Sunday, May 27, 2007
The World is Changing
..."Once, I needed a Red team commander for a game in which we were replicating a drug-trafficking scenario. I chose a young private who had been a street gang member, and he was one of the best Red team members I ever encountered. But most Defense Department war games are secret, and the talent pool is limited. Organizers have to fall back on retired military guys like me......"
By Gary Anderson
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Our military is adapting to the tactics the enemy is using. Read Mr. Andersons article at LA Times. - Ian Bach
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Have you read any of the news articles on gangs in the Baltimore newspaper lately? They have a series of articles highlighted on their website. They are getting very organized.. and it's scary.
yes check my post on yahoo blog for 5-27-07
here is part of it and link to main source below
In 1994, with the baloney-progressive Bill Clinton in the White House and middling Democratic majorities in the House and Senate, federal Pell grants for prisoners were abolished - despite clear evidence that college courses behind bars substantially reduced recidivism rates among inmates who received the benefit. At the time, some 25,000 inmates in U.S. prisons were getting about $35 million in Pell grants, according to federal records, and that amounted to only two-thirds of 1 percent of the total program in 1994.)
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/local/bal-md.rodricks26mar26,0,5960447.column
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