Morales assassins: Bolivia gang "fought in Balkans"

[Jan Klimkowski]

Some intrepid cybersoul rescued this via google cache from the I-RMS website, about co-founder Jim Farrell, before it became elusive:

Jim is a former Regimental Sergeant Major with the Irish army's special forces unit, Army Ranger Wing, specialising in Anti-Terrorist Intervention. Jim had direct responsibility for all training and operational matters. He organised, coordinated and participated in intensive cross-training with other European army special forces units in Germany, France, Holland and Sweden. He has served overseas in the Lebanon, Iraq, East Timor and in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
As a former Special Forces Instructor, Jim brings undeniable expertise to many of our security risk sectors

Wiki suggests (my emphasis):

The Irish Army Ranger Wing (ARW, Irish: Sciathán Fianóglach an Airm)[3] is the special forces unit of the Irish Defence Forces.

The ARW trains and operates with many international special operations units worldwide, including the US Army Rangers,[2] Marine Corps Force Recon, Delta Force[2] and Navy SEALs, French GIGN,[4] German GSG 9,[4] Swedish SSG,[4] Italian COMSUBIN,[4] Australian SAS[2] and New Zealand SAS[2] among others.

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As Ireland's premier hostage rescue unit, operators from the ARW were deployed to Iraq alongside Arabic-speaking members of G2 (the military intelligence branch of the Irish military), after Irish journalist Rory Carroll was abducted in 2005. The Rangers were charged with liaison with U.S. Special Operations Forces in regard to a possible rescue operation, and to provide security to the Irish Government representatives who were attempting to negotiate his release. Their assistance was not required however, as Mr. Carroll was released a short time later.[13][14]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Army_Ranger_Wing

We're in military-intellligence-meets-(im)plausibly-deniable-private-mercenaries, Manchurian Global, um Xi, territory....