of this. Plan and prepare, or suffer the consequences.

Casandra Thorne
Priestess of Lilith
Diabolus Order
 
I agree. It's good to know about them, but for now we've got bigger
fish to fry, I think. As you say, if they *do* become a serious threat
to us, we can eliminate them systematically. Hail Satan!

On 9/22/09, whatshisface117 <whatshisface1117@... wrote:
Ive heard of them, but I try not to involve myself to greatly in todays
media for the sole reason that half of it is bullshit and the other half is
sensationalism.

Despite this fact, once in awhile useful information will surface through
the news networks, like the discovery of the para-military group known as
Blackwater.

Currently, although you may disagre, I do not see them as to great of a
threat, at least to Satanism as a whole. For one, there a contract based
organisation. From my understandings there more concerned about making
profits in contracts that actually going out and fullfilling there personal
beliefs.

Not to mention, they only seemed to be focused on groups that hold alot of
military strength or power, such as muslim extremist groups.
TO them we look like a bunch of forum users and nothing more. They dont
percieve spiritual warface as threatening and that will be there downfall.

The best thing we can do about this blackwater organization is to keep our
heads down and try not to allow them to notice us greatly. If they become an
issue we will elliminate them by spiritual means.

Hail Father, Lord Satan!


--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "Casandra" <thornecasandra@... wrote:

If you have been paying attention to the news regarding the current
military action in Iraq, then you have probably heard the name
"Blackwater" once or twice. Blackwater is a para-military organization
and security force, essentially "soldiers-for-hire", who helped augment
the efforts of the US-lead coalition forces in Iraq. Blackwater was also
allegedly involved in several incidents that resulted in the US
withdrawing its contracts with them. They were arguably to aggressive in
their duties and civilian lives were lost.

Whether or not these efforts were right or wrong is not the focus of this
article. Blackwater is a military organization with a resume impressive
enough for the US to hire them to augment our own military. That places
Blackwater in league with the best military organizations in the world as
far as training, professionalism, and equipment are concerned. Due to the
negative press resulting from their alleged misconduct abroad, Blackwater
has been re-branding itself; Xe, US Training Center, Greystone, and now
Personal Security Awareness
(http://www.personalsecurityawareness.com/index.html).

The owner of Blackwater, Erik Prince, was described in a sworn statement
by a former Blackwater employee and an ex-US Marine who has worked as a
security operative for the company as viewing himself as "a Christian
crusader tasked with eliminating Muslims and the Islamic faith from the
globe," and that Prince's companies "encouraged and rewarded the
destruction of Iraqi life." The statement implicates Prince in the
deaths of Muslim civilians along with a series of other charges. It
appears that in an effort to forward this agenda, Blackwater is offering
their military training to "faith-based" organizations.

While the intent appears to be to provide "security awareness" to
Christians who will may be traveling abroad, the implication extends to
the efforts of these organizations dealing with their Muslim counterparts
in the US or any other group they might perceive as a threat. That, my
fellow Satanists, would mean you and I. The current program also deals
soley with automotive safety, but as any security professional will tell
you, the best way to avoid an incident is to know how to create the
incident yourself. If this program does become popular, it will be a
short time before courses in "crowd management", "facility protection",
and "self-defense" are also offered. What will happen at the next protest
event when the Christian Right makes use of their para-military training
to deal with their opponents on the other side of the issue? Can you
imagine the next concert you attend if the protestors show up with more
than just signs and alot of nonsense?

We should not deny Blackwater's right to train and teach whoever they
might in the techniques that they use. We should not deny the right of
"faith based" organizations to avail themselves of this training. We
should, as Satanists, make ourselves aware of this possible threat and
take steps accordingly. Remember the Law of The Jungle, and when in
public protect yourself to the limits of your ability in accordance with
local laws. Understand that some events, especially political rallies,
can become volatile, and be prepared to act. Study self-defense, and if
your organization puts itself in the public eye, take the necessary steps
to protect yourself, your members, and your holdings.

Blackwater/Greystone recognizes the importance of "preparation by
doing", and we should be no less cognizant of this. Plan and prepare, or
suffer the consequences.

