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Date Posted: 18:07:57 03/02/01 Fri
Author: Crypto
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Re: Libby's statement
In reply to: fringer 's message, "Libby's statement" on 07:05:29 03/02/01 Fri

>Did you catch Libby's statements regarding his
>involvment with Rich? It was previously reported he
>had no dealings with Rich, and now it seems he did.
>They did say he had no dealings with Rich at or near
>the time the pardon was requested, but......still
>makes me wonder how much begging of the question is
>going on.

Yep, saw his testimony but there was more. He stated under oath for the record THAT HE FOUND NO CRIMINALITY!!!!!

INTERESTING PARADOX FOR YOU. If Rich renounced his US citizenship, then he is no longer subject to US laws. Right? Now the feds are saying that they didn't accept his renouncement of citizenship. So the question is since when do they have the power to say yeah or nay? Was that refusal based on the fact that if they refused to accept it they could still go after Rich for US taxes earned overseas? HMMMMM.

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Re: Libby's statement -- NKLS Cody, 11:52:31 03/04/01 Sun
- freedom of choice -- fringer, 16:34:26 03/04/01 Sun
  - Exactly, I think we saw a good tragic example... -- NKLS Cody, 21:28:57 03/06/01 Tue