William Katz: Urgent Agenda
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THIS COULD BE THE START OF SOMETHING BIG – AT 10:08 A.M. ET: Please note that there is no offical confirmation of this story, but The New York Times is reporting a prisoner swap between the U.S. and Moscow that includes the "star" of the group of Russian spies arrested last week:
COMMENT: Well, it's not quite redolent of the Cold War. Spies were usually held for a much longer time before being exchanged. This is probably the beginning of other swaps, but I'm a bit uneasy. The spies caught last week should have had to face some justice in this country. Instead, we can't wait to get rid of them, sweeping the whole matter under the rug. I get the distinct feeling that the Obama administration would just like to get the spy scandal behind it to continue its "reset" with Russia, even though we're the only side doing the resetting. The Russians forge ahead with espionage, a super new jet fighter, and troublesome policies. It may well be that the whole matter will be over within a few weeks, and the Obamans will say they saw nothing, absolutely nothing. I'm not sure some of the leftist ideologues around Obama even think Russian spying is any big deal. Hey, everyone does it. We don't want to bring back "McCarthyism," do we? July 8, 2010 |
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