Wisconsin mining site |
Armed security contractors exposed on Arizona border, and Wisconsin Masked and armed private security contractors are doing the dirty work of mining companies -- and working with law enforcement agencies that stalk Native American human rights activists.By Brenda NorrellCensored News
The exposure of heavily-armed masked guards around a mining site in
Wisconsin has led to another exposure, identifying private security
contractors on the US/Mexico border.
The company is Bulletproof Securities and its clients include the Salt River
Project, the operator of the dirty Arizona coal fired power plant located on
Navajoland, the Navajo Generating Station.Bulletproof Securities boasts of its
work on the US/Mexico border, on its website. It names several US agencies that
it says it has a strong relationship with. Those are the same US agencies that
were recently exposed for spying on Navajo and Tohono O’odham human rights
activists who oppose the militarization of O'odham lands, and the exploitation by the dirty coal industry of Navajoland. http://bsnorrell.blogspot.com/2013/05/tohono-oodham-and-arizona-police-stalk.html
Today's exposure comes as Tohono O’odham and other Native people who are
abused by US Border Patrol agents and private security contractors have
been questioning who these new heavily-armed contractors are lurking
around the border. The contractors have refused to identify themselves.In Wisconsin, lawmakers asked mining company Gogebic Taconite to remove the armed security
guards from proposed mining sites, after frightening photos surfaced from the proposed iron ore mining site on Saturday.
Video: Bulletproof atop armored vehicle |
Back at the US/Mexico border, Bulletproof Securities' website shows a
photo of the contractor working with the US Border Patrol.
Bulletproof Securities website |
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