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To: Asclepius
If you knew anything about the Pollard case you would know that there was no jury - he was charged with one offence to which he pleaded guilty.

The government agreed to a plea bargain which the judge ignored because the CIA via Capar Weinberger gave the judge a brief falsely claiming that Pollard had done irreparable damage.

To this day the CIA has refused to give this brief to Pollard's attorneys. Making it public would expose the coverup that someone in the CIA (Ames and his controller?) used to deflect suspicion against themselves. Even when Ames was found to be the one who betrayed the US agents you and your ilk continue to blame Pollard and thru him Israel for giving the info to the Soviets.

Now the CIA is covering up the coverup to avoid even more egg on its face hence Tenent's opposition to Pollards clemency.

You could start by reading post #28 in this thread to gain just a little insight into the facts.

29 posted on 10/24/2002 5:52:12 PM PDT by anapikoros
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To: anapikoros
Even when Ames was found to be the one who betrayed the US agents you and your ilk continue to blame Pollard and thru him Israel for giving the info to the Soviets.
I and my ilk would be interested to see Pollard's legal representation prove all this in an appeals court. Paranoid conspiracy theories are sometimes true, but not as often as the paranoiacs would have us believe.

Meanwhile, Pollard should be allowed to continue to ponder his role in this universe from behind prison walls. Not for us or for our satisfaction, but for him. His karmic well-being depends on it, haunted as he is by the ghosts of his many victims.
30 posted on 10/25/2002 2:18:20 PM PDT by Asclepius
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