rear window ethics I got around to watching the most recent Frontline, entitled Private Warriors. In it, a Frontline reporting team follows private c
June 25, 2005

rear window ethics

I got around to watching the most recent Frontline, entitled Private Warriors. In it, a Frontline reporting team follows private contractors in Iraq, both specializing in industry/infrastructure as well as private security. The level to which we depend on these private companies, their supply lines and their security teams is simply staggering, and the lack of transparency and accountability in their mission is deeply disturbing.

Watch the program now, online, here.

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