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To: Travis McGee; All
Bull was justifiably bitter toward the USA after being betrayed and jailed. He was working with the RSA military to develop new advanced field arty, with what he believed was “wink and nod” permission. This was the Cold War era, and even under apartheid sanctions, we did not want the communists taking over central africa.

That is my read on it as well. I also believe that NASA was gunning for him because they thought that gun launched satellites were a threat to their rocket program.

The way Bull was treated was one of the most disgusting abuses of power that I found in my career. Bull was a certifiable genius. He used his genius to further the technological and military advancement of the United States, and was betrayed for that effort.

48 posted on 03/07/2012 6:02:32 AM PST by marktwain
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To: marktwain

I mainly blame the elite snotty liberals in the State Dept for screwing him, instead of “failing to notice” the CIA’s wink/nod acceptance of his overseas military work with the RSA.

To the libs at State, working with the RSA was a mortal sin, despite the Cold War battles raging in southern Africa.

Bull should have been given great respect and a high-paying position in the USA all of his life, to keep his amazing brain power working for us, instead of forcing him to grub around the world for a paycheck.

Typical short-sightedness by Uncle Sap.


51 posted on 03/07/2012 6:31:23 AM PST by Travis McGee (www.EnemiesForeignAndDomestic.com)
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