To: CougarGA7; Liz; Fracas; MEG33; I_Love_My_Husband; liberallarry; BOBTHENAILER; aristeides
The men who fought against the regime the Rosenbergs supported are the ones who should be honored. I wonder if families of those listed below saw the memorial in Ossinging today. A reporter with guts should ask them what they think of Harry Belafonte, Ed Asner, Pete Seeger and Robert Meeropol.
Ossining, New York Goes to War
Korea 1950 - 1953
Honor Roll
Lt. John Kelvin Koelsch died in a North Korean prison camp. He was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for his actions after his helicopter was downed. We can safely assume his death was not as quick as the Rosenberg's.
41 posted on
06/17/2003 2:20:52 PM PDT by
DPB101
(New York Times Tom Wicker: There is " not much moral choice" between Pol Pot and Lon Nol.)
To: DPB101
My only regret is that the death of the Rosenburgs was done by old Sparky. I really think it would have been more appropriate to have locked them in a room with someone with a pair of jumper cables and a needle nose plyers. Let the punishment befit the crime.
To: DPB101
They betrayed our secrets,our country,and their children.I rejoice that we once knew how traitors should be punished.
45 posted on
06/17/2003 2:38:48 PM PDT by
MEG33
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