political and science rhymes: U.S.Ambassador Chris Stevens Murder in Libya:Hillary Clinton State Department lied for British,(Israeli?),Blue Mountain Security Firm

U.S.Ambassador Chris Stevens Murder in Libya:Hillary Clinton State Department lied for British,(Israeli?),Blue Mountain Security Firm

Strange that Barack Obama aka Barry Soetoro called his Kenyan grandfather the 'N' word for his collaboration with the British empirialists who took over that country and treated black inhabitants
like their personal cattle.And now he protects the Rothschilds and the UK's BP or British Petroleum from all responsibilty for the Louisiana Gulf oil spill and insists on allowing BP a world moopoly in supplying fuel for the U.S. MILITARY !And he has more faith in UK private security with UK SAS and probably by extntion Israeli 'security' involvement than he does in the U.S.Marines ! If he calls his own granfather a 'n---ger' for even lesser offenses thn what does he call himself !? aPPARENTLY NOT 'Barry Soetoro' anymore although there is no indication he ever legally changd his name back to Barack Obama.

However, Blue Mountain has other qualifications that would appeal to British ass-kisser Barack Obama. Blue Mountain’s website boasts: “Our core expertise derives from our heritage, gained from many years service in UK Special Forces, with operational skills and expertise acquired from both the SBS and SAS, together with specialist police and intelligence units.” (SBS refers to Special Boat Services, and SAS to Special Air Services, both long-standing components of the British special operations forces.)
http://larouchepac.com/node/23963

Clinton denies any advance warning of Libya attack

Mail & Guardian Online-15 hours ago

A Libyan security guard holds a slogan, which reads in Arabic "Where ... hired a private security firm called the Blue Mountain Group – believed to ... years' service in UK Special Forces" – to hire local Libyan staff in Benghazi......

Among the dead are four diplomatic staff in Libya, including ambassador Chris Stevens, killed when militants besieged the US mission in Benghazi a week ago on September 11 in a four-hour sustained attack with heavy arms.
"We will not rest until the people who orchestrated this attack are found and punished," Clinton said.
Security arrangements
But she insisted there had been adequate security arrangements in Benghazi, and said that ahead of last week's anniversary of the September 11 2001 attacks a full evaluation of "threat streams" had been carried out.
"Let me assure you that our security in Benghazi included a unit of host government security forces, as well as a local guard force of the kind that we rely on in many places around the world," she told reporters.
It emerged on Tuesday that the state department had hired a private security firm called the Blue Mountain Group – believed to be a British company which says on its website it has a heritage "gained from many years' service in UK Special Forces" – to hire local Libyan staff in Benghazi.
State department spokesperson Victoria Nuland admitted she had made a mistake when she said last week the US had not signed any private security contracts with firms to guard the Benghazi mission.
"The external security, external armed security, as we have been saying, outside of the perimeter, was fully handled by the Libyan side," Nuland told reporters on Tuesday.
Operating permits
"There was a group called Blue Mountain Group, which is a private security company with permits to operate in Libya. They were hired to provide local Libyan guards who operated inside the gate doing things like operating the security access equipment, screening the cars, that kind of thing."
It was unclear whether any of the local staff had been killed in Tuesday's attack, she said, nor whether the state department had worked with the company in other countries.
http://mg.co.za/article/2012-09-19-clinton-denies-any-advance-warning-of-libya-attack

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Our core expertise derives from our heritage, gained from many years’ service in UK Special Forces, with operational skills and expertise acquired from both the SBS and SAS, together with specialist police and intelligence units. We combine these exceptional technical skills and expertise with our commercial acumen and experience to provide a range of professional security solutions for our clients.
We have provided security solutions and training services in more than 20 countries around the world (across Europe, Africa, the US and Asia), for clients that have included: Barclays Bank; General Motors; Romec; Jaguar Land Rover; ING Barings; Google; the United Nations; International Monetary Fund; and Lloyds Bank.
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http://www.zephyrglobalreport.com/wordpress/?p=15829

MI6 Involved in Libyan Benghazi Massacre of Envoy Stevens, And How the State Department Lies to Cover up for Englands and Israels Involvement in the Massacre

Posted on September 19, 2012 by zephyrglobalreport.com

Want to bet Jeff Rense and Alex Jones don’t cover this story? Of course since the so called indy scum are some of the biggest readers of our work but never link to it, perhaps they will be shamed into it, before they are seen as irrelevant. Yet, only Americans were killed as the Brits cleared out ahead of time on MI6/Mossad warnings. This British-Israel cult is hard to miss.

