There are 9 British companies who supply private security services.
| Aegis Defence Services ArmorGroup International London Branch of G4S plc Blue Hackle Control Risks Group Edinburgh Risk Erinys International Dubai (Joint South African-British company) Hart Security International Intelligence Limited Tecnodef (Sandline International London Ceased operations on April 16, 2004) |
I was put through to the British Association of Private Security Companies, and spoke to their CEO, Andy Bearpark. He told me there was "zero" chance that British companies were involved in Libya. I have no reason to disbelieve him.
In our conversation, interestingly, he said that "mercenary" activity is in fact illegal. South Africa has substantial legislation to forbid it, but UK law is vastly outdated.
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I'd like to add my appreciation also. Excellent work, Richard. This fascinating piece of research is both ground breaking and crucial; it is fully deserving of wide exposure. Why not send the 'post' as a letter to the Times or Telegraph? Then, most likely, it will be taken up by other media and hopefully will achieve due prominence and influence.
Damn. I nearly deleted the spam, now it has to stay.
NSB, I reported the response from my enquiries. If you suspect notwithstanding their denial, they ARE sending mercenaries, then it is up to you to do your own research. It would be very valuable, actual action instead of criticising from the sidelines. I would rather be writing to Cameron about things designed to bring this situation to a close.
No mate, there's nothing for me to do.
The air of finality that accompanies the solemnity of your "I have no reason to disbelieve him." leaves me with absolutely no doubt: your forensic skills have delivered the truth.
Thank you.
what a great idea! really like this post and your blog!
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