Casandra Thorne
Priestess of Lilith
Diabolus Order
 
I am no worthless Jew,and you should read my new posts b4 you dare pass
judgement on me!
--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], Allison P <apocalypseofjon@...
wrote:
I agree. It's good to know about them, but for now we've got bigger
fish to fry, I think. As you say, if they *do* become a serious threat
to us, we can eliminate them systematically. Hail Satan!

On 9/22/09, whatshisface117 whatshisface1117@... wrote:
Ive heard of them, but I try not to involve myself to greatly in
todays
media for the sole reason that half of it is bullshit and the other
half is
sensationalism.

Despite this fact, once in awhile useful information will surface
through
the news networks, like the discovery of the para-military group
known as
Blackwater.

Currently, although you may disagre, I do not see them as to great
of a
threat, at least to Satanism as a whole. For one, there a contract
based
organisation. From my understandings there more concerned about
making
profits in contracts that actually going out and fullfilling there
personal
beliefs.

Not to mention, they only seemed to be focused on groups that hold
alot of
military strength or power, such as muslim extremist groups.
TO them we look like a bunch of forum users and nothing more. They
dont
percieve spiritual warface as threatening and that will be there
downfall.
The best thing we can do about this blackwater organization is to
keep our
heads down and try not to allow them to notice us greatly. If they
become an
issue we will elliminate them by spiritual means.

Hail Father, Lord Satan!


--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "Casandra" thornecasandra@
wrote:
If you have been paying attention to the news regarding the
current
military action in Iraq, then you have probably heard the name
"Blackwater" once or twice. Blackwater is a para-military
organization
and security force, essentially "soldiers-for-hire", who helped
augment
the efforts of the US-lead coalition forces in Iraq. Blackwater
was also
allegedly involved in several incidents that resulted in the US
withdrawing its contracts with them. They were arguably to
aggressive in
their duties and civilian lives were lost.

Whether or not these efforts were right or wrong is not the focus
of this
article. Blackwater is a military organization with a resume
impressive
enough for the US to hire them to augment our own military. That
places
Blackwater in league with the best military organizations in the
world as
far as training, professionalism, and equipment are concerned. Due
to the
negative press resulting from their alleged misconduct abroad,
Blackwater
has been re-branding itself; Xe, US Training Center, Greystone, and
now
Personal Security Awareness
(http://www.personalsecurityawareness.com/index.html).

The owner of Blackwater, Erik Prince, was described in a sworn
statement
by a former Blackwater employee and an ex-US Marine who has worked
as a
security operative for the company as viewing himself as "a
Christian
crusader tasked with eliminating Muslims and the Islamic faith from
the
globe," and that Prince's companies "encouraged and rewarded the
destruction of Iraqi life." The statement implicates Prince in
the
deaths of Muslim civilians along with a series of other charges.
It
appears that in an effort to forward this agenda, Blackwater is
offering
their military training to "faith-based" organizations.

While the intent appears to be to provide "security awareness" to
Christians who will may be traveling abroad, the implication
extends to
the efforts of these organizations dealing with their Muslim
counterparts
in the US or any other group they might perceive as a threat.
That, my
fellow Satanists, would mean you and I. The current program also
deals
soley with automotive safety, but as any security professional will
tell
you, the best way to avoid an incident is to know how to create the
incident yourself. If this program does become popular, it will be
a
short time before courses in "crowd management", "facility
protection",
and "self-defense" are also offered. What will happen at the next
protest
event when the Christian Right makes use of their para-military
training
to deal with their opponents on the other side of the issue? Can
you
imagine the next concert you attend if the protestors show up with
more
than just signs and alot of nonsense?

We should not deny Blackwater's right to train and teach whoever
they
might in the techniques that they use. We should not deny the
right of
"faith based" organizations to avail themselves of this training.
We
should, as Satanists, make ourselves aware of this possible threat
and
take steps accordingly. Remember the Law of The Jungle, and when
in
public protect yourself to the limits of your ability in accordance
with
local laws. Understand that some events, especially political
rallies,
can become volatile, and be prepared to act. Study self-defense,
and if
your organization puts itself in the public eye, take the necessary
steps
to protect yourself, your members, and your holdings.

Blackwater/Greystone recognizes the importance of "preparation by
doing", and we should be no less cognizant of this. Plan and
prepare, or
suffer the consequences.

