Originally published December 1 2005
Flight records suggest Poland and Romania as sites of secret CIA prisons
by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, NaturalNews Editor
Tom Malinowski, the Washington director of Human Rights Watch, announced suspicions that Poland and Romania are the European countries that have allowed the CIA to deposit al-Qaeda detainees in secret prisons for interrogation.
Tom Malinowski, the Washington director of the human rights group, said the evidence, though circumstantial, strongly pointed to Poland and Romania as being among the unidentified eastern European countries referred to in a Washington Post report yesterday on secret CIA-run prisons.
Mr Malinowski said sources in Afghanistan told the New York-based rights organisation that top al-Qaeda suspects, including Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, were moved out of Afghanistan in September 2003.
The same month, a Boeing 737 leased by the CIA to transport prisoners departed from Kabul and made stops at remote airfields in Poland and Romania before continuing on to Morocco and then to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, he said.
"It's a large aircraft so one could imagine a large group of detainees flying on this plane, as against some other smaller executive jets that they used," he said.
Advertisement: "The fact that it stops in eastern Europe, then Morocco and then Guantanamo suggests different classes of prisoners being deposited in different places," he said.
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