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Israeli Whistleblower headed to America?

Awake · 2003-10-12T19:23:50+00:00

I'll bet there are no network television interviews awaiting this guy in the U.S., the "American" media will do everything they can as always to keep Israel and the legions of Israelis inside America happy. October 12, 2003 Vanunu faces curbs after jail GROUPS campaigning for Mordechai Vanunu, the whistleblower who revealed details of Israel's nuclear weapons programme to The Sunday Times, fear that his movements will be restricted when he is finally freed next year after 171/2 years in prison, writes Peter Hounam. Ernest Rodker, head of the Campaign to Free Vanunu, said there were suggestions that Israel's security establishment might try to keep him under a form of house arrest and deny him a passport. Representatives of campaign groups from North America, Europe and the Far East have said they would resist any further attempt to limit Vanunu's freedom. Supporters are being encouraged to travel to Israel to attend a rally outside Ashkelon jail when he is freed in April. "This should be a moment of celebration, not uncertainty," Rodker said. "Mordechai is in a very positive mood. He no longer seems weighed down by the terrible things that happened to him. "After coming to London to thank everyone who has helped him, he hopes to settle in America. We are counting the days to when he will be free and hope no obstacles will be placed in his way." Vanunu, a nuclear technician, disclosed in 1986 that Israel was making advanced weapons of mass destruction. He was lured by a woman Mossad agent to Italy, kidnapped, smuggled to Israel and convicted of treason and espionage. He spent the first 11 years of his 18-year sentence in solitary confinement. The sentence has been reduced by six months under a rule that applies to all long-term prisoners in Israel. His brother Meir, who lives in Australia, visited him regularly during the summer. "I am amazed at his inner strength," he said. "I just want to make sure that when he is free he is given a chance to adjust. Many things have changed since he was locked up in 1986, including the pace of life in the 21st century."

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Awake
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12 October 2003, 19:23 UTC #1

I'll bet there are no network television interviews awaiting this guy in the U.S., the "American"
media will do everything they can as always to keep Israel and the legions of Israelis inside
America happy.
October 12, 2003
Vanunu faces curbs after jail
GROUPS campaigning for Mordechai Vanunu, the whistleblower who revealed details of Israel's nuclear
weapons programme to The Sunday Times, fear that his movements will be restricted when he is finally
freed next year after 171/2 years in prison, writes Peter Hounam.
Ernest Rodker, head of the Campaign to Free Vanunu, said there were suggestions that Israel's
security establishment might try to keep him under a form of house arrest and deny him a passport.
Representatives of campaign groups from North America, Europe and the Far East have said they would
resist any further attempt to limit Vanunu's freedom. Supporters are being encouraged to travel to
Israel to attend a rally outside Ashkelon jail when he is freed in April.
"This should be a moment of celebration, not uncertainty," Rodker said. "Mordechai is in a very
positive mood. He no longer seems weighed down by the terrible things that happened to him.
"After coming to London to thank everyone who has helped him, he hopes to settle in America. We are
counting the days to when he will be free and hope no obstacles will be placed in his way."
Vanunu, a nuclear technician, disclosed in 1986 that Israel was making advanced weapons of mass
destruction. He was lured by a woman Mossad agent to Italy, kidnapped, smuggled to Israel and
convicted of treason and espionage.
He spent the first 11 years of his 18-year sentence in solitary confinement. The sentence has been
reduced by six months under a rule that applies to all long-term prisoners in Israel.
His brother Meir, who lives in Australia, visited him regularly during the summer. "I am amazed at
his inner strength," he said. "I just want to make sure that when he is free he is given a chance to
adjust. Many things have changed since he was locked up in 1986, including the pace of life in the
21st century."

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Baudolino
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12 October 2003, 19:23 UTC #2

"Awake" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:

GROUPS campaigning for Mordechai Vanunu, the whistleblower who revealed details of Israel's
nuclear weapons programme to The Sunday Times, fear that his movements will be restricted when he
is finally freed next year after 171/2 years in prison, writes Peter Hounam.

Euhh, this group only deals with the cars of BMW, for their nuclear endeavors you should find
another newsgroup. Besides that, was he 171/2 =
85.75 years to prison or just a mere 17.5? Just wondering. That will be a shock for him, seeing what
Bangle did to BMW.

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Joseph Meehan
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12 October 2003, 19:23 UTC #3

Is the wistleblower a runner?
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Steve Rodgers
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12 October 2003, 20:25 UTC #4

I really do not care, as long as he don't screw around with my 744, I DO NOT CARE.