Casandra Thorne
Priestess of Lilith
Diabolus Order
 
Cado Angelus, what are you talking about?

No one in the post called you a worthless jew. Are you a jew?


--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "Cado Angelus" <bloodydeath1369@... wrote:

I am no worthless Jew,and you should read my new posts b4 you dare pass
judgement on me!
--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], Allison P <apocalypseofjon@
wrote:

I agree. It's good to know about them, but for now we've got bigger
fish to fry, I think. As you say, if they *do* become a serious threat
to us, we can eliminate them systematically. Hail Satan!

On 9/22/09, whatshisface117 whatshisface1117@ wrote:
Ive heard of them, but I try not to involve myself to greatly in
todays
media for the sole reason that half of it is bullshit and the other
half is
sensationalism.

Despite this fact, once in awhile useful information will surface
through
the news networks, like the discovery of the para-military group
known as
Blackwater.

Currently, although you may disagre, I do not see them as to great
of a
threat, at least to Satanism as a whole. For one, there a contract
based
organisation. From my understandings there more concerned about
making
profits in contracts that actually going out and fullfilling there
personal
beliefs.

Not to mention, they only seemed to be focused on groups that hold
alot of
military strength or power, such as muslim extremist groups.
TO them we look like a bunch of forum users and nothing more. They
dont
percieve spiritual warface as threatening and that will be there
downfall.

The best thing we can do about this blackwater organization is to
keep our
heads down and try not to allow them to notice us greatly. If they
become an
issue we will elliminate them by spiritual means.

Hail Father, Lord Satan!


--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "Casandra" thornecasandra@
wrote:

If you have been paying attention to the news regarding the
current
military action in Iraq, then you have probably heard the name
"Blackwater" once or twice. Blackwater is a para-military
organization
and security force, essentially "soldiers-for-hire", who helped
augment
the efforts of the US-lead coalition forces in Iraq. Blackwater
was also
allegedly involved in several incidents that resulted in the US
withdrawing its contracts with them. They were arguably to
aggressive in
their duties and civilian lives were lost.

Whether or not these efforts were right or wrong is not the focus
of this
article. Blackwater is a military organization with a resume
impressive
enough for the US to hire them to augment our own military. That
places
Blackwater in league with the best military organizations in the
world as
far as training, professionalism, and equipment are concerned. Due
to the
negative press resulting from their alleged misconduct abroad,
Blackwater
has been re-branding itself; Xe, US Training Center, Greystone, and
now
Personal Security Awareness
(http://www.personalsecurityawareness.com/index.html).

The owner of Blackwater, Erik Prince, was described in a sworn
statement
by a former Blackwater employee and an ex-US Marine who has worked
as a
security operative for the company as viewing himself as "a
Christian
crusader tasked with eliminating Muslims and the Islamic faith from
the
globe," and that Prince's companies "encouraged and rewarded the
destruction of Iraqi life." The statement implicates Prince in
the
deaths of Muslim civilians along with a series of other charges.
It
appears that in an effort to forward this agenda, Blackwater is
offering
their military training to "faith-based" organizations.

While the intent appears to be to provide "security awareness" to
Christians who will may be traveling abroad, the implication
extends to
the efforts of these organizations dealing with their Muslim
counterparts
in the US or any other group they might perceive as a threat.
That, my
fellow Satanists, would mean you and I. The current program also
deals
soley with automotive safety, but as any security professional will
tell
you, the best way to avoid an incident is to know how to create the
incident yourself. If this program does become popular, it will be
a
short time before courses in "crowd management", "facility
protection",
and "self-defense" are also offered. What will happen at the next
protest
event when the Christian Right makes use of their para-military
training
to deal with their opponents on the other side of the issue? Can
you
imagine the next concert you attend if the protestors show up with
more
than just signs and alot of nonsense?

We should not deny Blackwater's right to train and teach whoever
they
might in the techniques that they use. We should not deny the
right of
"faith based" organizations to avail themselves of this training.
We
should, as Satanists, make ourselves aware of this possible threat
and
take steps accordingly. Remember the Law of The Jungle, and when
in
public protect yourself to the limits of your ability in accordance
with
local laws. Understand that some events, especially political
rallies,
can become volatile, and be prepared to act. Study self-defense,
and if
your organization puts itself in the public eye, take the necessary
steps
to protect yourself, your members, and your holdings.

