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Saturday, May 8, 02004

Hmmm, one would think CACI might be able to tell the Pentagon something about its torture contracts:

Pentagon officials said Thursday they have not determined which agency oversees the contract, which originally was with the Premier Technology Group, a smaller company providing contract interrogators that CACI bought last May.

“We haven’t been able to find anyone who knows what contract that was,” said Deborah Parker, a spokeswoman for the Army’s Intelligence (?!?!?!) and Security Command. Parker said her agency did not hire any contract interrogators.

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Wednesday, May 5, 02004

CACI stock is up 4%, and less than 1% of revenue come from the Abu Ghraib location. No word on what worldwide torture profits are, but even if it ends up being less than 10%, that sure sounds like a growth industry, and best of all, no government regulation at all.

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Sunday, May 2, 02004

"... this is the first time the privatisation of interrogation and intelligence-gathering has come to light. The investigation names two US contractors, CACI International Inc and the Titan Corporation, for their involvement in the functioning of Abu Ghraib."

CACI world headquarters is four blocks down the street from where I live. I pass it everyday on the way to work. Shit, I worked for CACI from 1998 to 2000.

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