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H
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12 October 2003, 20:54 UTC #5

The guy is a traitor to his people...he is contemptible
anyway...why is it that 'Awake' seems to hate Israel so much? ...or is it just Jews in general?
"Awake" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
I'll bet there are no network television interviews awaiting this guy in the U.S., the "American"
media will do everything they can as always to keep Israel and the legions of Israelis inside
America happy.
October 12, 2003
Vanunu faces curbs after jail
GROUPS campaigning for Mordechai Vanunu, the whistleblower who revealed details of Israel's
nuclear weapons programme to The Sunday Times, fear that his movements will be restricted when he
is finally freed next year after 171/2 years in prison, writes Peter Hounam.
Ernest Rodker, head of the Campaign to Free Vanunu, said there were suggestions that Israel's
security establishment might try to keep him under a form of house arrest and deny him a passport.
Representatives of campaign groups from North America, Europe and the Far East have said they
would resist any further attempt to limit Vanunu's freedom. Supporters are being encouraged to
travel to Israel to attend a rally outside Ashkelon jail when he is freed in April.
"This should be a moment of celebration, not uncertainty," Rodker said. "Mordechai is in a very
positive mood. He no longer seems weighed down by the terrible things that happened to him.
"After coming to London to thank everyone who has helped him, he hopes to settle in America. We
are counting the days to when he will be free and hope no obstacles will be placed in his way."
Vanunu, a nuclear technician, disclosed in 1986 that Israel was making advanced weapons of mass
destruction. He was lured by a woman Mossad agent to Italy, kidnapped, smuggled to Israel and
convicted of treason and espionage.
He spent the first 11 years of his 18-year sentence in solitary confinement. The sentence has been
reduced by six months under a rule that applies to all long-term prisoners in Israel.
His brother Meir, who lives in Australia, visited him regularly during the summer. "I am amazed at
his inner strength," he said. "I just want to make sure that when he is free he is given a chance
to adjust. Many things have changed since he was locked up in 1986, including the pace of life in
the 21st century."

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Jo Jo
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12 October 2003, 22:25 UTC #6

you named everybody but yourself "Awake" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
I'll bet there are no network television interviews awaiting this guy in the U.S., the "American"
media will do everything they can as always to keep Israel and the legions of Israelis inside
America happy.
October 12, 2003
Vanunu faces curbs after jail
GROUPS campaigning for Mordechai Vanunu, the whistleblower who revealed details of Israel's
nuclear weapons programme to The Sunday Times, fear that his movements will be restricted when he
is finally freed next year after 171/2 years in prison, writes Peter Hounam.
Ernest Rodker, head of the Campaign to Free Vanunu, said there were suggestions that Israel's
security establishment might try to keep him under a form of house arrest and deny him a passport.
Representatives of campaign groups from North America, Europe and the Far East have said they
would resist any further attempt to limit Vanunu's freedom. Supporters are being encouraged to
travel to Israel to attend a rally outside Ashkelon jail when he is freed in April.
"This should be a moment of celebration, not uncertainty," Rodker said. "Mordechai is in a very
positive mood. He no longer seems weighed down by the terrible things that happened to him.
"After coming to London to thank everyone who has helped him, he hopes to settle in America. We
are counting the days to when he will be free and hope no obstacles will be placed in his way."
Vanunu, a nuclear technician, disclosed in 1986 that Israel was making advanced weapons of mass
destruction. He was lured by a woman Mossad agent to Italy, kidnapped, smuggled to Israel and
convicted of treason and espionage.
He spent the first 11 years of his 18-year sentence in solitary confinement. The sentence has been
reduced by six months under a rule that applies to all long-term prisoners in Israel.
His brother Meir, who lives in Australia, visited him regularly during the summer. "I am amazed at
his inner strength," he said. "I just want to make sure that when he is free he is given a chance
to adjust. Many things have changed since he was locked up in 1986, including the pace of life in
the 21st century."

