2007
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| File:Yucatan-coke-crash.jpg A section of the cocaine laden Gulfstream II jet which crashed in Mexico |
In 2007 the Yucatan Gulfstream drug crash continued to add to the evidence of CIA Drug Trafficking, which continued to be avoided by the commercially-controlled media. They also more or less eschewed the Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Commission which found variuos members of the US administration guilty of war crimes in relation to the unprovoked attack on Iraq.
Yucatan Gulfstream drug crash
- Full article: 2007 Yucatan Gulfstream drug crash
- Full article: 2007 Yucatan Gulfstream drug crash
A US-registered luxury jet, a Gulfstream II (tailnumber N987SA) crashed into the jungle in Mexico’s Yucatan carrying an uncertain number of tons of cocaine. Daniel Hopsicker dubbed this 'Cocaine 2'[1] as it happened the year after the Mexico DC-9 drug bust which he dubbed 'Cocaine 1'. The plane had previously been used by the CIA for "rendition", but they claim that documents prove that after owning it for nearly a decade, they sold it on and that it changed hands at two or three times in the weeks leading up to the crash...