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Germany to prosecute CIA

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Ox

posted on Apr, 10 2007 @ 06:10 PM
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Germany to prosecute CIA


www.washingtonpost.com

HAMBURG -- The decision by Munich prosecutors to press charges against CIA counterterrorism operatives for kidnapping a German citizen, Khaled el-Masri, won widespread applause last week from German politicians and the public. "The great ally is not allowed to simply send its thugs out into Europe's streets," lectured the Munich newspaper Sueddeutsche Zeitung.
But there has been an awkward silence and no prosecutions in the parallel case of another German citizen, Mohammed Haydar Zammar, who was also covertly abducted in a CIA-sponsored mission after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. The difference: German agents were directly involved in the Zammar case, providing crucial information to the CIA about his travels and making a secret trip to Syria to interrogate him after he landed in prison there.
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Ox

posted on Apr, 10 2007 @ 06:10 PM
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It's about time someone stood up against the Nazi Regime of the USA it's thugs, It's just a little ironic that it's the Germans.

No matter what this man did or has done in the past there is no need for the USA to believe it's Spy agencies are allowed to travel the world and do what ever they like to who ever they like when ever they like. They have ZERO jurisdiction in any other country than the USA. Why does America believe it is able to go anywhere and do anything to anyone?

This man has been gone from his country, friends and family for 5 years and resurfaced in Syria.

"Unlike Masri, a car salesman from Bavaria who was grabbed in an apparent case of mistaken identity, Zammar had previously drawn scrutiny from German and U.S. investigators for his role in the Hamburg cell that planned the Sept. 11 hijackings. German authorities have never assembled enough evidence to charge him with a crime. But given his association with the Hamburg group, few people in Germany have been willing to take up his cause or question the legality of how he was abducted."

And how many cases of "Mistaken identity" has there been? More than a few, if the CIA is so damn good at what they do, why are they taking the wrong people? Cause they dont care! They dont care who's lives they ruin who they torture or who they kill.

This has to stop..

I hope the Germans catch all the CIA members involved and hold them, without legal counsel for the rest of their lives in little dark boxes to be forgotten about.

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