Blackwater: Portrait of an American PMC 

Wagner recruits prisoners and civilians,Blackwater only reaches out to those that have notable marks in actual military service history,most of the nerve in Iraq were veterans of the Gulf War 10 years prior or Afghanistan vets. They don’t consider anyone else,Wagner will sign anyone that walks in the door.

You want Squad, and its Global Escalation mod... Check it out.

It's Shadow Company and Konni Group

Blackwater already has a videogame... And is a complete rail shooter.

@@oldworldpatriot8920Kind of-Wagner has (what has become a relatively small) portion of professionally-trained soldiers who performed better than the Russian regular army. Since the pay, training and equipment was higher-quality in Wagner, that’s where a lot of Russian soldiers chose to go. Then under them are the regular Russian army, and under them, the sea of disposable fighters Wagner pulled out of prisons and blessed with a 40% survival rate

one of those fact and fiction blending together moments

MGS was entirely inspired by pmc’s like blackwater as a franchise/story. Nothing surprising there.

Whether its inspired by the dark swamp water around their base or whatever, naming your organization after literal shit water has always made me wonder what they were thinking.

The USG has outsourced just about every aspect of empire from the public sector to the private sector. Eventually you won't be able to tell the difference, and that's when we're all fucked.

@geordiejones5618 "empire" lol next you'll be saying an old man riding a bicycle down the road rules all roads lol.

⁠​⁠​⁠@@geordiejones5618it’s not “out sourcing”, but I get what you mean….

ima say with that grammar it didn't happen boss stop lying on the internet

​@thedayzgod IMA say with that grammar? LMAO WoW, your such a genius

I certainly came.

​@@JoelFazio( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

The Japanese have a word for Mercenaries. No not ninja, Ronin

​@luislongoria6621 The meaning of 'ronin' is closer to "vagrant" or "bandit"

Brilliant.

Hahaha best game 6 years later

We need the money

mangos

HAVE SOME GOD DAMN FAITTHHHHHH

Take a look at the box art for the 80s movie Platoon Leader if you want a real laugh at a gun...

I wish Simon would stop it. Makes every video worse...

The AI "Art" is the only thing I hate around here. It looks bloody awful.

It's not even a nerf gun, it's a Sawzall

As a non-american those guns look real enough to me lol.

Simon is actually just a private contractor 😉

Make no mistake: This the entire Simonverse is shallow as hell. A mile wide but only an inch deep. They've published episodes on matters I'm deeply familiar with and they were shock full of errors. So, by induction, I expect them to be as bad with matters I'm less familiar with. This is mass media "infotainment". Nothing more. Expect exactly the same quality of journalism as you do of other tabloid media. Quote nothing, from here, before thoroughly looking into it yourself.

@@andersjjensen Do you have any examples?

@@zackanderson7440 off the top of my head, doing things like showing the f14 when talking about the f16. the f16 has nothing in common with it. alternatively, showing the f22 when talking about the f35. but alas, no one should be watching these videos as their primary source of information. Its entertainment.

@@zackanderson7440 Also, as the most egregious and relevant example, having that terrible AI art on the thumbnail is incredibly misleading. First of all, those guns dont even exist. Secondly, whatever theyre showing is most certainly not a Blackwater PMC. They arent even using Western gear. Their helmets highly resemble the russian infantry Ratnik helmet, which Wagner doesnt even wear. Theyre garbage. Theres not even any mounts for nods. The AI literally couldnt be bothered. No PMC is going to be out there with iron sights on their rifles and a ceramic bowl for a helmet. Not to mention, on those guns, the upper receiver looks like it belongs on a bullpup. The lower looks like a fucking ak12. Blackwater doesnt use the Ak12!

w'at happ'n'd on dat dere boat

THe Pinkertons still exist. What happened to Merryweather?

@@ronald3836 Taketwo Rockstar's owner actually sent the Pinkertons to find GTA modders.

I have a plan

*T A H I T I*

thx for this part

At this rate, you're just their official chapters guy.

no ufo stuff? its Sunday and I want a good laugh....im clearly wrong here

I actually did a driving course on their track while I was with Force Recon.

Honestly, for that, I’d say they were following orders. And the other corruption over money, somebody in the military was helping them over bill. The military will always make sure they aren’t considered part of it. Even Russia did it with Wagner. But I also have family that were in the military for decades so I know the military isn’t as innocent as they claim.

