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Turkish shipping company Avrasya Shipping, Kazakh cargo air operator Sigma Airlines and Jordanian maritime firm ...
It is debateable whether much of what comes out of Hollywood these days passes for art, but whatever it is, life certainly seems to be intent on imitating it. Here’s a fascinating, although weirdly chilling, story about how the US is building, or converting, a fleet of cargo ships that are actually mobile anti-terror bases which, because of the absence of international law on the high seas, are great for all that rendition activity the country’s special services like to indulge in.
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