Frontine: Extraordinary Rendition [Synopsis and Video]


	Frontine: Extraordinary Rendition [Synopsis and Video]

zizzy

11-8-2007 9:15 PM

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bisher al-rawi, abu omar, rendition, bush administration, justice, war on terror, torture, egypt, afghanistan, cia

zizzy says:

Video time is 29:38 - entire program.

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