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Tuesday, December 06, 2005

Renditions in context 
From a reader:

July, 1993. Mohammed Ali Rezaq, suspect in the 1985 hijacking of EgyptAir Flight 648, was rendered to Nigeria.

April 1995. Abdul Hakim Murad was rendered to the Philippines.

December 1995. Wali Khan, Amin Sha, a suspectin the 1995 Far East bomb plot, was rendered to a country the State Department does not care to name.

September 1996. Tsutomu Shirosaki, suspected in the May 1986 attack on the US Embassy in Jakarta, was rendered to a country the State Department does not care to name.

In June, 1997, Mr Aimal Kansi, suspect in a 1993 shooting outside CIA headquarters, was rendered to a country the State Department does not care to name.

June, 1998. Mohammed Rashid, suspect in the 1982 Pan Am bombing, was rendered to a country the State Department does not care to name.

August 1998. Mohamed Rashed Daoud Al-Owhali, suspect in the August 1998 US Embassy bombing in Kenya, was rendered to Kenya.

August 1998. Mohamed Sadeek Odeh, suspect in the 1998 US Embassy bombing in Kenya, was rendered to Kenya.

December 1999. Khalfan Khamis Mohamed, suspected coconspirator in the August 1998 East Africa bombings, was rendered to South Africa.

This is the rendition record of the "Most ethical administration in history."

Obviously they weren't effective enough. For example, Ramzi Yousef's uncle is one Khalid Sheikh Mohamed. Had we stepped on his neck a bit more, we might have rolled up Sheikh Mohamed eventually and prevented the 9/11 attacks.

Maybe we should have let the Pakistanis hold him a little longer.

Splash, out

Jason

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