​@@elizabetherne556The military follows the chain of command. They do what they are told. Elected politicians are the people who call the shots. Democrats and Republicans are directly responsible for the things that people criticize the military for.

I wouldn't put much effort into explaining this kind of things to people with no operational background, I've tried many times and most of the time it was just wasted effort. Ignorant people automatically think that when shots were fired, it was the first event in the sequence, they don't understand that there are stages to things where you start 'low' and escalate until compliance is achieved, one way or the other.

Let's not forget those people drive like there's no traffic laws and they have to rush home to shit🙄

If you're talking about nisour square that's just not relevant? It wasn't a checkpoint. It was a convoy halting traffic. It definitely didn't meet ROE. Additionally, what about the other 20 people that were wounded and 14 that were killed? These people don't meet ROE even with your stipulation. This is so cut and dry bruv. It gets even worse from them not following direction from hireups that we have the transcripts of. So no it did not come from all the way up. Are you even tangentially familiar with the incident?

The government over reached and did black water dirty. Half the shit they got blamed for was started by us troops.

Don't think there was a whole lot of concern when it came to training so much as how the company had little oversight. Never-the-less, thank you for your service.

Did you notice how when he went over the land they bought, that he made a geographical error because it’s close but that’s not actually where they’re located. Further south and actually in North Carolina

I was pleased with my contract, my training, my pay. Much better than when the Eagle shit.

​@@KingsAirsoftGroup424Correct. 3.6 from my AO. Several mates stayed here in NC.

It really is a bit off-putting considering their fairly high quality content.

Yeah it’s really a mess including spelling happened wrong lol

​@@GuloYoloAI generative content will be the new norm. Watch for the "Real Human" tag in titles in the near future.

Someone else watches upper echelon​@@AlexanderTheGoodEnough

I really despise AI thumbnails, like do better lmao

They also spelt "happened" wrong

It's AI generated

immediately saw the rifles and thought oh yea a computer made that ..

@@john-th5yj Based on the armor style, I think the AI was actually working off of pics of Wagner. Sigh. We will never see a war of Blackwater vs. Wagner, may the best PMC win....

​@@john-th5yj I was wondering what kind of rifles those were. Now I know.

What does he mean?

@@PieInSkyGuy Sounds like a cold heartless CEO cutting cost by not hiring enough men for the job to boost the bottom line.

Yeah, there is what Prince may have said and what Prince actually meant. He meant that no one he was contracted to protect lost their lives. Not only that, Blackwater contractors saved many many lives of American servicemen… both directly and indirectly by making it unnecessary to deploy troops in their place.

He’s not wrong lol

@T1kr3b3u lol

They wanted to be part of the first boots on the ground. The longer they are there, the more money they stand to make. Heavy air transport spending makes sense

They had all the good gear. Not sure I agree with half of this.

@@captainspaulding5963it actually had to do with “big picture” spending… Super Tucanos are cheaper to operate/maintain/use than traditional U.S. aircraft, and providing a program that could train/equip Iraqi forces cheaper than other manufacturers would be a major money maker for EP

Erick Prince Proposed forming a joint Afghan PMC airforce using those they could have tripled the amount of available close air support and it would have had substantially cheaper operational costs

Depends how likely either Blackwater or whatever they call themselves now are to complain or YT to be dicks. They probably went with horrific AI to avoid any issues.

@WhiteIkiryo-yt2it Yeah. That could be a reason, but I am not too sure. Plenty of Blackwater critics have written books and done commentary videos using pics of contractors without issue. Even then, any random, stock picture of nondescript soldiers would do fine in getting the point across.

Pictures of blackwater PMCs look too cool. They wanted them to look ominous and evil.

Why not use a tool to make work easier.... Wise man once told me "Work smart not hard"!

They are weird looking did you figure it out?

@@isaiahwill7874 They're weird looking because AI can't figure guns out yet

Or hands

@@TheTomconroy Most AI's can do hands now.

A fused together mutation of AR-10 (vietnam era with carry handle), H&K G3 and AK-74 with PSO-1 like optics.

That's a good man right there 👏

yeah he still owes us that worked in the war zones alot of money hundreds of us he is a polesmoker

Horrible people can do kind or generous things occasionally, Saddam Hussain did.. Putin has.. Mao did, still doesn't mean they're not horrible people. Doing something nice for some people does not erase their past behavior

Hey. You can't stay a warlord long without keeping one's own goons and the media machine happy.

