Private military companies have officially gone meta. Just when I was getting used to the idea of corporate entities that make war for pay and maybe run some mining and transport operations on the side, Cambodia went and solicited corporate sponsorship for its military along the Thai border.
Then it turns out that one of the corporate sponsors is owned by the military. I at first assumed this meant the Cambodian military, which would make it the most circular arrangement since the cinnamon bun I ate yesterday--but no. It's owned by the Vietnamese military.
Which is just sort of mindboggling to me.
Monday, March 22, 2010
Through the looking glass
Labels:
armed forces,
Cambodia,
private military companies,
Thailand,
Vietnam
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