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I think now we're logging to 316 Delta

Bravo on flight F2.

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

That's the plane golf jet.

Gateway doors are opening as we speak.

I need those Haddad photos, and I need
them five minutes before I even lose it.

And we're sure it's Haddad.

You doing it, Slade? Yeah.

Here's the photo he's using on the
passport, and here's the photo of Haddad

taken two days ago in Syria by Mossad.
I'm going to try to get into the airport

security. Speed me anything that you
think might be helpful for me here. Come

on, come on. Would you just show me a
little bit out here, please?

Yeah, the passenger's about to get off.

William Flipinski, are you there? On the
way down to the customs hall.

CBSA is setting up all the equipment
here.

Good, keep me informed.

Come on.

Yes, I got it.

I got it. Hey, I got airport security
meeting live, okay?

Good. I got two agents in the jet one.

Okay.

There he is.

There he is, Gwad.

Here they come.

Physician.

Where did he develop some new gel
explosive?

We're on.

Maybe that's it.

I remember when pullers were goddamn
miracles with technology.

Okay. Track Haddad as far as the
escalator, then divert the rest of the

passengers to Area C.

Slade, can you identify Haddad's
companion?

Haddad just handed him a note.

Maybe they traveled together?

I don't know. I'm going to check up the
seating plan. Bring up the airplane

seating plan for me.

Okay.

Kareem. Nizar Kareem. I'm going to cross
-reference that with the passport

registry. Got it.

Nizar Kareem. He's a Canadian citizen.
He's traveling on a Canadian passport.

Enhance the image.

No, it's fixed lens. I don't... Oh, my
God.

Hold on. Just hold on a second here,
boss. Let me back this thing up.

Do you see it?

Does that look off to you? What is that
around his waist?

Do you want Syrian food?

No, boss. Do you see that?

Haddad could be strapped. It might be a
money belt or scanner -proof explosive.

Copy that. The man with Haddad is Nizar
Kareem. Nothing on file to keep him from

questioning Sergeant Harani.

Stay with him.

Integration and custom security, may I
have your attention?

We need you to move quickly but calmly
out of this area.

Keep time, but right now we need you to
clear the area.

Suspect is approaching the escalator.
It's showtime here.

Oh, God.

All right. That was a long flight. Well,
my feet are like watermelons. All

right, well, off you go.

Daddy. Papa, don't have baby.

Did somebody tell me what's happening
down there?

If you surrender,

you live. Anything else is suicide.

Huh? But I won't die alone.

Slowly pack.

Thank you, Major. We'll take it from
here.

I wasn't aware we notified C -5th. Hand
over the prisoner, Major.

What's U .S. Homeland Security doing
here? Are we extraditing?

That information's classified.

That ad blew up a Canadian embassy.

What rock do you crawl from under?

I am not a terrorist.

Can I see your passport, please?

You can't think I'm involved in this.

If you're innocent, you have nothing to
worry about.

All I did was sit next to him. I don't
even know his name. Tarek Haddad.

The embassy bomber?

Oh, my God.

Why were you in Syria, Mr. Kareem?

I was attending my grandmother's
funeral.

Mr. Haddad was seen handing you a note.

What? He wrote on the back of a business
card.

You mean this? Here.

Who's Donald McTavish?

An orthodontist.

I told him, my son needs braces.

I'm sorry, sir. I'm going to have to
detain you while we check out your

But my wife, she's waiting.

I'm a Canadian citizen. Well, to tell
the truth, you should be home by supper.

Where's Daddy?

He'll be here any moment now, I'm sure.

I think he's spying on us, matter of
fact. He's spying?

He entered the country illegally. I
don't want time with him. Right, I'll

the questions. I'll see if I get the kid
involved.

I see us with Dante Kordeson. No, we
both take orders from the Deputy

Would you care to talk to him?

Release the prisoner.

Who have we here?

Nobody. I teach high school. So far,
instructor.

Kareem! Kareem!

He wants Mr.

Kareem to call his dad.

That's interesting.

Please. Mr.

Kareem is not under arrest.

As far as we know, all he did was sit
next to his dad on the plane. Haddad did

write him a note.

Well, I think you'd better leave Mr.
Kareem with us.

