From: Adam 

Gary Britt wrote:

> That's not what I had in mind or what the Israeli's do in Europe.
>

They don't do that in Europe either & haven't since they had a long
line of murders & kidnappings to account for from innocent palestinian
swedish people gunned down in stockholm to vannunu.

They get caught they go to jail & their gov gets a painful feeling of
rejection from numerous programs & agreements.

Adam


> Gary
>
> "Adam" <""4thwormcastfromthemolehill\"{at}the
field.near the bridge"> wrote in
> message news:439f60be{at}w3.nls.net...
>
>>Gary Britt wrote:
>>
>>>Well, I wouldn't take this guy's organization's word for much, but to be
>>>honest, if we weren't doing that kind of stuff.  We definitely should
>
> be.
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>>>We should be doing what the Israeli's do.  They don't bother
>
> renditioning
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>>>these terrorist leaders anywhere, they just send them to meet their 72
>>>virgins.
>>>
>>
>>By dropping 1 ton bombs on apartment blocks.
>>
>>Adam
>>
>>
>>>Gary
>>>
>>>"Rich Gauszka"  wrote in message
>>>news:439ef4d6$1{at}w3.nls.net...
>>>
>>>
>>>>Kidnapping Europeans now?
>>>>
>>>>http://www.forbes.com/home/feeds/afx/2005/12/13/afx2388342.html
>>>>
>>>>PARIS (AFX) - The CIA appears to have abducted suspects in Europe and
>>>>illegally transferred them to other countries, according to the
>>>
>>>preliminary
>>>
>>>
>>>>results of a Council of Europe investigation released today.
>>>>
>>>>'Legal proceedings under way in certain countries appear to show that
>>>>individuals were abducted and transferred to other countries without
>>>
>>>respect
>>>
>>>
>>>>for any legal assistance procedures,' the Swiss senator who leads the
>>>>inquiry, Dick Marty, said as he presented his findings to date.
>>>>
>>>>The rapporteur's comments, made at a meeting of the Council
of Europe's
>>>>human rights committee, were released in an official
statement from the
>>>>46-member rights and democracy body.
>>>>
>>>>Marty said the results of his investigation added weight to
reports that
>>>
>>>the
>>>
>>>
>>>>CIA flew terror suspects to and from secret prisons in Europe, and
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> called
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>>>>for European governments to fully investigate the claims.
>>>>
>>>>'The elements we have gathered so far tend to reinforce the
credibility
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> of
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>>>>the allegations concerning the transport and temporary detention of
>>>>detainees -- outside all judicial procedure -- in European
countries,'
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> he
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>>>>said.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
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