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To: OK
Fair enough. I just have a little harder time hoisting up those who wait to their deathbed before being saved.
12 posted on 10/19/2001 6:01:24 PM PDT by VA Advogado
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To: VA Advogado
I am not thrilled with anyone that is not a man of honor.

But I look at Johnny Chung as a man that is finally trying to do the right thing.Does that make him a man of honor..??????? NO WAY ! Johnny Chung can never be a man of honor.

BUT HE CAN TRY TO CHANGE HIS LIFE AROUND AND FINALLY BE AN HONEST MAN AND HELP CLEAN UP THE MESS HE WAS A PART OF. AND HE IS DOING THAT. My Heroes are ONLY Veterans and those in the military in America.

26 posted on 10/19/2001 7:24:31 PM PDT by Snow Bunny
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To: VA Advogado
I just have a little harder time hoisting up those who wait to their deathbed before being saved.

But Johnny Chung wasn't on his deathbed, was he? In fact, by turning state's evidence he definitely put his own life at risk. You are aware of the FBI stopping an attempt to assignate him, aren't you? Furthermore, if you want to know how brave Johnny Chung was, just consider this. There is credible evidence to suggest that Ron Brown, Clinton's secretary of Commerce, was murdered ... just days after HE told Clinton (according to sworn testimony) that he was going to turn state's evidence in matters related to Chinagate and campaign finance illegalities by the DNC and Clinton. Chung knew this when he testified.

49 posted on 10/20/2001 10:11:16 AM PDT by BeAChooser
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