To: Nick Danger
Since I don't fall for crap like that, I get to be the unpopular guy who is "defending the traitor." I really have a hard time believing that all this hoopla was the best way to deal with this problem, if, in fact, it's a real problem. And even if all the innuendo and insinuation about Norquist turns out to be 100% true, the undercurrent here seems to be that the problem begins and ends with him, and that therefore he's the only one who should have to face the music, which is just plain old bullshit, IMO. "Groverdunnit" is not an adequate answer to the question of how this happened, in that case, and I for one appreciate the hell out of your efforts to ask hard questions about the apparatus that is ostensibly - but apparently not actually - in place to prevent foreign agents from gaining influence.
387 posted on
12/14/2003 7:49:00 AM PST by
general_re
(Knife goes in, guts come out! That's what Osaka Food Concern is all about!)
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388 posted on
12/14/2003 7:55:35 AM PST by
TigersEye
("Where there is life there is hope!" - Terri Schiavo)
To: general_re; Nick Danger
...I for one appreciate the hell out of your efforts to ask hard questions about the apparatus that is ostensibly - but apparently not actually - in place to prevent foreign agents from gaining influence.Ummm...where exactly do you see that happening?
I'm
still waiting on an answer to my
335...
Nick...
Do you suppose the White House doesn't know who he is?So you're saying that the White House does in fact know exactly who and what Saffuri is including his support of terrorists/terrorist organizations and then they knowingly let him visit the POTUS and WH. Is that right?
Is that also what you consider a hard question? I sure don't see any easy answers from Nick.
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