The State Department signed a six-figure deal with a British firm to protect the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya just four months before a sustained attack on the compound killed four U.S. nationals inside.
Contrary to Friday’s claim by State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland that “at no time did we contract with a private security firm in Libya,” the department inked a contract for “security guards and patrol services” on May 3 for $387,413.68. An extension option brought the tab for protecting the consulate to $783,000. The contract lists only “foreign security awardees” as its recipient.
The State Department confirmed to Danger Room on Monday that the firm was Blue Mountain, a British company that provides “close protection; maritime security; surveillance and investigative services; and high risk static guarding and asset protection,” according to its website. Blue Mountain says it has “recently operated in Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan, the Caribbean and across Europe” and has worked in Libya for several months since last year’s war.
A representative for Blue Mountain, reached at its U.K. offices Monday, said no one was available to comment.

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http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2012/09/contractors-benghazi/

Feds Hired British Security Firm to Protect Benghazi Consulate

By Spencer Ackerman and Noah Shachtman
Email Author
September 17, 2012 |
2:38 pm |
Categories: Mercs, Rogue States

The State Department signed a six-figure deal with a British firm to protect the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya just four months before a sustained attack on the compound killed four U.S. nationals inside.
Contrary to Friday’s claim by State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland that “at no time did we contract with a private security firm in Libya,” the department inked a contract for “security guards and patrol services” on May 3 for $387,413.68. An extension option brought the tab for protecting the consulate to $783,000. The contract lists only “foreign security awardees” as its recipient.
The State Department confirmed to Danger Room on Monday that the firm was Blue Mountain, a British company that provides “close protection; maritime security; surveillance and investigative services; and high risk static guarding and asset protection,” according to its website. Blue Mountain says it has “recently operated in Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan, the Caribbean and across Europe” and has worked in Libya for several months since last year’s war.

A representative for Blue Mountain, reached at its U.K. offices Monday, said no one was available to comment.
The State Department frequently hires security companies to protect diplomats in conflict zones. It usually is done through what’s known as the Worldwide Protective Services contract, in which a handful of approved firms compete to safeguard specific diplomatic installations. In 2010, State selected eight firms for the most recent contract. Blue Mountain wasn’t among them, and the State Department did not explain why the Benghazi consulate contract did not go to one of those eight firms.

It isn’t known how the Blue Mountain contractors performed Tuesday when the consulate came under sustained attack by small arms fire. In an official account provided Wednesday by the Obama administration, embassy security staff — both American and Libyan — failed to break the assault. They required help from Libyan security forces, assisted by a sympathetic Libyan militia, to regain control of the consulate’s main building and end a pitched battle that raged for 4.5 hours.
Nor is it clear if two former Navy SEALs killed in the assault were Blue Mountain employees. One of them, Glen Doherty, told ABC News last month that he was part of a mission sent to Libya to lock down Moammar Gadhafi’s missiles to prevent them from reaching the black market. Blue Mountain’s contract doesn’t refer to safeguarding thousands of rockets and missiles that have gone missing in the aftermath of the 2011 war.
But the call for contract security came at an opportune moment. Shortly after the department issued the contract, extremist elements active in Libya began targeting U.S. and allied installations. On June 5, the consulate sustained a rocket attack shortly after news spread that Abu Yahya al-Libi, a Libyan member of al-Qaida, was killed in a drone strike in Pakistan. Another rocket attack in the city attempted to kill the visiting British ambassador on June 11. (Both attacks allegedly were by the same extremist organization, the Imprisoned Omar Abdul Rahman Brigades, which may have played a role in last week’s consulate assault.)
The final modification to the contract came on June 15. It is unknown when Blue Mountain contractors arrived to help secure the consulate. The State Department would not specify how many guards Blue Mountain had posted in Benghazi during last week’s attack. (A department official said that Nuland misspoke about State not hiring private guards in Libya.)
Blue Mountain representatives have yet to respond to an inquiry about the contract. UPI reported in December that the firm “has been operating with Western companies in Libya for several months.”
Much remains unclear about the attack on Benghazi. But the presence of private security guards in the lightly-defended compound helps explain how approximately 25 to 30 diplomatic staff held out for over four hours against a crowd of possibly hundreds armed with rifles, rockets and other small arms without massive loss of life.

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http://www.middle-east-online.com/english/?id=54446

Clinton denies any advance warning of imminent attack on US mission in Benghazi.

"We will not rest until the people who orchestrated this attack are found and punished," Clinton said.

But she insisted there had been adequate security arrangements in Benghazi, and said that ahead of last week's anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks a full evaluation of "threat streams" had been carried out.

"Let me assure you that our security in Benghazi included a unit of host government security forces, as well as a local guard force of the kind that we rely on in many places around the world," she told reporters.

It emerged on Tuesday that the State Department had hired a private security firm called the Blue Mountain Group -- believed to be a British company which says on its website it has a heritage "gained from many years' service in UK Special Forces" -- to hire local Libyan staff in Benghazi.