Don't worry.

And take good care of him.

You're new to the unit, Sergeant, but
I'll say this just once.

You worked for me. Not thesis, not the
RCMP.

You can never uncut me like that again.

Watch.

There you go.

Stop. Let me see it.

There, let me take it back.

There, there.

See that? Right there.

I thought he was right. I thought it was
on my gun.

You're hyper -emotional.

Are you in a post -ludial phase of your
cycle right now? What?

Haddad blew up a Canadian embassy.

He was active here.

Let's review, shall we?

Immigration and Customs Security, that
would be you. Polices are borders and

arrests evil doers.

ceases, gathers intelligence, and
interrogates said evildoers.

Haddad... And you both report to me.

Fine.

Take Haddad. But Nizar Karim could be an
innocent bystander. Well, some

additional evidence has surfaced. Not
that it's any of your concern.

Do I have to remind you what Manoring's
mistakes have cost us in the past? We

haven't forgotten Bosnia. But in the
current climate, a man like Manoring is

invaluable.

A man of no conscience. A man with no
self -doubt.

You did good work catching the dad.

Congratulate your man for me.

Don't worry about the boss.

He just likes a clean chain of command.
It's a JTF2 thing.

JTF2.

Elite commandos going around the world
on special ops. I know what JTF2 is.

What did Tesla have to do with it? He
ran it.

Chocolate brownie? You kids need to
fatten up.

Hey. My BMI is actually 20 .3, which is
well within the normal range I'll have.

No. Cars.

Hey.

Run it again.

K -A -R -I -N.

No, Syria.

I'll fly thinner out of Damascus.

Come on, man. I got four fake passports
with your prints all over them.

So, four lives showed me their
documents.

I touched a lot of things. I am watching
you, Frankie.

Sooner or later, you're mine.

So, I'm supposed to be scared or
something?

Kick him loose.

See, this won't talk about Nisar Kareem.

And they've taken over the Tariq Haddad
file.

Sweet. I mean to grab credit for the
arrest.

The dad has been developing a gel
explosive that can get past airport

This is a dry run.

Cocky fat.

Nizar Karim is a wild card, so I've
opened an investigation.

Slade.

This body looks freaky clean.

It's got joint Canadian citizenship.

It's got no criminal record.

Good credit rating.

Caught at the same high school for eight
years.

Doesn't appear on any list, even
remotely connected to Duma, Toxel, Al

or Al -Qaeda.

Why was he in Damascus?

Oh, his grandmother really did die. Her
funeral was three days ago.

Any other answers?

A 62 -year -old Scotsman who spends most
of the time growing prize -winning

roses.

Rosemary McTavish, named after his
mother.

Check this out. It was just posted.

In a stunning arrest this afternoon at
Toronto's Pearson International Airport,

the Canadian Security Intelligence
Service apprehended Tariq Haddad, fifth

the FBI's most wanted list. According to
CSIS, Haddad is the leading figure in

Jamaat al -Takfir and wanted in
connection with the 2003 bombing of the

embassy in Ethiopia.

A biochemist, Haddad is also believed to
have been developing a new generation

of gel -based explosives that would
bypass airports.

William Slipinski, look into Jemma
Octavio Waheja. Feed the lead back to

Great. You and Arani.

Check out Kareem's acquaintances and
colleagues.

Um, shouldn't we start with his home?

I'm sure mannering has forced him
combing through his underwear drawer as

speak.

Maggie, we'll take the family.

They'll be some glad to see us.

This geek I knew in season's total whack
-up.

Lives on Reese's Pieces, speaks Klingon.
He was so far out of the loop, and I'm

talking to his own time zone here. You
might not know where they are. Oh,

good. I'll give you the info. Thank you.

So how do you like it so far?

Why did Kessler leave JTF too?

Some Bosnian op went south.

Civilians died. There was a cover -up.

A slave can tell you.

He was JTF2. Mr. Social Skill.

The best geek in the business.

JTF2 couldn't handle him. He found out
everything.

You were customs and revenue, right?

Something about ten Hell's Angels and
bear repellents? Six. It was pepper

You were RCMP, you know, like six
languages?

Seven. Unless you're, uh... I'm what?

