March 20, 2004: BPL & Interpol - David Race Bannon

FEMA warns BPL would knock out emergency commsJim Haney of the ARRL says FEMA wrote that its own emergency transmitters wouldn't be able to operate if Broadband over Power Lines is rolled out - radiation from neighborhood power lines would blanket the HF spectrum.

Interpol agents demand affidavit, supervisor killedBannon claims after his book published, Interpol officers came to his home pressuring him to sign an affidavit denying the book; his supervisor Jacques Defer gathered 256 pages of documentation to protect him and was shot and killed in Marseille on May 10 of the prior year during the resulting struggle.

ArchangelInterpol unit that 'eliminated' child traffickers: Bannon names the subdirectorate Archangel, says his three-man team was tasked with locating buyers and sellers in international child sex slavery, and once Rosetta delivered a dossier they would 'eliminate the target' - which Art names directly as vigilantism.

Time coverCIA's authorized terrorist hit list: Bannon points to the Feb 3 (2003) Time magazine cover story 'CIA Secret Army' which identified that the agency holds a list of terrorist leaders it is authorized to kill - arguing this hit-list mentality has long existed in covert agencies including Interpol.

Admission of routine torture for intelAsked if Interpol tortures detainees, Bannon says 'no doubt whatsoever' - that working North Korean terrorists who funded operations through child pornography or producers of child sex slavery rings, his teams 'would frequently torture them to acquire information about the network.'