The CIA Flies G5 Jets When They Kidnap and Render Someone - Should They?

[AzzarTheGod]

Jamil Qasim Saeed Mohammed, a 27 year-old Yemeni national, arrived in Pakistan in 1993, as a student in the microbiology department of Karachi University. On 23 October 2001, witnesses saw Jamil Qasim Saeed Mohammed being bundled on board a Gulfstream V, registration N379P, by a group of masked men in Karachi airport, Pakistan. The plane flew Jamil Qasim Saeed Mohammed, shackled and blindfolded, to Jordan. The following day, flight logs indicate the Gulfstream flew from Jordan to Frankfurt and then to Glasgow Prestwick to refuel, before returning to Dulles International near Washington DC. Flight logs from Eurocontrol and other sources confirm the centrality of Prestwick to Mohammed’s rendition circuit. The N379P into which he was strapped originated in Washington, flying on the 15th September, 2001 to Prestwick for refuelling, before moving to destinations, such as Lisbon, Frankfurt, Tblisi and finally Amman.

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Weigh in here. Keep in mind the CIA has a black budget and a mandate that allows them to raise funds by any means necessary outside of US borders. This is what the current law says anyway. I am sure they raise funds in US borders but that's conspiratorial to claim since its speculative.

Should that type of money, much of it blood money (credit card fraud, wire fraud, investment fraud, mail fraud, quasi-legal business ventures, skimming, scams, also possibly including drugs, robbery, extortion) be going towards Gulfstream jets for CIA field agents to enjoy?

This is a US government agency, tax dollars do go towards funding a portion of this transportation method.

Are you ok with extreme luxury seats, luxury woodgrain, luxury coffee expresso machine, designer leather, designer seatbelts, designer TV screens, essentially one of one of the most comfortable and expensive private jets available for commercial purchase being used for CIA field operations (kidnapping and render) in Pakistan? How do you personally feel about it?

Yay or nay? Like it, dislike it? Genuinely interested in seeing where people stand on something like this.