350 diplomatic flights carry weapons for terrorists

So it seems that someone has uncovered the covert logistics to the arms / drug wars happening all around us . This piece has all the documentation to back it up . Its a thick read but it has most of the usual suspects as well as a few others .

"Azerbaijan’s Silk Way Airlines transports weapons with diplomatic clearance for Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Congo"

At least 350 diplomatic Silk Way Airlines (an Azerbaijani state-run company) flights transported weapons for war conflicts across the world over the last 3 years. The state aircrafts of Azerbaijan carried on-board tens of tons of heavy weapons and ammunition headed to terrorists under the cover of diplomatic flights.

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These are State actors involved in the biggest corruption this world has ever seen .

There is a audio interview at 21st century wire with the author you can listen to .

This week we deliver another LIVE broadcast, this time from Britain’s former naval stronghold in Plymouth, England, as SUNDAY WIRE host Patrick Henningsen along with UK Column Editor Mike Robinson break down the biggest stories at home and internationally. In the first hour, we’ll connect with Bulgarian journalist Dilyana Gaytandzhieva to discuss her recent in-depth investigation into NATO’s secret weapons trafficking operation which has been delivering arms to terrorists in Syria by using diplomatic cover for charter flights. In the second hour, we’ll connect with Adam Garrie, a UK-based writer and editor of The Duran to discuss the recent meeting between Putin and Trump at the G20 and what it means for East-West relations and prospects for Syria. In third hour we’ll try to connect with our roving report, Miles Elliott, on the ground at Grenfell Tower in West London for updates there.

The interview is in the first part of the show 21stcenturywire.com...

a reply to: the2ofusr1

Very old news. Diplomatic pouches are an express method for weapons smuggling.

a reply to: MaestroMind

I can't watch the video but judging by the image I can see, those "weapon boxes" will never fit inside a diplomatic pouch.

a reply to: LightSpeedDriver

Like a diplomatic pouch ,a shipping container or a complete plane can have the diplomatic status . That is how they are bypassing inspections .

a reply to: LightSpeedDriver

Oh, I see. You are ignorant as to the official definition of, "diplomatic pouch" so let me clarify it for you in short...

A diplomatic pouch is defined as any container in which official freight is sent to or from an embassy without being subject to customs inspection.

As someone who holds TS/SCI clearance I know this definition very intimately as part of staunch ITAR and EAR regulatory enforcements. Look it up. You are welcome for the enlightenment.

a reply to: MaestroMind

Drugs as well travel the "diplomatic-pouch-route". Living in Miami, Fla In the mid 70's, I knew of at least a couple of Bahamian and Colombian "civil servants" with diplomatic immunity on everything and anything and in any quantity of "luggage-etc" they would bring entering the country.

I know they did the same with large amounts of currency leaving on their return flights. Show I.D. and they shove the "luggage" right on through without checking.

If I remember right, U.S. soldiers in Viet Nam days would return with duffel bags full of contraband because it traveled through military facilities and wasnt subject to the same rules.

I apologise for my ignorance of technical terms and thank you all for the enlightenment.

a reply to: mysterioustranger

Indeed they do. Any number of "articles" in mass travel the "diplomatic pouch route" every single day unbeknownst to the general public and governments. This is a huge loophole which terrorist nation states take full advantage of at every given chance.

a reply to: MaestroMind

So if Julian Assange was sneaked out in a 'diplomatic box' would you imagine that big box would make it to the plane?
Would probably be some diplomatic fallout for the ongoing stalemate.

originally posted by: MaestroMind
a reply to: LightSpeedDriver

As someone who holds TS/SCI clearance I know this definition very intimately as part of staunch ITAR and EAR regulatory enforcements. Look it up. You are welcome for the enlightenment.

You probably shouldn't be telling the world that.

a reply to: turbo8

U.S. State Department does not forbid disclosure of status. Only know-how, technical specifications, etc, etc, is off limits.

a reply to: MaestroMind

Same in the UK, no crime to state which act of parliament or statute etc covers what you do.

a reply to: InceyWincey

Once you are fully vetted, investigated and cleared for issuance by FBI, Secret Service, Interpol and a whole host of alphabet agencies most people have never heard of(which is why the process can take as long as 1 yr to complete contingent on how clean you are) you are under no obligation to withhold your status.

a reply to: MaestroMind

Same UK, no obligation to withhold your status.
No matter how high or low one may be in the food chain.
It would be a silly crime, which is why it is not in the UK same as your nation.

a reply to: InceyWincey

What's your thoughts of assange in a diplomatic box after a new fridge freezer was delivered to the embassy?
Fridge freezer is hypothetical of course.

a reply to: InceyWincey

Most people are ignorant to this fact. It is pretty self-explanatory. Airlines know it through DHS when I make reservations. It is just an issued clearance. Not some ultra secretive club.

a reply to: MaestroMind

On-topic no surprise with organised diplomatic shady #. Britain moves stuff around the world in the same way when it's the best option.
Every nation does when it can get away with it.

a reply to: InceyWincey

Why of course. Weapons are moved all around the world via various authorized channels. Diplomatic status is only one out of many. What can be done about it? Absolutely nothing. Makes one wonder where did all those tactical suitcase nukes go right after the fall of the USSR? They weren't dismantled. They weren't accounted for? Where are they now?

a reply to: MaestroMind

Lol, weapons, people, drugs in no particular order.

a reply to: MaestroMind

Double post sorry