Of course in a world where governments fly suspects half-way round the globe to be tortured and call it, Rumsfeld-style, 'extraordinary rendition', and where MI6 allegedly bugs a stone in Moscow park, you can believe just about anything.
Those who find they are unable to fly and suspect watchlisting are able to file a "redress request" with the Department of Homeland Security, but even reinstatement of flying benefits does not protect against future watchlisting.
Senator Ted Kennedy was treated as a no-fly suspect at one point; so have small children and lots of peaceable people.
He did assert, however, that the United States and Morocco cooperated in renditions, flying suspects from Afghanistan or Pakistan to Morocco for interrogation by the C.I.A. Morocco has always denied any such role.
It's his final individual race, the hundred-metre fly, that I suspect I'll remember most from this Olympics — and maybe from his career.
While I would recommend the pair set their sights on something more generally popular, like a site dedicated to hilarious stock photos of funny cats or something about the Kardashians, their noble effort needs $50,000 to fly and I suspect many of us would pay $10 not to read another exciting top ten list about which purse Jennifer Anniston used to fend off the advances of a drunk Andy Dick.
After the 9/11 attacks, the CIA flew terror suspects to secret locations around the world to face interrogation outside the restrictions of US law.
Well, the current focus on the CIA policy of flying terror suspects to countries where they can be questioned outside the protection of US law reveals that the latest word to get its ass kicked is "rendition".
The biting fly explanation has long been suspected, as flies tend to avoid black-and-white striped surfaces.
The bigger problem is that most of Koito's 34 airline customers are already flying with suspect seats installed in their airplanes.
Mr Cameron told MPs that the inquiry would be free to look at allegations that agencies were complicit in CIA operations to secretly fly mistreated suspects from country to country, a practice known as "extraordinary rendition".
