Just a super geeky guy who composes music in spare times.
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VicariousE
Ever been to Germany? I think the US is going to run of money, so why work for a loser?
Either way, sounds like you got some good options down.
Freelance is work can be spotty, although the travel's kind of neat. Still, nothing beats a single location... less running around to do, plus you know the heats gonna work (or towers cooled).
Wurfel-Waffles
Germany is a great start. I only worked for them as security adviser, once. Fresh from university graduate and I got the job immediately along with my friends. Luck and shits. Moved on as combatant after 10 months. Deployed in Afghan right on the fresh start of its decade-long war.
US government has a long way to go to the bankruptcy path. The national's financial maybe but not government and whoever-related. I have worked for private sectors and I know part of the picture currently. Good enough to get myself a nice little warm position.
ArmorGroup has 3 positions available currently, intelligence contractor, security adviser and private bodyguard. Kabul, Dubai and Mexico City. Gears are on.
Yeah, thank to you I got the freelancing idea. Tired of sitting in a spot. May back for it later.
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I'm at these not for patriotic but for passionate and money, of course . I have enough skills and experiences to apply all these careers.