He's a pos. He wants to re-colonize Africa.

that's an insult to AI, even AI does better guns than bethesda

It just works 💪

I was wondering why they have guns that I'm sure don't even exist and why their uniforms are so obscure. It's damn AI, can't even spell the title right. Lazy af.

@@MakusinMeringue haha, true

One of my coworkers was a former Ranger who worked for triple canopy; absolute professional.

Went from grunt to working for TC, good training and good work to be had (though the government sucks right now obviously).

Worked for Aegis, TC, and Academi. DOD psd was legit aegis was fun and first to admit BW had alot of antics that hurt all contractors in the early years, was non combat admin guys being dumb.

100% correct. Tourists need to stay in tourist areas.

It’s relative. I’m sure to a place like Honduras, or Afghanistan nothing about New Orleans is remotely dangerous

I was thinking the same thing. Simon has obviously never been to New Orleans. The real New Orleans anyway.

Houston got all the refugees from New Orleans and Texas hasn't been the same since. Reverse immigration, yay!

@@slartybarfastb3648bro just made the OPs point.

😅

Honestly, who cares? Apparently you're the only one.

@@frenzalrhomb6919 It doesn't really matter all that much but it's still good to post about so they can fix it if they want to

"What happned to BLACKWATER"... Apparently AI designed their rifles.

@Wolf-gt7mb you don't even have a thumbnail, let alone a channel....bwahahaha

a k a shadow company 😂

watch erik princes interviews on shawn ryans show you'll be amazed by how much you don't know. if you do i'm thinking you'll consider prince a liar on everything he says, so just research as you watch. the dude was a valuable asset to this country and a direct threat to military budgets because he was so effective for the price. he along with the cia staged operation anaconda which was the most successful military operation since desert storm. it was also the cheapest. op anaconda used northern alliance, which was a local force we've since abandoned (there's a pattern here), and just 200 operators. and the war was won in 3 months that pissed off the pentagon, hence why afghanistan turned into a 20 year war you understand what this means, right? under blackwater leadership, afghanistan would have been stable and we would have been gone by 2006 if there were left alone. but the military industrial complex wants their nut

​@oogafoo there still mad Desert Storm lasted 3 days

It's about the money not quality men, like everyone else in Iraq. They could've hired good highly trained dudes, but hey they cost too much....

Looks perfectly fine to me.

why?

​@@ronald3836 you aren't ok

Looks fine to me, too

Nah

It's like what they used to say.. An actual bad ass doesn't go around telling people they are bad ass.

Well I don't think he was doing it to be bad ass I think it was all about money.

Erik Prince also gotten contracts from the chinese government in order to "monitor" he Uighurs. I gotta say that dude is one of the most evil people out there. No wonder why Betsy is his sister.

Though full of faults the dude is a bad ass but must be suffering from severe imposter syndrome

​@@Notrog21Their first acknowledged mission was to protect CIA bases in Afghanistan before the US military had even invaded yet. The CIA doesn't give that level of trust and responsibility to anyone who is not a "CIA asset". There's no secret here, so why wouldn't he admit what is already blatantly obvious?

For real…

That’s dope

If you ever plan on visiting Ukraine you might want to leave those shirts behind lol.

I have a few of those shirts and a hoodie one also.

New Orleans is one of the more dangerous places I have ever lived. I saw people get stabbed for next to nothing, dead kids on the sidewalks, and political corruption of the highest degree. It's a long story, but , there is also a black market for fresh human bodies...

​@@SATAANTHA "long story"= voodoo.... pretty short

That and organ harvesting. I resurrected in the "receiving" part of the "processing center" and I didn't see occultists,I saw gangsters...

@@SATAANTHA BS. I call BS Back to Leningrad, Vlad.