Muslim?

We all know Muslim agents are in high
demand.

I'm not saying it's the only reason
Kessler picked you.

Come on, Layla, help me out here.

It's Sergeant Huron.

Hey, Daddy.

What are you doing here?

A car towed.

Can I crash at your place?

Have you been drinking?

A little.

How did you get here?

A guy dropped me.

What guy?

Some guy from the club.

Does this guy have a name?

Duh.

He just dumped you here in the middle of
the night.

I walked part of the way. What?

He got weird.

What, he assaulted you? No, Jesus, stop
interrogating me.

I'm not a terrorist.

Zoe, I'll drive you to your mother's.

I'd go home without my car, she'll
freak.

I'm giving you a shot at some quality
time with your kid.

Doesn't get much better than this.

It's a quarter bottle of scotch when I
went to bed.

This morning, empty.

What is she now, 18?

19, which means she can legally be a
drunk.

And she started smoking, and that just
got to stop.

Oh, yeah? Good luck with that.

You and them.

I saw you.

Where is my husband?

What have you done with my husband?

Why have you come here?

Did you find something in Nisar's
notebooks?

Notebooks? Your men, they came, they
took everything.

Our computer, my wedding photos.

Even Amir's videotape, for heaven's
sake.

Those receipts that the agents have
searched through your house were from

Immigration Customs Security.

Is there a difference?

Where is Nisar?

Where is he?

Can't bear not knowing.

I'm sorry, I can't tell you that. It's a
matter of national security.

But then please tell me if he's safe.

You raise such awful things.

I'm sorry, ma 'am. This must be very
hard for you.

Nearly half the students are Muslim.

Before September 11th, this was never a
problem.

How do the students like Nizar Karim?

What's not to like? He's a good teacher.
Fair.

Works hard for the kids.

One of his chemistry students took first
prize at the trauma science fair.

Chemistry? Is it like anthrax and pipe
bombs?

He used light -activated chemicals as a
source of alternate energy.

Asif Kamil.

Nazar's taken him under his wing. He
thinks he's brilliant.

Where do we find this genius?

Room 223, just up the hall.

He's running the science lab until Nazar
gets back.

Nazar will come back. This is all a
mistake.

Oh, jeez. We just painted out the last
batch.

So what were you and I at school?

Jock, nerd, freak.

School slut.

See what you mean.

No girl should have to hide her head
under a shirt.

Some girls prefer the hijab. It makes
them feel protected.

Oh, yeah?

Did you wear one?

Please.

We'll see if it's a girl.

Mr. Cream's okay.

He put me up for scholarship at MIT.

MIT? I'm impressed.

You ever see him socially?

I'm a little too busy to socialize.

What's this?

Hey.

Don't touch a federal agent.

Sorry.

That's an interesting boat, Marv.

That's Wahhabi Mosque.

Are you Wahhabi?

I thought the Constitution granted
freedom of religion.

Is that a yes? What about Mr.

Kareem? Did he attend this mosque? Look,
why don't you ask him?

You've got him, don't you?

You can answer back at headquarters.

Yes, yes.

He took me himself a few times.

Mrs. Karim, would you say your husband
is a religious man?

Why do you ask me this?

We understand he attended the Darhal
Awadij Mosque, known to produce several

terrorists. Nizar went only for that
boy, to keep him out of trouble.

Asif, what do you feel?

Nizar says he has the kind of mind a
teacher finds only once in a lifetime.

He worried that Asif would meet the
wrong people at this mosque.

And who is he?

I don't know.

But Nizar did not like it there.

He said the people were full of hate.

Thank you, Mrs. Karim. You've been very
cooperative.

Wait. I want this to happen.

No, not this. It's worth nothing. It
belonged to my father. Why may he keep

He was a very wise man.

He loved Nizar.

Mrs. Karim.

I don't know the truth yet.

But I promise you this, if your husband
is innocent, I don't want myself.

Late here.

Your geek came through. I got Nazar
Karim's thesis file. Oh, he took out a

-party car loan from the Financial Trust
of Syria, and get this. His signature

was witnessed by none other than Abdul
Tibet, known member of the Jama 'at.

So this occurrence, Carlo, was witnessed
by a known terrorist.

