Every day we escort executives and engineers through Latin America. If you kidnap a chief executive or vice president, you've kidnapped a company. If you have that executive, then you've disrupted that company. That's our job, to prevent it from happening.

Our people are trained to protect our clients without being big and obvious. We allow our clients to focus on their business and let us worry about reducing the risk.

What a lot of people don't know is that very visible corporate executives with very visible companies do have executive-protection details. And a good detail is you don't see them. They're at their best when they're transparent.

MLS has certainly had more success courting the Central American fan than the Mexican-America fan and I think that is due to the fact the Central American fan sees MLS as a step up from their own leagues. Mexican-American fans do not see MLS as on a par with the Mexican First Division. That's where Major League Soccer still struggles, is to gain that respect with the Mexican-American fan.

America and its crusader allies have not achieved anything. Its forces in the battleground are receiving blows each day.

All that goes on in a single day in America is hard to imagine.