@HandyMan657 I could care less what you believe... I have nothing to gain other than humiliation and perhaps shame for sharing this besides awareness. Yes I intentionally left out some sordid details I wouldn't generally want EVERYONE to know. Like how how the whole thing was my fault because I was pretty addicted to drugs eight or so years ago when this occurred and I was working LARF (Louisiana area renaissance festival) right outside of Hammond Louisiana. After the ren fair closed on Sunday a group of us went to Nola and my goal at least was to find some heroin. Only problem was that I didn't know anybody to get it from. So I resorted to getting it from strangers. I found someone who said they would if we walked to their house which wasn't too far from the French quarter. I said hell yea let's go. When we arrived, we made a transaction and as I was suggesting that I should leave, it was strongly implied that do some of my drugs in their presence to "prove I wasn't a cop"(which is utterly ridiculous) Anyways I did the smallest little bit(I was very aware of the potential phentanyl contamination In the heroin supply) and I didn't want to get fucked up there, I still had to walk back to quarter and find my friends, return to LARF campground ect. I then seemingly exploded back to life from a recliner to standing position and realize that I am Completely naked and have no clue when or where I happened to be. There is a very gangster individual who appears to be in a some type state of shock pointing his finger at me with his mouth wide open. I verbally expressed my outrage and was told that I dead and blue for six hours and how my standing there was "impossible" and that I needed to just leave. I responded "where in the fuxx are my clothes?" He handed me a garbage bag which contained my clothes ,shoes and my now empty wallet(minus $50 and the bag of who knows what)my phone wasn't there and I didn't ask for it back.... I am tired of looking at my phone so believe whatever you want to.

Now that’s a hell of a insurance policy

@@Mvpliberty Brother that power we had over the Iraqi citizens was absolute, sometimes I’m not gonna lie I felt a little like the Nazi’s must have felt occupying countries in Europe. Full disclosure, the power was intoxicating at times. You had to check yourself because no one else was going to.

@@sgt_loeram1933yeah so basically you comitted atrocities or know people who have and none of you paid for it. What a hero you are 👍

@@Dazzlefisher Call it whatever you want I’m just being honest with everyone and mainly myself. That was nearly 20 years ago now have demons I have to live with for the rest of my life. You call our actions atrocities? Nah I wouldn’t say our actions arose to the level of “War Crimes”. It was a different time for everyone, us as well as the Iraqis were just trying to make it home at the end of the day. Anyone who was put in the situation we were after 9/11 just wanted revenge, we all lost quite a bit of our humanity. Especially since this part doesn’t get enough press, but we were forced into Iraq for over a year at a time. Brother I was a sales rep for Milgard Windows 5 months prior to that, imagine suddenly your in Iraq being shot at and IED’s going off daily! Obviously I was a reservist who got snatched up and put on the front lines, I’m not bitter, I knew what I signed up for.

@@Dazzlefisher Those people were animals not even equivalent to squashing a bug who cares

Myself and a buddy in 2008 were driving on a hwy. in Metarie. We passed a place we wanted to eat at and went around the block to get back to it. Once we were one block away from the highway, it looked like Beirut!! It looked like Katrina happened last week!!

I'm well heeled when I visit mates in NO. Seriously shite pd. Over run with crime.

Yup. As someone in a different comment thread said "F I N G I E S", meaning "look at the fingers".

​@@jamesbrisendine oh god the pinkies got worse as I scanned over the three guys eww. Cursed af, not to mention the nerf guns with extra strings attached

@@JakezMad when i first saw the thumbnail i thought the guns were those full auto shotguns that were in COD. But yeah, after i took a screenshot of it and zoomed in, everything just looked way outta wack.

I was wondering what weapon they were holding and then saw the fingers, my god this AI stuff sucks on so many levels. Goes yo show that this channel it’s as reputable as it might make itself seem.

It’s honestly kind of wild considering the fact that simply searching and downloading an image of “mercenaries with guns” probably would’ve pulled an *actual* picture of Blackwater *and* taken less time than generating an AI image. And it would’ve looked better too.

Is he financially good from the three your tender? Did he developed mental issues he struggles with because of the time there?

Great for concept art. Terrible at technical drawing of real world objects.

I didn't know the UK had PMC's what were they called?

Sorry, I don't remember it was back in 2007.

Aegis probably was my team we came out to their around the time alot.

One use of mercenaries is to disguise casualties. The home front reacts less to dead mercs than army regulars who could be their kids.

