Billy Graham, Drug Trafficking, Ebola, and the CIA?

[Doug Fisher]

The FAA has a program called the Blocked Aircraft Registration Request, or BARR, which allows you to request that your plane not be tracked. Luckily, a court ruled that the list of blocked aircraft had to be released if a FOIA request was submitted. You still can't track them, but you can see the tail numbers.


http://issuu.com/wsj.com/docs/jettracker-blocked3.pdf


On this 2011 list, you'll see the CIA aircraft from Stevens Express, Devon Holding and Leasing, as well as some aircraft from Samaritan's Purse.


Here you can read Samaritan's Purse request to have their aircraft blocked.


https://archive.org/stream/686315-threat...3_djvu.txt

In compliance with the Federal Aviation Administration June 3, 201 1 Notice (Docket No. FAA-201 1-0183), Samaritan's Purse is certifying that a Valid Security Concern clearly exists. A Valid Security Concern is a verifiable threat to person, property, or company, including a threat of death, kidnapping or serious bodily harm against an individual.

Due to the controversy and sensitivity of the subject of Islam and the constant national and international media attention, Mr. Graham is subject to verifiable threats. For this reason, it is critical that the BARR service remain in place for the aircraft list above.

Another recent example of a verifiable threat occurred in March 201 1 . An agent from the Federal Bureau of Investigation contacted our offices to share information about a family that had moved from the United States to Yemen and back to the United States. While in Yemen, the teenage son attended a conventional Islamic school and then the family returned to the United States.


When the son returned to the United States the FBI reported to our Samaritan's Purse Security Department that in U.S. Customs ii was discovered that the young man carried a "hit list" and Franklin Graham's name was on the list, in addition, our ministry has received other calls regarding persons angry about comments Mr. Graham made when discussing the topic of Islam and its impact in the United States and countries around the world.