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To: ChinuSFO who wrote (2702)	8/13/2003 9:56:09 PM
From: Thomas M.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3959

<<< . . . Kwiatkowski said she could not confirm published reports that OSP worked with a similar ad hoc group in Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's office. But she recounts one incident in which she helped escort a group of half a dozen Israelis, including several generals, from the first floor reception area to Feith's office. ''We just followed them, because they knew exactly where they were going and moving fast''. When the group arrived, she noted the book which all visitors are required to sign under special regulations that took effect after the Sep. 11, 2001 attacks. ''I asked his secretary, 'Do you want these guys to sign in'? She said, 'No, these guys don't have to sign in' ''. It occurred to her, she said, that the office may have deliberately not wanted to maintain a record of the meeting . . . >>> truthout.org For some reason, most so-called "conservatives" don't seem to mind paid agents of a foreign country setting U.S. government policy. Tom