Blackwater/Greystone recognizes the importance of "preparation by
doing", and we should be no less cognizant of this. Plan and
prepare, or
suffer the consequences.

Casandra Thorne
Priestess of Lilith
Diabolus Order
 
Sorry replied to the wrong message.My bad!

From: whatshisface117 <whatshisface1117@...
To: [email protected]
Sent: Thursday, September 24, 2009 11:14:25 PM
Subject: [HellsArmy666] Re: Blackwater Offers Training to "Faith Based" Organizations

  Cado Angelus, what are you talking about?

No one in the post called you a worthless jew. Are you a jew?

--- In HellsArmy666@ yahoogroups. com, "Cado Angelus" <bloodydeath1369@ ... wrote:

I am no worthless Jew,and you should read my new posts b4 you dare pass
judgement on me!
--- In HellsArmy666@ yahoogroups. com, Allison P <apocalypseofjon@
wrote:

I agree. It's good to know about them, but for now we've got bigger
fish to fry, I think. As you say, if they *do* become a serious threat
to us, we can eliminate them systematically. Hail Satan!

On 9/22/09, whatshisface117 whatshisface1117@ wrote:
Ive heard of them, but I try not to involve myself to greatly in
todays
media for the sole reason that half of it is bullshit and the other
half is
sensationalism.

Despite this fact, once in awhile useful information will surface
through
the news networks, like the discovery of the para-military group
known as
Blackwater.

Currently, although you may disagre, I do not see them as to great
of a
threat, at least to Satanism as a whole. For one, there a contract
based
organisation. From my understandings there more concerned about
making
profits in contracts that actually going out and fullfilling there
personal
beliefs.

Not to mention, they only seemed to be focused on groups that hold
alot of
military strength or power, such as muslim extremist groups.
TO them we look like a bunch of forum users and nothing more. They
dont
percieve spiritual warface as threatening and that will be there
downfall.

The best thing we can do about this blackwater organization is to
keep our
heads down and try not to allow them to notice us greatly. If they
become an
issue we will elliminate them by spiritual means.

Hail Father, Lord Satan!


--- In HellsArmy666@ yahoogroups. com, "Casandra" thornecasandra@
wrote:

If you have been paying attention to the news regarding the
current
military action in Iraq, then you have probably heard the name
"Blackwater" once or twice. Blackwater is a para-military
organization
and security force, essentially "soldiers-for- hire", who helped
augment
the efforts of the US-lead coalition forces in Iraq. Blackwater
was also
allegedly involved in several incidents that resulted in the US
withdrawing its contracts with them. They were arguably to
aggressive in
their duties and civilian lives were lost.

Whether or not these efforts were right or wrong is not the focus
of this
article. Blackwater is a military organization with a resume
impressive
enough for the US to hire them to augment our own military. That
places
Blackwater in league with the best military organizations in the
world as
far as training, professionalism, and equipment are concerned. Due
to the
negative press resulting from their alleged misconduct abroad,
Blackwater
has been re-branding itself; Xe, US Training Center, Greystone, and
now
Personal Security Awareness
(http://www.personal securityawarenes s.com/index. html).

The owner of Blackwater, Erik Prince, was described in a sworn
statement
by a former Blackwater employee and an ex-US Marine who has worked
as a
security operative for the company as viewing himself as "a
Christian
crusader tasked with eliminating Muslims and the Islamic faith from
the
globe," and that Prince's companies "encouraged and rewarded the
destruction of Iraqi life." The statement implicates Prince in
the
deaths of Muslim civilians along with a series of other charges.
It
appears that in an effort to forward this agenda, Blackwater is
offering
their military training to "faith-based" organizations.

While the intent appears to be to provide "security awareness" to
Christians who will may be traveling abroad, the implication
extends to
the efforts of these organizations dealing with their Muslim
counterparts
in the US or any other group they might perceive as a threat.
That, my
fellow Satanists, would mean you and I. The current program also
deals
soley with automotive safety, but as any security professional will
tell
you, the best way to avoid an incident is to know how to create the
incident yourself. If this program does become popular, it will be
a
short time before courses in "crowd management", "facility
protection",
and "self-defense" are also offered. What will happen at the next
protest
event when the Christian Right makes use of their para-military
training
to deal with their opponents on the other side of the issue? Can
you
imagine the next concert you attend if the protestors show up with
more
than just signs and alot of nonsense?