State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland admitted she had made a mistake when she said last week the US had not signed any private security contracts with firms to guard the Benghazi mission.

"The external security, external armed security, as we have been saying, outside of the perimeter, was fully handled by the Libyan side," Nuland told reporters Tuesday.

"There was a group called Blue Mountain Group, which is a private security company with permits to operate in Libya. They were hired to provide local Libyan guards who operated inside the gate doing things like operating the security access equipment, screening the cars, that kind of thing."

It was unclear whether any of the local staff had been killed in Tuesday's attack, she said, nor whether the State Department had worked with the company in other countries......

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http://laroucheirishbrigade.wordpress.com/2012/09/20/british-sas-linked-firm-was-in-charge-of-security-at-benghazi-consulate/

British SAS-linked Firm Was in Charge of “Security” at Benghazi Consulate

After forcefully denying it last week, State Department spokesman Victoria Nuland admitted yesterday that a British private security company, the Blue Mountain Group, was contracted by the State Department to provide security for the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, where the U.S. Ambassador and other Americans were murdered on Sept. 11.
According to Wired.com’s “Danger Room,” the State Department signed a contract with Blue Mountain on May 3 to provide security for the consulate, even though Blue Mountain is not on the State Department’s list of approved contractors for diplomatic security.
However, Blue Mountain has other qualifications that would appeal to British ass-kisser Barack Obama. Blue Mountain’s website boasts: “Our core expertise derives from our heritage, gained from many years service in UK Special Forces, with operational skills and expertise acquired from both the SBS and SAS, together with specialist police and intelligence units.” (SBS refers to Special Boat Services, and SAS to Special Air Services, both long-standing components of the British special operations forces.)
“Our Blue Mountain name derives from a poem inscribed on the clock tower at the headquarters of 22 Special Air Service Regiment in Hereford:
‘We are the pilgrims, master; we shall go
‘Always a little further; it may be
‘Beyond that last blue mountain barred with snow
‘Across that angry or that glimmering sea.’”
Blue Mountain says that its logo is also derived from this same poem, and is shared with the SAS Regimental Association.
State Department spokesman Nuland also specified yesterday that Blue Mountain operated inside the gate of the consulate, not outside; she said they were hired to provide Libyan guards who operated inside, doing things like operating security access equipment, screening cars, etc. But this contradicts other accounts, which say that Blue Mountain hirees were also outside. Last week, for example, McClatchy Newspapers ran an interview with a purported Libyan security guard who was injured in the assault, who says he was hired by a British company seven months ago. This account, also reported in Examiner.com, says that the security force outside the perimeter consisted of four other contracted guards, and three members of Libya’s 17th of February Brigade (formed at the start of the uprising that ousted Gaddafi, and integrated into the Libyan security forces). This means that the total security team guarding the perimeter of the compound was made up of eight guards.
The Administration’s reasons for hiring Blue Mountain are still more suspect. Breitbart.com says that an intelligence source told it that the Administration’s policy following Gaddafi’s death has been to keep a low profile, and this is why U.S. Marines were not stationed at the U.S. embassy in Tripoli or the American mission in Benghazi, as would typically have been the case. Further, in the spirit of keeping a low profile, the Obama Administration didn’t even want an American company in charge of private security, so it hired a British firm, Blue Mountain, which was willing to abide by the ‘no bullets’ Rules of Engagement (ROE). “In essence,” Breitbart says, “the Obama Administration tasked an unarmed British firm with security responsibilities that should have been handled by armed American servicemen.”.....

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ABOUT US

Blue Mountain deliver world-class security solutions for a diverse range of private, corporate and government clients around the world, allowing each to conduct their business in safety, and with complete security.
Our team comprises exceptional people, each with a positive attitude and outlook, who care passionately about their work for our clients.

At all times, and in all we do, we work with honesty, integrity, passion, dedication and commitment.

We have recently operated in Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan, the Caribbean and across Europe, for clients that have included: BAT, BG Group, Cadburys, Cannon, CapGemini, DHL, Excel, Google, Jaguar Landrover, Lufthansa, Motorola, Orange, OSCE, Romec, Sealed Air, Sony and Viacom.

We currently provide our services through two divisions:

Security services

We provide a broad range of professional security solutions, including: close protection; maritime security; surveillance and investigative services; and high risk static guarding and asset protection more..

Professional training

We deliver high quality, specialist training courses for security professionals, including: Close Protection; Medical (First Person on Scene, Team Medic and First Aid at Work); Maritime security (STCW 95 and Anti-piracy); and Professional Driving (Evasive and Defensive; Blue/green light; and Security Chauffeur) more..

