DynCorp; On DECK!!!

[Mr. Shaman]

With Blackwater outta-the-way, DynCorp is next, up-to-bat!!!!

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"The case comes as the Obama administration ramps up its effort in Afghanistan and as the State Department's Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs prepares to put out to bid a new $345 million civilian police training contract.

If the allegations are substantiated, said INL Assistant Secretary David T. Johnson, they "represent a clear breakdown in the company's internal controls" with respect to employee conduct.

The case "is a classic example" of the type of issue that the bipartisan commission was established by Congress to look into, commissioner Clark Ervin said. "The notion that a contractor was allegedly engaged in drug abuse . . . and that this was known to DynCorp and not summarily dealt with and promptly disclosed to the government is very troubling," he said."​

"As a journalist, I'm afraid I have to judge DynCorp not on the spin of its CEO but on its record. Here are just a few of the reasons for serious concern about DynCorp forces operating on US soil:...."

"These guys run loose in this country and do stupid stuff. There's no authority over them, so you can't come down on them hard when they escalate force.... They shoot people, and someone else has to deal with the aftermath. It happens all over the place." - Brig. Gen. Karl Horst, deputy commander of the Third Infantry Division in charge of security in Baghdad​