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mercedes
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13 October 2003, 00:59 UTC #7

does he drive a mercedes benz. if not why are you posting here
Awake said:
I'll bet there are no network television interviews awaiting this guy in the U.S., the "American"
media will do everything they can as always to keep Israel and the legions of Israelis inside
America happy.
October 12, 2003
Vanunu faces curbs after jail
GROUPS campaigning for Mordechai Vanunu, the whistleblower who revealed details of Israel's
nuclear weapons programme to The Sunday Times, fear that his movements will be restricted when he
is finally freed next year after 171/2 years in prison, writes Peter Hounam.
Ernest Rodker, head of the Campaign to Free Vanunu, said there were suggestions that Israel's
security establishment might try to keep him under a form of house arrest and deny him a passport.
Representatives of campaign groups from North America, Europe and the Far East have said they
would resist any further attempt to limit Vanunu's freedom. Supporters are being encouraged to
travel to Israel to attend a rally outside Ashkelon jail when he is freed in April.
"This should be a moment of celebration, not uncertainty," Rodker said. "Mordechai is in a very
positive mood. He no longer seems weighed down by the terrible things that happened to him.
"After coming to London to thank everyone who has helped him, he hopes to settle in America. We
are counting the days to when he will be free and hope no obstacles will be placed in his way."
Vanunu, a nuclear technician, disclosed in 1986 that Israel was making advanced weapons of mass
destruction. He was lured by a woman Mossad agent to Italy, kidnapped, smuggled to Israel and
convicted of treason and espionage.
He spent the first 11 years of his 18-year sentence in solitary confinement. The sentence has been
reduced by six months under a rule that applies to all long-term prisoners in Israel.
His brother Meir, who lives in Australia, visited him regularly during the summer. "I am amazed at
his inner strength," he said. "I just want to make sure that when he is free he is given a chance
to adjust. Many things have changed since he was locked up in 1986, including the pace of life in
the 21st century."

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Joseph Meehan
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13 October 2003, 00:59 UTC #8

"Baudolino" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
"Awake" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:

GROUPS campaigning for Mordechai Vanunu, the whistleblower who revealed details of Israel's
nuclear weapons programme to The Sunday Times, fear that his movements will be restricted when
he is finally freed next year after 171/2 years in prison, writes Peter Hounam.

Euhh, this group only deals with the cars of BMW, for their nuclear endeavors you should find
another newsgroup. Besides that, was he 171/2 =
85.75 years to prison or just a mere 17.5? Just wondering. That will be a shock for him, seeing
what Bangle did to BMW.
Actually this fool has crossposted to at least five newsgroups and the one that seems closest on
target is the county music newsgroup.
--
Joseph E. Meehan
26 + 6 = 1 It's Irish Math

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S
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13 October 2003, 01:26 UTC #9

???
Quoted message said:
does he drive a mercedes benz. if not why are you posting here
Awake said:
I'll bet there are no network television interviews awaiting this guy in the U.S., the
"American" media will do everything they can as always to keep Israel and the legions of
Israelis inside America happy.
October 12, 2003
Vanunu faces curbs after jail
GROUPS campaigning for Mordechai Vanunu, the whistleblower who revealed details of Israel's
nuclear weapons programme to The Sunday Times, fear that his movements will be restricted when
he is finally freed next year after 171/2 years in prison, writes Peter Hounam.
Ernest Rodker, head of the Campaign to Free Vanunu, said there were suggestions that Israel's
security establishment might try to keep him under a form of house arrest and deny him a
passport.
Representatives of campaign groups from North America, Europe and the Far East have said they
would resist any further attempt to limit Vanunu's freedom. Supporters are being encouraged to
travel to Israel to attend a rally outside Ashkelon jail when he is freed in April.
"This should be a moment of celebration, not uncertainty," Rodker said. "Mordechai is in a very
positive mood. He no longer seems weighed down by the terrible things that happened to him.
"After coming to London to thank everyone who has helped him, he hopes to settle in America. We
are counting the days to when he will be free and hope no obstacles will be placed in his way."
Vanunu, a nuclear technician, disclosed in 1986 that Israel was making advanced weapons of mass
destruction. He was lured by a woman Mossad agent to Italy, kidnapped, smuggled to Israel and
convicted of treason and espionage.
He spent the first 11 years of his 18-year sentence in solitary confinement. The sentence has
been reduced by six months under a rule that applies to all long-term prisoners in Israel.
His brother Meir, who lives in Australia, visited him regularly during the summer. "I am amazed
at his inner strength," he said. "I just want to make sure that when he is free he is given a
chance to adjust. Many things have changed since he was locked up in 1986, including the pace of
life in the 21st century."

