"libertarian" Black Water CEO is a CIA Spy

[thinkliberty]

http://www.vanityfair.com/politics/features/2010/01/blackwater-201001

"Erik Prince can be a difficult man to wrap your mind around—an amalgam of contradictory caricatures. He has been branded a "Christian supremacist" who sanctions the murder of Iraqi civilians, yet he has built mosques at his overseas bases and supports a Muslim orphanage in Afghanistan. He and his family have long backed conservative causes, funded right-wing political candidates, and befriended evangelicals, but he calls himself a libertarian"

[Jim Johnson]

He and his family have long backed conservative causes, funded right-wing political candidates, and befriended evangelicals, but he calls himself a libertarian.

Backing conservative causes, funding right-wing political candidates, and befriending evangelicals are not out side Libertarian activities.

He has been branded a "Christian supremacist" who sanctions the murder of Iraqi civilians, yet he has built mosques at his overseas bases and supports a Muslim orphanage in Afghanistan.

The person who wrote this is convinced that Erik Prince is fighting a religious war when it is plainly obvious that Prince does not.


What is the definition of a Libertarian?
And who cares now that Bob Barr is the top Libertarian candidate?

[Russell Kanning]

sounds lovely