Where are the Israeli spies now?

Now if I knew the answer to that question do you think I’d be sitting here writing a response to yr cockamamie spiels? I’d be reporting it to the FBI. But if you think that Israel isn’t continuing to penetrate U.S. society through methods covert & overt then you’re a fool, a dupe, and entirely credulous, besides being a pro-Israel apologist.

Judge Ellis was upheld unanimously on appeal

That says absolutely nothing about whether he was correct in saying there was only a single document passed.

Look at the indictment

No, I don’t play these games. You made the claim that not a single document was passed (which you then revised). It’s up to you to prove that claim by actually reading the indictment which I bet you haven’t. You’ve prob. read the crib sheet written by Pipes, et al. Not the same as reading the original. Besides, it’ll do you good.

You claim you don’t trust Stephen Green, who presents the actual documents, in his book, which you claim to be looking for. Talk about ostriches with their head in the sand. It’ll also do you good to read Green. Don’t go crying to me you can’t find documents when you refuse to read the best work on the topic because you claim without any foundation that it is too biases to trust.

Zhu Bajie

I am not a member of Aipac. I’ve never met Steve Rosen.

Do you have any connection to ANYONE (including lawyers) affiliated with the case? Are you a member, supporter, employee of any other Israel lobby groups?

Let’s look at Judge Ellis’ statement summarizing the indictment.

No, I’m not talking about anything Judge Elllis said as he’s proven himself entirely too enamored of the defense position. Quote me from the ORIGINAL source, the indictment showing there were no documents. And btw, you claimed there were NO documents, & then you contradicted yrself by admitting a judge favorable to the defense even acknowledges there was at least one. A little problem there, don’t you think?

I don’t buy it and neither did the government.

That’s a willful distortion of what actually happened. Philip Heyman, deputy AG dismissed the charges for reasons entirely unrelated to the quality of the evidence. After all, they had the photos and eyewitness confirmation of transfer plus further evidence they worked up afterward about Bryen’s perfidy. Before you proclaim yr ignorance you ought to read the most authoritative account of the case in Stephen Green’s book.

Really? Let’s look at Judge Ellis’ statement summarizing the indictment.
Judge Ellis:
“Notably, with one exception, all alleged NDI disclosures to defendants were made orally rather than by way of documents.”
http://www.fas.org/sgp/jud/aipac/rosen021709.pdf
That one exception was a document written up by Franklin and faxed to Rosen. If the government witnessed all these classified documents passing hands that you imagine, they were not in the charges.
I am not a member of Aipac. I’ve never met Steve Rosen.
I really don’t know much about Dr. Bryen other than what I read on Counterpunch. The whole premise that he would shout out “here are the classified documents on the U.S. bases” only to be overheard by the head of an Arab organization who just happened to be listening sounds absurd. I don’t buy it and neither did the government.