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To: Cachelot
If not, we have a miscarriage of justice, possibly. Are you arguing that this would be a good thing?

The most serious acts of treason Pollard committed have not been disclosed. Despite all the tons of ink and millions of pixels expended on this case, that remains true.

I choose to trust my beloved leader, Ronald Reagan, and his agent at the Department of Defense, Cap Weinberger, both of whom signed off on the case, that the sentence is fair.

73 posted on 05/27/2003 9:57:12 AM PDT by beckett
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To: beckett
I choose to trust my beloved leader, Ronald Reagan, and his agent at the Department of Defense, Cap Weinberger, both of whom signed off on the case, that the sentence is fair.

From what I've heard, Weinberger was as big a b**tard as Reagan was a saint. Still open questions in my mind.

Oh, and you were looking for statements that Pollard cost the lives of oodles of agents. Look in #74. I knew they'd turn up sooner or later :).

77 posted on 05/27/2003 10:13:43 AM PDT by Cachelot (~ In waters near you ~)
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