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    FF seeks to delete parts of rendition report

    The Government is seeking to delete key parts of a European Parliament report that criticises Ireland for allowing its airports to be used by CIA aircraft linked to rendition.

    In a series of amendments to be submitted to the parliamentary committee set up to investigate the illegal transfer of terrorist suspects today, Fianna Fáil MEP Eoin Ryan will try to delete references to the 147 CIA flights that stopped over at Irish airports. - Irish Times
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    Re: FF seeks to delete parts of rendition report

    Quote Originally Posted by David Cochrane
    The Government is seeking to delete key parts of a European Parliament report that criticises Ireland for allowing its airports to be used by CIA aircraft linked to rendition.

    In a series of amendments to be submitted to the parliamentary committee set up to investigate the illegal transfer of terrorist suspects today, Fianna Fáil MEP Eoin Ryan will try to delete references to the 147 CIA flights that stopped over at Irish airports. - Irish Times
    Well unless they have some genuine reason except for trying to avoid negative publicity that is outrageous.
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    This is a shameful attempt to airbrush vital facts out of a well researched and important European Parliament report. I doubt even Fianna Fáil's co-MEPs in the Union for Europe of the Nations Group would support Eoin Ryan's cowardly ammendments.
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