That's like, what, third on the
terrorist watch list?

Second.

The lot belongs to Abdul Tabet's
brother.

Probably a front with a lot of money for
Jamal Taft. Hey.

Turns out I'm in the market for a new
ride.

What, that old junkie you drive finally
giving up?

The 98 Mercury Sable was a classic, my
friend.

Ooh, baby, come to papa. That is
predictable.

What, you can't see me in there?

You have three kids and a dog.

They're right on the roof.

At least buy back. Only 46 ,000
kilometers.

Heated mirrors?

Of course, they work.

Sharif Azad at your service.

Immigration and customs.

Okay. Ah, well, then you can use the car
for tailing evildoers.

We get mad.

Because you bossed him around.

Don't tell me you lost him already.

Excuse me?

Two federal agents came this morning and
took him away, along with all the

computers.

They were very rude.

We're interested in the fail of a car to
this man, not to me.

He's our career.

Ah, yes.

2004 white Infiniti, only $12 ,000.

The engine still had the factory grease
on it.

He had a very attractive wife.

Come.

I guess thesis don't bother with hard
copy.

Here it is.

May 27th.

No, does that mean he was a friend of
Abdul Tibet?

I doubt it. Abdul is not friendly.

Did he work here for his brother?

No, no, no. Abdul was too big a shot.

Every morning he came here for his
coffee and to pick up his car for the

Every day he drove something new.

Sweet deal.

He must have witnessed hundreds of
signatures.

You see, a salesman can't legally
witness, nor a spouse.

Abdul was always around.

What's it going to cost to get my car
out?

$50 ,000, $60 ,000.

$570 ,000.

The car's only worth $8 ,000.

I know.

You're a good son.

Stay.

You can't talk about it.

Believe me, I know.

What?

Morning, Mike.

I'm looking for you.

What's this?

That is a notice of my complaint to the
Security and Intelligence Review

Committee for his disappearing of Nizar
Kareem.

You're Graves' lawyer.

I certainly am.

You know, Mike, until this morning I
didn't realize that Century U's didn't

appear as transitive verb.

What am I supposed to do with this?

Well, prepare your testimony. I'm going
to be calling you as a witness.

According to Mrs. Kareem, you were there
at the airport.

Are you sure you've got the right
agency?

If you mean thesis?

Yeah, they deny Kareem ever set foot on
Canadian soil, despite the fact that 13

of his friends and relatives waved
goodbye to him three days ago in

I'll see this gets to the appropriate
people.

Now, if you'll excuse me.

What is going on, Mike?

What have you got us into here?

Boss.

You better come look at it.

Twelve people were killed yesterday in
Taliban -related violence.

Reporters Without Borders is claiming
that Canadian citizen Nizar Karim has

entered the notorious Tadmor prison near
Damascus in Syria.

Karim was apparently detained in
connection with wanted terrorist Tariq

whose whereabouts we're unable to
confirm.

It is not known at this time what role
was played by Nizar Karim, or indeed

whether he was apprehended by Canadian
or American security authorities. Talk

you by proxy.

A Syrian growth industry.

Why do I think the Americans are
involved?

This is a classified area.

Are the Americans involved?

Get out, Miss Cass, before you're
forcibly ejected.

Fine. I'm leaving.

God knows I've got plenty of work to do.

Jesus, and I told him he'd be home for
supper.

Didn't they learn anything from Aram Al
-Kir?

Aram Al -Kir?

Right, right, the piano teacher that
CSIS took me to Homeland Security.

Didn't he do, like, 18 months in 10?

CSIS must have more on Kareem than a
signature on a car loan.

Not if his computer's any indication.

You've seen his computer?

Mm -hmm.

Yeah, Darnell's gig, but, man, it's
right here.

What have you found so far?

Pong.

Klingon for dick all.

Hard drive is squeaky clean.

There's Arab translation software, kids
games, some learning stuff.

All these frogs that teach the alphabet.

Very cool.

Emails to a Syrian aunt with kids pics.

That's it. County software?

Yep. 20 grand in RSPs, mortgage
schedule, no income outside of their

salaries.

Browser history?

It's pathetic.

There's no religious sites, no political
sites, not even any porn.