Blackwater was never supposed to do what they ended up doing the problem was the people the military had doing the job couldn't handle it ambassador Bremer was being protected by some national guard MP unit and they just didn't have the experience. back then blackwater was composed of SEALS, SAS, SASR, PJs, MARSOC, CAG, ARMY SF, and Army Rangers that had been fighting the dirty wars throughout the 90s and early GWOT the military couldn't spare special forces for those jobs but blackwater was able to get the retired ones because they wanted a more flexible schedule and better pay. They had the experienced people and they weren't bogged down by bureaucracy so they were more adaptable.

@@CenlaSelfDefenseConcepts One perk of mercenaries is that you don't need to bother with long-term costs like VA bills. The public gets less upset when a contractor dies. I'm interested in the opposite end in general. The low-cost end of mercenary options.

Dude wtf Had me smiling tho

I'd have not wiped enough and leve massive spelling errors.

Legend has it he's still wiping.

By the rapid speach and one-breath paragraphs, I'd say he had to pee too.

Well Simon is known throughout RU-vid for his mispronounciation of various words.

It's even more sad because it's named after Sir Walter Raleigh... you'd think Simon would know how to pronounce his name, instead he sounds like a yankee.

@@mr.z3664 Even a yankee wouldn't mess it up that bad

Delta Force is stationed here too in Bragg

Seal team 6 in san diego

They do everything that the US government needs/wants plausible deniability.

Training is one of the largest jobs for mercenaries. In Africa they can be hired as an instructor cadre to build a local force around.

Camden, County, NC is the county were blackwater was located in. Raleigh is about 3 hours or so from Camden County depending on where you start from. It is not too far from the Virginia boarder if you cut through Elizabeth City, as it will take them about 45 minutes to get to Norfolk, Va. driving.

@@EyeOfTheWatcher Exactly. The Training facilty is a little over a 30 minute drive to the border however which is a stretch to say "located on the North Carolina-Virginia border". 30 minutes is reasonable if he was talking about 30 minutes to a nearby city like what he implied with Raleigh lol.

SensorTube strikes again!

The character of Big Boss was created in 1987 and most of his lore was established prior to public awareness of Blackwater. However, they most likely inspired the underlying plot of Metal Gear Solid 4 where proxy wars fought my PMC's are the backbone of the military industrial complex and the world economy (which was one thing he did not predict correctly).

Because Erik Prince is just a dog with no drive other than money Prigozhin and Wagner had a true anti colonial liberation ideology

​@chrisbutler1668 if Big Boss was created in 87, ALL of his lore was created before Blackwater was even founded.

​@captainspaulding5963 not necessarily. They only things Big Boss had lore wise when MGS 1 came out was that he was as a "legendary Mercenary" (whatever that means) was able to use that reputation to become commander of Fox Hound, and created Outer Heven and Zanzarbarland as nations defacto ruled by mercenaries. You could say he had an ethos due to radio conversations in the first two Metal Gear gamew but not much of a backstory. This phenomenon wasn't uncommon for video game characters/villains in the 80's and 90's. It wasn't until MGS3 that Big Boss had a backstory and the whole global military industrial complex puppetmaster angle, that always was in the background of the Solid games started to be fleshed out as well. MGS3 came out in 2003 if I remember correctly. Also it is well known Kojima didn't plan on making and sequels to the original Metal Gear when he made it. He only made Solid Snake after seeing Snake's Revenge and thinking it was crap. You don't go into detail for (expected) one shot games.

@chrisbutler1668 but not pre Afghanistan. This video shows that Blackwater was part of the initial invasion. That said MS3 is more about how the cold war was entirely a political conflict with no real point and nuclear procurement, then mercenaries. That part of Big Boss was fleshed out in Portible Ops and Peasewaller. I also @ed the wrong dude. I meant to reply to the guy saying Big Boss's lore was set in stone in 87

Canadian, Israeli, what's the airsoft difference? Project Gecko is cool and some of those larpers can outshoot servicemen who only touch their weapons once a year

We definitely made contact. We occasionally were able to redirect air power. Fantastic force multiplier. Particularly when you're scared shit less.

People always say "there were no WMDs." There tech ically were, but we were expecting/assuming that Saddam had an arsenal of more modern shells. Iraq was mostly our ally. And they kept Iran in check. Without Saddam Iran has grown in power. *Most people of Iraq have benefited from being a democracy, and the US Treasury is working with the Iraqi treasury to weed out corruption. They recommend Iraqis move away from the US dollar because terrorist and corrupt folk are using it in other countries due to its ready acceptance and buying power, at least until corruption levels are negligible.

