CIA Mission To Kidnap Edward Snowden

This Gulfstrwam V with the tail number N977GA is part of the Justice Prisoner and Alien Transportation Systems (JPATS), operated by US Marshals. Source: DuncanCampbell.org

A paramilitary team belonging to the CIA is operative in Copenhagen and ready to kidnap Snowden, the popular whistleblower, and bring him in the US with an aircraft on standby in the same city.

The CIA agents are following Snowden's movements, trying to exploit a trip in one or other European country, when there would be an opportunity to kidnap him.

A CIA’s plane  waiting in Copenhagen is a Gulfstream V, registered under the number N977GA.

“On the evening of 24 June 2013, as Snowden arrived in Moscow from Hong Kong intending to fly on to Cuba, an unmarked Gulfstream V business jet – tail number N977GA – took off from a quiet commercial airport 30 miles from Washington DC. Manassas Regional Airport discreetly offers its clients “the personal accommodations and amenities you can’t find at commercial airports”, wrote The Register.

“Early next morning, N977GA was detected heading east over Scotland at the unusually high altitude of 45,000 feet. It had not filed a flight plan, and was flying above the level at which air traffic control reporting is mandatory.”

The same aircraft has been used by the CIA to transport captives to the CIA’s secret prisons which has been created since 9/11

The documents obtained by the Denfri confirmed the circumstance revealing that Danish police and government officers approved the positioning of the CIA plane in Copenhagen for unspecified “state purposes.”

The documents include a government letter from FBI representatives that asks for support of the Norwegian government. requesting the Norwegian authorities to immediately notify US intelligence agencies in the event that Snowden crosses to Norway, Finland, Sweden or Denmark.

The Danish intelligence has sought to preserve total secrecy in relation to the stationing of the CIA aircraft in Copenhagen.

“Denmark’s relationship with the USA would be damaged if the information [content redacted from the documents] becomes public knowledge,” The Denmark’s interior ministry told Denfri.

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