It's a woefully underutilized piece of
technology here.

Can you access the deleted files from
here?

No, but my body can.

Plastic to half.

Yeah, reverse Klingon makes for an
excellent code.

Okay, here we go, here we go.

Oh, shit.

Shit. Shit.

Shit.

Who are these people?

Mattering.

A random seat assignment, a referral
from an orthodontist, a signature

by a car dealer's brother.

If you've got any real evidence, show
me.

Let it go, Mike.

No, I'm a bit confused about the
Syrians.

Are they our enemies or friends this
week?

Foreign policy never was your strong
point.

Does it mean nothing to you that Kareem
could be innocent?

Worst case, one little fish gets caught
in the shark cage. What are we to do?

Open the door and let the shark swim
free?

Kareem's wife is filing a complaint with
the Security Intelligence Review.

I'm not covering up for you.

I did that once before and that's more
than I can stop.

You ask me, your stomach's a little too
delicate for this kind of work.

Yeah, maybe.

But if I quit, who's going to keep
bastards like you from running away with

country?

I spoke to the deputy minister.

He's officially relieving ICS of all
responsibilities in this matter.

We are in the middle of an
investigation.

You have 24 hours to wind it up.

And those Ottawa's direct orders.

You've got to be kidding me.

Immigration and Customs Security.

Traders aren't welcome.

Sergeant Hurani is a federal agent.

It's okay. We'll wait here.

agency must have better things to do
than to harass people at their prayers.

You know this guy?

Nizar Kareem?

I've seen him once or twice.

Is that why you sent him to Syria?

For worshipping in our mosque?

And how about this guy?

Asif Kameel.

Fine young mind.

He hasn't joined our youth circle yet.

But there's always hope.

Yeah, but there is...

What have we here?

Nice work, Sergeant.

Hello.

Is this guy familiar to you?

Asif Kamil, Kareem's protege.

Bastard lied to us.

All right.

You go on, Catherine.

No, no, no, June 2002.

Okay, well, if it's not under A for
Alkir, try Q.

Yeah, okay, thanks.

Ram Alkir?

Yeah.

I represented his family. We kept a list
of a tad more guards we could bribe

just to make his life a little less
wretched. And I thought maybe we could

him to help Kareem.

Wasn't there supposed to be a big
inquiry into his arrest?

Cracked before it could happen. Spent 18
months in a dark 4x4 cell being

tortured daily.

Unable to confess because we hadn't done
anything wrong. And when he got out,

there were thesis debriefings,
reporters, death threats, pressure from

Muslim community.

So he settled out of court?

Yep. For pennies.

Packed up his family and moved to Barry.

Jesus must have thought it was
Christmas.

Oh yeah, not to mention the RCMP, the
PMO, three ministries, the Attorney

General's office.

I don't believe the bullshit we
uncovered.

Cancel.

Yeah, okay, I'll be right there.

I want a lawyer.

Under current laws, I can deny you one
for 48 hours.

By then, your lawyer might be visiting
you in Gitmo.

That's the course you cooperate.

Cooperate how?

What do you think I've done?

Frankie Achmad says you paid him six
grand to set your picture in the

of Adam Zara.

What? Maybe he looks like me.

Do you need a cut line?

It's a good fake, but it's a fake.

Why do you need a false passport, Asif?

Are you planning a trip?

Pakistan, maybe, to the training grounds
of the Al -Qaeda?

Do I look like a commando to you?

Can I examine it, please?

Maybe Frankie was lying and someone gave
him the money.

Somebody who has big plans for you.

Imam Rajab.

I make my own plans.

I'm glad to hear that.

Tells me there's still hope.

Where did they find my picture?

Maybe your teacher gave it to him.

Mr. Corrine?

You guys just don't get it, do you?

He's on your side.

Thinks we should all be grateful to live
in this wonderful country.

I wonder how grateful he's feeling now.

proceeding with plans to build a high
-tech virtual fence across the Canada -U

.S. border. With all due respect, sir, I
believe the case.

He'd be lucky to have scrapped together
$600, let alone $6 ,000.

I think Kareem was just trying to keep
him in the street. Now... No, you listen

to me.

