I don't know, but something about that spy swap seems really, really
fishy to me.
cuhulin

wrote:

I don't know, but something about that spy swap seems really, really
fishy to me.


Not just you. Everything about it stinks of opportunity and convenience.
It's too much like a bad stage play.





mike

On 7/9/2010 6:31 PM, wrote:
I don't know, but something about that spy swap seems really, really
fishy to me.
cuhulin

Well, yes...it's so fishy, it smells out loud.

Why are -any- of the four that we got in the "trade" even still alive???
Most everyone else that Richard Hanssen ratted out are D-E-A-D, for
example Valerie Motorin (sp?), a Russian spying for us that the Russians
put against the wall and shot. One of the four we got, a Russian
colonel, said on the radio tonight that he was accused of treason! --
which is indeed what he committed -- and yet he is still here to talk
about it.

So:

a) the Russians did *not* execute the colonel for treason. Why not?

b) the Russians are letting a fairly high ranking Russian officer move
to America! Why?

What is wrong with those two pictures???

Cuhu, your nose knows! Something -does- stink to high heaven!!!