"Amid scandals that have plagued the U.S. Justice Department, the Posada case has drawn little national attention beyond the exile community in Miami. But pressure is mounting, both domestically and abroad, to expose Posada for a lifetime of alleged transgressions, even if some were committed on behalf of or with the full knowledge of U.S. officials."
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I guess my country has a dual terrorist identification system as well: Cuban and everyone else.
Two countries have already named this guy as a culprit or suspect in clandestine and deadly operations. Mr. Posada has outdone Mr. Padilla ten fold and yet he is given a "get out of jail" card by my government everytime.
Posada needs to rot in a latin American prison for the rest of his days to atone for those 70+ people who never got to live out their own lives.
Posted by: Semi | May 11, 2007 at 03:05 PM