Archive for December, 2009
Bravo to the judge for an excellent decision. In my opinion, the case the prosecution had against these guys sucked from day one and they overstepped their bounds totally. This is a war and these guys did the best they could in a bad situation. No one in this industry wakes up one day, […]
December 31st, 2009 | Posted in Industry Talk, Iraq, Legal News | No Comments
This is a basic one, but I think extremely intriguing. The idea behind this post, is that I am hoping that some programmer or entrepreneur will take this idea and run with it. Meanwhile, my ultimate goal of wanting to see an increase of criminals and terrorists being captured would be the best outcome […]
December 31st, 2009 | Posted in Building Snowmobiles, Law Enforcement, PMC 2.0, Technology | 4 Comments
This speaks for itself, and it is a shocker to say the least. This is also causing quite a stir in law enforcement circles and constitutional law circles, as to what this new order actually means. Good or bad, I do not think there was enough debate or discussion about if we should have […]
December 31st, 2009 | Posted in Law Enforcement, Legal News | 4 Comments
This is kind of funny. When I think open house, I think of some kind of real estate deal, with cookies, coffee and really sharp dressed and fast talking realtors. lol So I guess if you happen to be in Kuwait at the time, check em out and good luck. -Matt
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Triple Canopy Open House […]
December 31st, 2009 | Posted in Industry Talk, Jobs, Kuwait | No Comments
This is fantastic news and quite a shocker. It is hard to believe that this poor guy has been alive all this time, and suffering in captivity. The other men were not so lucky, but this is remarkable and truly a miracle. What a gift to the family and friends of Peter, and my […]
December 30th, 2009 | Posted in Iraq, Kidnap And Ransom | No Comments
A couple of things about this year. For one, there has been a massive readership increase. From 15,414 visitors in 2008 to 100,658 visits in 2009 is a big increase, and I am humbled by the positive response of the readership.
On that note, let’s go over the information for this year, sponsored by Google […]
December 30th, 2009 | Posted in Year In Review | 4 Comments
This is some good stuff. Doug (not Doug Brooks) has been working on a lot of interesting concepts lately involving lightweight combat survival kits and the mindset and knowledge necessary to use all of that stuff. So it is cool to see where it is all taking him.
To properly set this up, Doug […]
December 30th, 2009 | Posted in DIY, Fish and Game, Texas | No Comments
I posted a deal about this awhile back, and it is cool to finally get some statistics about the program. I thought it was an awesome idea back then, and I still think it is good idea and deserves further study and use.
Now some of you are probably wondering why this isn’t under law enforcement […]
December 29th, 2009 | Posted in Law Enforcement, PMC 2.0, Technology, Texas | No Comments
I don’t care what any of the experts think on this one. It doesn’t take a defense analyst or a counter piracy expert to look at these two stories, and the one I posted about the chemical tanker and fertilizer ship being taken, and deduct that the current strategy is not working.
Look at […]
December 29th, 2009 | Posted in Maritime Security, Somalia, Strategy | 2 Comments