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has the information the US media (New York Times and Washington Post) compiled and then declined to publish.
There is an interesting article in the Guardian today on CIA planes going through Palma de Mallorca airport in Spain. Among those believed to have passed through Palma are the kidnappers of the German citizen Khaled al-Masri, who lives in Ulm. He went on holday to Macedonia, and got mistaken for someone else.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/usa/story/0,12271,1642829,00.html
As it says in the article:
"Prosecutors in Munich have reportedly asked Spanish police for a copy of their report. They are looking into the kidnapping of a German citizen, Khaled al-Masri, who was snatched in Macedonia in January 2004 and taken to a jail believed to be in Afghanistan. Al-Masri says he was shackled, beaten, injected with drugs and questioned persistently about his alleged links with al-Qaida. He was returned to Albania six months later, apparently after his kidnappers realised they had the wrong man."
Whereabout in eastern Europe are the CIA prisons? It is time they were paid a visit.
with 2 million square kilometers of island, Greenlanders have the biggest island in the world, but 82% is under ice. Unfortuantely other people had got the name "iceland" so they were happy to call it "greenland" for a while. But in recent years the independence bug has bitten the residents and would be completely sovreign citizens of Kalaallit Nunaat voting for today's members of the Nuna Nuamminarsoltug (parliament) want to break the ties which bind Grønland and Denmark.
the two main parties battling it out are Siumut and Inuit Ataqatigiit.
Here is the imperial Danish website on its overseas posessions
http://www.um.dk/Publikationer/UM/English/Denmark/kap7/7-1.asp
I'll update the results. (kalaallit nunaats have more than 50 words for "vote").
Spain is launching an investigation into claims that CIA planes carrying terror suspects made secret stopovers on Spanish soil.
Interior Minister Jose Antonio Alonso made the announcement on Spanish television on Tuesday.
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.. as far as I know the temperature was a few degrees warmer around the time the vikings landed in Greenland so they actually found a "Green" land. At this time grape vines grew in southern England. A few hundred years later the temperature dropped which ended the "greenland" and prompted hordes of eskimos to make their way south to take over the viking colony...