Kareem is innocent, goddammit. He's a
patriot and...

They don't match.

Maybe we can dust again.

Good morning.

Take a drive out to Barry and pick up
Aram off here.

Aram? Yeah, I think he can help us in
our investigation.

But he's not going to be too happy to
see us.

Treat him well.

Make sure you don't cuff him unless you
have to.

Thesis, the RCMP, held a CIA spent
months investigating this guy. He was

of any connection to terrorism.

You might want to suggest to Mrs. Alkir
that she calls her lawyer in any context

that she has in the media.

And, uh, I'll take the scenic with that,
will you?

I'd like to know what Aram Alkir has to
do with Mr. Karim.

Probably nothing.

But in the Muslim community, al -Qaeda
is like a martyr. He represents all the

mistreatment and racism since 9 -11.

I'm not surprised.

With all due respect, sir, you might as
well put up recruiting posters for al

-Qaeda.

Will that be all, sir?

You're dismissing them.

I'll take your input under advisement.

All right,

this way, sir.

Did you find some lunch by any chance?
I'm on it.

I want your stay to be as brief and
painless as possible. I've got a phone,

magazine, refreshments.

Why are you doing this?

Is it some kind of a political game?

If you need anything else, you just ask.

Our government inflicted unspeakable
horrors on a ram out here.

They delivered an innocent Canadian into
the hands of sadists who spent 18

months trying to break his body and
shatter his soul, and now they've done

again to news our Kareem.

of the other prisoners.

Every morning, the guards would come and
take me to the room they used for

torture.

I told them whatever they wanted to
hear.

Well, if ICS wants to poke at old
wounds, that is fine with us.

Mr. Alkir's innocence was proven beyond
all doubt, and Nizar Karim will leave

here. We can press for the public
inquiry. We were promised, and Canadians

hear all about the bungling, inaptitude,
and infighting in our so -called

security forces.

I'll speak of the devil.

Why don't you ask Major Kessler why he's
persecuting an innocent man?

Mr. Alkir is assisting in the case
against Patty Kadat.

As you know, CSIS is handling this case,
and if luck would have it, here's

Adrian Manoring now.

Thank you.

You took information I gave you,
General. Pass it on to him. Only between

And you use it to torment them for me? I
was helping. Save it.

It's leaving, Mike.

Don't ever do it again.

Casper. What the hell is that ram out
here doing in ICS headquarters?

He rings in your office and he's pissed.

I believe he's eating lunch. Are you
having some sort of psychotic break?

Possibly. You were given direct orders.

I was told to wind up the case, which is
precisely what I'm doing.

Aram Alkir has nothing to do with your
case.

I have the authority to detain whomever
I deem necessary.

We have a bigger problem.

The Americans aren't happy.

I'm sorry, sir, but I have to go. Not
yet, you don't. Homeland Security is

sending up some hotshot agent who's
going to...

Who the hell do you think you are?

You're deliberately trying to humiliate
your own government.

Just ceases.

It's the same thing!

Not yet, it's not.

Oh, that's what this puerile display's
about, huh? Moving your little empire up

the food chain.

It's about accountability.

It's about an innocent man being
tortured in prison while people like you

their asses while they sit there to rot.

Is this really what you want?

All -out war?

We have liftoff.

Mr. Kareem ever engaged in terrorist
activity.

Congratulations,

sir.

What was the project?

I think Camille won the size fair with
again.

Flight sensitive chemicals.

Scotland Yard just raided a lab in East
London and found liquid explosives

triggered by camera flashes.

And check this out.

Intense balance.

Next time on the border. I want to speak
to the cowboy who breached our waters,

opened fire on our target, and sank our
contraband.

Special Agent Bianca Lagarda.

Homeland Security.

I'll be running our new integrated cross
-border initiative.

What's it called, Operation Fifth of the
Canadians?

Special Agent Bianca Lagarda. Italian
mother.

Cuban father.

Top of the class, FBI high.

Today's a Mohawk sending us drugs.

Tomorrow is terrorists and plutonium.

I work better solo. My partner will cram
my style.

Got a rogue American agent trying to get
herself killed on Canadian soil.

Washington is going to be realistic.

Canadian. Unbelievable.

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