Why Obama Will Free Jonathan Pollard
He accepts Israel infallibility doctrine, says Grant Smith
Tag: jonathan pollard
Obama vs. Reagan on AIPAC
Politico reports that President Barack Obama may attend the annual American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) gathering in Washington, D.C. According to documents released last week by the National Archives, President Ronald Reagan had a more appropriate answer to invitations [.pdf] and party pressure to attend AIPAC’s gathering on May 15, 1988—”No, thanks” [.pdf]. Until … Continue reading “Obama vs. Reagan on AIPAC”
Pollard Espionage Ring Still Unfolding
Almost one year ago Victor Gilinsky and Roger J. Mattson penned the stunning article “Revisiting the NUMEC Affair” in the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists. It describes how in the 1960s Israeli agents and their U.S. collaborators stole highly enriched uranium from the Pennsylvania NUMEC plant for Israel’s first atomic weapons. The two former Nuclear Regulatory … Continue reading “Pollard Espionage Ring Still Unfolding”
Thirty-Nine Congressmen Can’t Be Wrong
Or can they? Yes, says Philip Giraldi
Jonathan Pollard’s First Freedom Gambit
It could expose more details, says Grant Smith
Declassified Statement on Jonathan Pollard by Caspar W. Weinberger
Editor’s note: The following statement (original format [.pdf]) was submitted to the District Court of the District of Columbia on March 3, 1987, by the former secretary of defense one day before Judge Aubry E. Robinson Jr. sentenced Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard to life in prison. Weinberger submitted a 46-page classified declaration (“in camera”) of … Continue reading “Declassified Statement on Jonathan Pollard by Caspar W. Weinberger”
Wake Up, America!
Throw out the Reps. who want to free Pollard, says P. Giraldi
Free Pollard Now, Pay Later
The proposal to free spy Jonathan Pollard in exchange for Israel extending a temporary freeze on settlement building has now received support from four Democrats in Congress. Although many claim Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu initiated this latest bid to free Pollard, it may not be that simple. Since the 1990s the Conference of Presidents of … Continue reading “Free Pollard Now, Pay Later”
The Pollard Principle
On July 13 of this year, the municipal government of Jerusalem honored one of Israel’s most popular national heroes, a man who had suffered and sacrificed his all for the Jewish state, and is recognized by practically everyone as not only a hero but a modern exemplar of Zionist virtue. As evening fell, lights illuminating … Continue reading “The Pollard Principle”