We should not deny Blackwater's right to train and teach whoever
they
might in the techniques that they use. We should not deny the
right of
"faith based" organizations to avail themselves of this training.
We
should, as Satanists, make ourselves aware of this possible threat
and
take steps accordingly. Remember the Law of The Jungle, and when
in
public protect yourself to the limits of your ability in accordance
with
local laws. Understand that some events, especially political
rallies,
can become volatile, and be prepared to act. Study self-defense,
and if
your organization puts itself in the public eye, take the necessary
steps
to protect yourself, your members, and your holdings.

Blackwater/Greyston e recognizes the importance of "preparation by
doing", and we should be no less cognizant of this. Plan and
prepare, or
suffer the consequences.

Casandra Thorne
Priestess of Lilith
Diabolus Order
 
--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "Casandra" <thornecasandra@... wrote:
If you have been paying attention to the news regarding the current military action in Iraq, then you have probably heard the name "Blackwater" once or twice. Blackwater is a para-military organization and security force, essentially "soldiers-for-hire", who helped augment the efforts of the US-lead coalition forces in Iraq. Blackwater was also allegedly involved in several incidents that resulted in the US withdrawing its contracts with them. They were arguably to aggressive in their duties and civilian lives were lost.

Whether or not these efforts were right or wrong is not the focus of this article. Blackwater is a military organization with a resume impressive enough for the US to hire them to augment our own military. That places Blackwater in league with the best military organizations in the world as far as training, professionalism, and equipment are concerned. Due to the negative press resulting from their alleged misconduct abroad, Blackwater has been re-branding itself; Xe, US Training Center, Greystone, and now Personal Security Awareness (http://www.personalsecurityawareness.com/index.html).

The owner of Blackwater, Erik Prince, was described in a sworn statement by a former Blackwater employee and an ex-US Marine who has worked as a security operative for the company as viewing himself as "a Christian crusader tasked with eliminating Muslims and the Islamic faith from the globe," and that Prince's companies "encouraged and rewarded the destruction of Iraqi life." The statement implicates Prince in the deaths of Muslim civilians along with a series of other charges. It appears that in an effort to forward this agenda, Blackwater is offering their military training to "faith-based" organizations.

While the intent appears to be to provide "security awareness" to Christians who will may be traveling abroad, the implication extends to the efforts of these organizations dealing with their Muslim counterparts in the US or any other group they might perceive as a threat. That, my fellow Satanists, would mean you and I. The current program also deals soley with automotive safety, but as any security professional will tell you, the best way to avoid an incident is to know how to create the incident yourself. If this program does become popular, it will be a short time before courses in "crowd management", "facility protection", and "self-defense" are also offered. What will happen at the next protest event when the Christian Right makes use of their para-military training to deal with their opponents on the other side of the issue? Can you imagine the next concert you attend if the protestors show up with more than just signs and alot of nonsense?

We should not deny Blackwater's right to train and teach whoever they might in the techniques that they use. We should not deny the right of "faith based" organizations to avail themselves of this training. We should, as Satanists, make ourselves aware of this possible threat and take steps accordingly. Remember the Law of The Jungle, and when in public protect yourself to the limits of your ability in accordance with local laws. Understand that some events, especially political rallies, can become volatile, and be prepared to act. Study self-defense, and if your organization puts itself in the public eye, take the necessary steps to protect yourself, your members, and your holdings.

Blackwater/Greystone recognizes the importance of "preparation by doing", and we should be no less cognizant of this. Plan and prepare, or suffer the consequences.

Casandra Thorne
Priestess of Lilith
Diabolus Order
I do not percieve this as am immediate threat at all. When it comes to special operations, Black Water is at the bottom of the totem-poll. Like most of Xtian based organizations its purely for the profit. In order to join Black water you must pay to take their training course and no real military background is required.

Black Water may make themselves appear to be the best of the best, but use the tools Father gave you at birth. If they were the best, they would go threw alot to make sure no one would know who they are.
 

Al Jilwah: Chapter IV

"It is my desire that all my followers unite in a bond of unity, lest those who are without prevail against them." - Satan

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