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Saturday, July 12, 2008

Spy gets 57 months in prison

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laugh1ing

It is often said that it is not a crime to be stupid. In this case, it was, and the stupid one was convicted. What an ass.
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Kowboy

Only 57 months? What an utter disgrace. On the other hand, the last president did great harm with the classified secrets he passed to China, and never served a day in prison. Still, his greater disgrace doesn't make this on any lesser. A sentence of 57 years would have been more appropriate, in my opinion.
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winterh

Just five years(5)? Get a Rope.
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