At the heart of all we do is our company ethos, our Professional Code of Conduct and our Customer Charter.
Our ‘Blue Mountain’ name derives from a poem inscribed on the clock tower at the headquarters of 22 Special Air Service Regiment in Hereford:

“We are the pilgrims, master; we shall go
Always a little further; it may be
Beyond that last blue mountain barred with snow
Across that angry or that glimmering sea”.

Our ‘pilgrim’ logo is also derived from this same poem (‘The Golden Journey to Samarkand’ by J E Flecker) and is shared with the SAS Regimental Association.
Blue Mountain organise an annual St David’s Day Charity Dinner (now in its eleventh year) in aid of local Multiple Sclerosis charities; the HOPE Centre in Neyland; and the Oxygen Therapy Centre in Cardigan. We have also donated money to Blesma, the Brain and Spine Foundation and, more recently, £5000 to the Ray Gravell Charitable Trust.

Company registration 3722107 | VAT registration 742487319

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http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10000872396390443524904577649430397568466.html

Fighting erupted at about 9:30 p.m., said Abdulaziz Mezhbury, who works for a Libyan-British security firm called Blue Mountain and was responsible for security around the main villa. Mr. Mezhbury faced a storm of grenades and small-arms fire from militants who had breached the 12-foot wall around the compound. He was shot three times in the leg and suffered shrapnel wounds from grenades.
As the compound was being overrun, the Americans started returning fire, said Mr. Farraj. "But we were totally outgunned. I called more of the brigade to come reinforce us." He said a lull developed around 11 p.m. and the Americans and Libyan military appeared to be back in control. At this point, Mr. Farraj said, he believed that the bulk of the American consulate staff were evacuated. But the ambassador was missing and the villa was on fire.
The security guards made a decision to brave the flames to find the missing ambassador but were beaten back by the fire and couldn't find Mr. Stevens.
—Julian E. Barnes, Siobhan Gorman and Hakim Almasmari contributed to this article.

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A dedicated security professional with over 13 years exemplary service in the British Army and 6 years in the Security and Risk Management sector. Consulting, training and performing executive protection duties, in both hostile and none hostile environments. Conversant on many levels, an adept multi-tasker and dynamic risk assessor, who’s calm, confident and able to make quick exacting decisions should the need arise.

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Blue Mountain Group

May 2012 – Present (5 months) Tripoli, Libya

Training and mentoring consultant for the Corinthia Hotel in Tripoli. Training of the hotel security team and providing security briefings to visiting corporate clients. Liaising with hotel management and visiting security teams to ensure a secure working and living environment for all visitors and guests.

Security & Risk Consultant

Maritime Asset Security & Training

January 2011 – February 2012 (1 year 2 months) Indian Ocean

Accountable for the training, securing and security of varying types of ships around the Indian Ocean, to counter piracy attacks. Regular training of crews involved detailed defensive planning of the ships and the emergency procedures to be carried out should an attack occur.

Team Leader

G4S Secure Solutions Afghanistan - South

October 2007 – December 2010 (3 years 3 months) Helmand Province, Afghanistan

Responsible for the protection of British Foreign and Commonwealth Office personnel including the British Ambassador, Members of Parliament, British Security Services, Police Mentors and the full array of Embassy support staff. In addition operating in Forward Operating Bases located in Garmsir and Nad E Ali to assist FCO stabilisation and political advisers.

Close Protection Officer

UKME Ltd & UniTrust

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Personal Protection Officer, designated to a senior member of the Dubai Royal family during their visit to the United Kingdom for the summer, over a period of four years. Carrying out a full spectrum of CP duties.

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Page Protective Services - Israel

February 2006 – May 2006 (4 months) Israel

Team member on the Emergency Deployment of The Close Protection Team sent to Israel for the Protection of the Head of Delegation for the European Commission in Jerusalem. We regularly operated throughout Israel and the West Bank and Gaza Strip regions

British Army

October 1992 – February 2006 (13 years 5 months) World Wide

Assigned to the Royal Military Police (RMP) Close Protection Team, responsible for the security and protection of the British Commander of European Forces in Bosnia. Operations took the team extensively throughout the Balkan regions by land and air. Liaising and working with local and other European forces.

Deployed to Iraq with the RMP Close Protection Team assigned to the Senior British Military Representative Iraq, and all visiting British Government Officials based in Baghdad. The position held was that of Principal Driver, and at times team member on the ground, requiring us to operate the length and breadth of Iraq by both vehicle and helicopter, gaining a comprehensive insight into the region.

Principal PMS driver assigned to the RMP Close Protection Teams operating throughout Northern Ireland.
Our duties were to protect high profile senior Military Commanders and visiting Dignitaries. Heavily involved in the training and selection of new CP team members focusing on the driving skills and techniques required for operating armored and high-powered cars.

Driver in The Royal Logistics Corps completing tours in Angola, Canada and Bosnia. Main responsibilities were fleet and personnel management and maintenance of vehicles.