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The Mystery Jet...
Any of you lot I wonder......?
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US CIA plane spirits terror suspects to torturing countries: report
WASHINGTON, Dec 27 (AFP) - A US jet registered to a ghost company whisks
terror suspects to countries that use torture, The Washington Post reported
Monday, based on its own investigation.
The Gulfstream V turbojet has been seen at US military bases around the
world, often loading up hooded and shackled suspects and delivering them to
countries known to use torture, a process the CIA calls "rendition," the
Washington daily said.
The Post investigated the ownership of the jet, which has been spotted in
Afghanistan, Indonesia, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Libya, Morocco, Pakistan, Saudi
Arabia and Uzbekistan and which carries the tail number N379P, according to
the newspaper.
The officers of the plane's corporate owner, Premier Executive Transport
Services, are all listed with dates of birth in the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s,
but with social security numbers issued since 1998, found the Post, which was
unable to locate any further business or credit information on them or on the
company.
The CIA refused comment, but such "proprietary" or front corporations are
standard procedure for the agency, former operatives told the Post.
The "rendering" of suspects to countries that employ interrogation
techniques banned in the United States is worrisome and could violate the UN
Convention on Torture, World Organization for Human Rights USA executive
director Morton Sklar told the daily.
The Post article confirmed much of a November 14 article published in the
Sunday Times, of London, which obtained flight plans for the plane, which, the
Times said, always departs from Washington, DC and has visited the US Navy
base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, where about 550 terror suspects are held.
A Swedish television program, "Cold Facts," reported that in December 2001,
the jet took hooded terror suspects to Egypt, according to the Post, which
confirmed the Swedish report independently.
The Post said the plane, with hooded crew members speaking with US accents,
loaded two Egyptian nationals and took off at 4:30 am for Cairo.
It said airport officials and amateur plane spotters, some using
binoculars, have logged multiple sightings of N379P at several US military
airports and fueling stations.
kd/jjc
US-attacks-CIA-plane-rights-Guantanamo
US CIA plane spirits terror suspects to torturing countries: report
WASHINGTON, Dec 27 (AFP) - A US jet registered to a ghost company whisks
terror suspects to countries that use torture, The Washington Post reported
Monday, based on its own investigation.
The Gulfstream V turbojet has been seen at US military bases around the
world, often loading up hooded and shackled suspects and delivering them to
countries known to use torture, a process the CIA calls "rendition," the
Washington daily said.
The Post investigated the ownership of the jet, which has been spotted in
Afghanistan, Indonesia, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Libya, Morocco, Pakistan, Saudi
Arabia and Uzbekistan and which carries the tail number N379P, according to
the newspaper.
The officers of the plane's corporate owner, Premier Executive Transport
Services, are all listed with dates of birth in the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s,
but with social security numbers issued since 1998, found the Post, which was
unable to locate any further business or credit information on them or on the
company.
The CIA refused comment, but such "proprietary" or front corporations are
standard procedure for the agency, former operatives told the Post.
The "rendering" of suspects to countries that employ interrogation
techniques banned in the United States is worrisome and could violate the UN
Convention on Torture, World Organization for Human Rights USA executive
director Morton Sklar told the daily.
The Post article confirmed much of a November 14 article published in the
Sunday Times, of London, which obtained flight plans for the plane, which, the
Times said, always departs from Washington, DC and has visited the US Navy
base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, where about 550 terror suspects are held.
A Swedish television program, "Cold Facts," reported that in December 2001,
the jet took hooded terror suspects to Egypt, according to the Post, which
confirmed the Swedish report independently.
The Post said the plane, with hooded crew members speaking with US accents,
loaded two Egyptian nationals and took off at 4:30 am for Cairo.
It said airport officials and amateur plane spotters, some using
binoculars, have logged multiple sightings of N379P at several US military
airports and fueling stations.
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This GV was re-registered N44982 on the 16th of this month.
http://162.58.35.241/acdatabase/nnum...umbertxt=44982
For sale?
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