Should the U.S. release Jonathon Pollard?

by **erl** » Mon 23 May 2005, 17:48:42

I am going to try my hand at a Lorenzo-type poll.

What do you all think?

by **Njegosh** » Mon 23 May 2005, 18:07:00

nah sorry!

it still lacks that certain kind of subtlety i'm used to from Lorenzo!

but keep up the good work.

seriously though i'm half-joking.

by **ArimoDave** » Mon 23 May 2005, 18:30:58

I think the choices are all the same -- really. You should have something different with each choice, but still maintain the bias.

ArimoDave

by **The_Virginian** » Mon 23 May 2005, 22:35:43

Pollard is the only spy in History that was convicted based on the documnets handed to the country spied upon, by the country doing the espionage. (Israeli Dammage control)

He was also kicked out of the Israeli embassy.

His lawyer paid for by the Israelis actualy forfited appeal even though much of the evidence for his alleged DAMMAGE to USA intrests was faked.

No spy has served as much time for "freindly country" espionage, most Israeli spies now-a-days are actualy born israelis, and when cought are spirited out of the country. USA is given a pass on sying in Israel.

love pollard or hate em, just the facts.