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has a fifty million dollar contract to provide the services of operators interpret ng images filmed by predators. twenty thousand employees from the private sector have been integrated into the kill chain working with predators on their secret operations. maintenance agents visual analysts but also pilots and executioners. carrying on our investigation in las vegas we even learned how much a private pilot is paid to pull the trigger. two hundred fifty thousand dollars a year for up for someone that goes to the war and lives in that environment that's what you make for sellers i do think that the people involved in the so-called kill chain bear some legal risk if i were one of them i would not be too keen to travel in most of europe for instance i think that there is a legal exposure. privatized. or makes a lot of money but escaping the hierarchy of the military these new mercenaries could very well find themselves on the wrong side of the law because the missions ordered by the executive branch are becoming more and more controversial. all of this more than. a lot. leader of al qaeda i

indiana, as i think mike mentioned -- no, dave, you it -- very savings ng, using this you nts approach where incent people who have money to wise decisions because they have a financial stake. i s is a bigger subject than can possibly allude to in my ti ime, which has probably expired. but thank you all. expired. >> thank you very much. as you emind everybody start thinking about what if the -- what are the likely future that in the might affect this region that we are going to have an election mean november which could some exchanges in the senate. going to urse, we are have an election, a presidential election, in 2016. say i can announce here today that the next president of the united states obama.ot be barack and that is important in the sense that whoever is the next have quite the't same pride of authorizeship of a.c.a. as the current administration. so i think it is important to be a e that there could somewhat different environment in washington with regard to the issues or the passes that have been mentioned this afternoon. just want to suggest sort of three areas or make thr

a bit of time to do this and we don't get necessarily, immediate results and so i have things come ng but i feel confident in terms of my conversations, i mean, we are presenting ourselves as good neighbors and that we want what they want. and we want to focus on the things that are their hot buttons like sound, crowd control, smoking in the neighborhood, and also, what we are bringing to the neighborhood. and so in terms of, you know, the audience participation, and the types of people that will be around, and how they are going to be interacting with the crowds. so i reached out and i did a peer for the alliance for a better district six and i had a fairly good response, actually i feel good about it and they actually asked me to come back and i said that i would be most happy to come back and present to them and also, i have met with people and i have toured them in the facility and so they can get an idea of what we are about and i reached out to tracy who i knew from the urban solutions and she has come by and toured the facility.