Thank you for pointing that fact out that everyone just breezes by

Yea but that was a completely different incident. Feels weird seeing Haley there when talking about a bad shooting, when that turkey shoot was in response to US forces taking fire and they were the only backup at the time.

@@3klipse1 It was the Spanish Embassy siege in Najaf Iraq in 2004. Was a mix of Spanish, Salvadoran, Colombian, US Military forces, and the Blackwater PSD team and a QRF/ ERT/ TST Team that responded. Estimated 2500 Mahdi Army fanatical insurgents tried to attack the complex, and were held off.

It was a small part of the much larger Battle of Najaf. Sent in to extract a diplomat, Blackwater became trapped as the Mahdi Army began pushing reinforcements through the nearby cemetary into the city to face the US Marines. This created a crossfire in the cemetary. Blackwater and a small contingent of Marines on one flank and the 1/4 Marines pushing toward and into the cemetary from within the city. The diplomatic complex was never the primary target, but presented a problem which Mahdis had to counter. The "turkey shoot" refers to the sniper's paradise US Marine snipers found after occupying two hotels overlooking the cemetary. The battle broke the Mahdi Army, relegating them to a Sadr City problem primarily.

@@slartybarfastb3648 Correct, good context.

@@DJTheMetalheadMercenary Thanks. Due to the viral videos of Blackwater's fight, the 4th Marines tend to get little or no credit for the battle they fought and the carnage they inflicted on al-Sadr's Mahdi Army, Hezbollah and the Iranian IRGC Quds Force. The Mahdi Army survivors were allowed to leave the battlefield after 3 weeks, but did so unarmed and with US Marines lining their egress route to show them the way out of town. Al-Sadr fled to Iran and was never again the force he had been, instead, seeking refuge from US Special Forces and CIA in Iran, which showed where his allegiance layed.

Do you feel like the training they taught was actually pretty helpful? Do you think some of the techniques that they taught were actually superior?

My last name is Liberty and I was wondering if I was related to that Eric Liberty character

Yep, the whole team was exonerated/ pardoned after evidence was discovered to have been suppressed and they were a political railroad scapegoat.

Yah I worked with a bunch of those guys that were there with BW at that time. They had the guys immediately paint the trucks to cover up bullet strikes then investigators didn't show up until week or days later. Amongst other things was a matter of changing politics, then after that they even came out with a separate wing of IRS agents to go after all us pmc guys.

The irony is that you are the disposable one, too. Lol. Army infantry are exponentially less-well trained and have significantly higher casualty rates than Blackwater or Constellis ever have. We're not breaking down doors clearing houses, we get paid more and come in afterwards to babysit your infantry. You fail to understand that 80% of our guys came from military infantry, mostly 0311s or 11Bs from the USMC and Army respectively. But you keep sucking up the propaganda the military fed you to make you think you were favored. I could call in an airstrike in Iraq just as fast as you could. I had better gear, better training and a better team. I didn't have any privates, all of my guys were retired E4 or higher. Cope more.

Don’t get it, grinning because it meant you wouldn’t have to go or because you guys didn’t like PMCs? Don’t understand what the joke was

@@scottmeredith3359 We just had no respect for them. They only popped up when they made mistakes. Absolutely did not share intel.

Depends we had sf teams coming to us for Intel, not sure what contractor teams you worked with. Know received and knew way more about all of iraqs daily events then ever knew in the marines.

@@joshm7225 They pretty much got banned after Nisour Square (from the briefing. I'll get that later). And before i left they even banned the Brits for the sin of drinking on base. By the time i left, it was pretty much just a circle jerk where the Army provided the ground intel, the Air Force provided translations of recovered documents, and... everyone else had been excommunicated by the base commander other than KBR and Tripple Canopy because they ran the DFAC and the gate, but weren't allowed in the briefing. My base commander wouldn't trust the African mercs the doors to the chow hall or even the front gate with access to the very threats they faced while guarding us.

How... Bleak

Stop your bitching

New oligarchy.

@@dabajabaza111I wish

​@@dabajabaza111the oligarcy is Black Rock, Vanguard and State Street notice Larry Fink never gets in trouble for anything but Erick Prince did? Private Schools are just like PMCs they're better because they get paid to do a job without the government micromanaging them.

@@CenlaSelfDefenseConcepts Nicely put.