[philwelch]

> Personally, I'd vastly prefer he not be subject to "extraordinary rendition"

If he was subject to extraordinary rendition, they'd have him by now. That's the whole point of extraordinary rendition.

[csense]

> If he was subject to extraordinary rendition, they'd have him by now. That's the whole point of extraordinary rendition.

Maybe, maybe not. Depends on how well-protected and cautious he is, and how much cooperation the renditors can get from the local government.