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Joe
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13 October 2003, 02:25 UTC #10

Have you ever read any Israeli newspapers or news from other countries like the UK?
Try it sometime.
Joe
"h" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
The guy is a traitor to his people...he is contemptible
anyway...why is it that 'Awake' seems to hate Israel so much? ...or is it just Jews in general?
"Awake" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
I'll bet there are no network television interviews awaiting this guy in the U.S., the
"American" media will do everything they can as always to keep Israel and the legions of
Israelis inside America happy.
October 12, 2003
Vanunu faces curbs after jail
GROUPS campaigning for Mordechai Vanunu, the whistleblower who revealed details of Israel's
nuclear weapons programme to The Sunday Times, fear that his movements will be restricted when
he is finally freed next year after 171/2 years in prison, writes Peter Hounam.
Ernest Rodker, head of the Campaign to Free Vanunu, said there were suggestions that Israel's
security establishment might try to keep him under a form of house arrest and deny him a
passport.
Representatives of campaign groups from North America, Europe and the

Far
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
East have said they would resist any further attempt to limit Vanunu's freedom. Supporters are
being encouraged to travel to Israel to attend a rally outside Ashkelon jail when he is freed in
April.
"This should be a moment of celebration, not uncertainty," Rodker said. "Mordechai is in a very
positive mood. He no longer seems weighed down

by
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the terrible things that happened to him.
"After coming to London to thank everyone who has helped him, he hopes

to
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Quoted message said:
settle in America. We are counting the days to when he will be free and hope no obstacles will
be placed in his way."
Vanunu, a nuclear technician, disclosed in 1986 that Israel was making advanced weapons of mass
destruction. He was lured by a woman Mossad

agent
Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
to Italy, kidnapped, smuggled to Israel and convicted of treason and espionage.
He spent the first 11 years of his 18-year sentence in solitary confinement. The sentence has
been reduced by six months under a rule that applies to all long-term prisoners in Israel.
His brother Meir, who lives in Australia, visited him regularly during

the
Quoted message said:
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summer. "I am amazed at his inner strength," he said. "I just want to

make
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sure that when he is free he is given a chance to adjust. Many things

have
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changed since he was locked up in 1986, including the pace of life in

the
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21st century."

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H
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13 October 2003, 07:59 UTC #11

because he's an ignorant [censored]
"S" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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???
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does he drive a mercedes benz. if not why are you posting here
Awake said:
I'll bet there are no network television interviews awaiting this guy

in
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the U.S., the "American" media will do everything they can as always to keep Israel and the
legions of Israelis inside America happy.
October 12, 2003
Vanunu faces curbs after jail
GROUPS campaigning for Mordechai Vanunu, the whistleblower who

revealed
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details of Israel's nuclear weapons programme to The Sunday Times,

fear
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that his movements will be restricted when he is finally freed next

year
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after 171/2 years in prison, writes Peter Hounam.
Ernest Rodker, head of the Campaign to Free Vanunu, said there were suggestions that Israel's
security establishment might try to keep him under a form of house arrest and deny him a
passport.
Representatives of campaign groups from North America, Europe and the

Far
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East have said they would resist any further attempt to limit Vanunu's freedom. Supporters are
being encouraged to travel to Israel to attend

a
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rally outside Ashkelon jail when he is freed in April.
"This should be a moment of celebration, not uncertainty," Rodker

said.
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"Mordechai is in a very positive mood. He no longer seems weighed down

by
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the terrible things that happened to him.
"After coming to London to thank everyone who has helped him, he hopes

to
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settle in America. We are counting the days to when he will be free

and
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hope no obstacles will be placed in his way."
Vanunu, a nuclear technician, disclosed in 1986 that Israel was making advanced weapons of
mass destruction. He was lured by a woman Mossad

agent
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to Italy, kidnapped, smuggled to Israel and convicted of treason and espionage.
He spent the first 11 years of his 18-year sentence in solitary confinement. The sentence has
been reduced by six months under a rule that applies to all long-term prisoners in Israel.
His brother Meir, who lives in Australia, visited him regularly during

the
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summer. "I am amazed at his inner strength," he said. "I just want to

make
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sure that when he is free he is given a chance to adjust. Many things

have
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changed since he was locked up in 1986, including the pace of life in

the
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21st century."

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C.R. Krieger
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13 October 2003, 16:26 UTC #12

[email hidden] (Awake) wrote in message
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I'll bet there are no network television interviews awaiting this guy in the U.S., the "American"
media will do everything they can as always to keep Israel and the legions of Israelis inside
America happy.
STOP POSTING THIS POLITICAL [censored] TO ALT.AUTOS.BMW! NO ONE HERE CARES TO READ ABOUT YOUR OPINIONS IN
THIS FORUM!
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Manch
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16 October 2003, 02:24 UTC #13

That's make two of you - Awake and you - stupid [censored]!
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because he's an ignorant [censored]
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???
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does he drive a mercedes benz. if not why are you posting here
Awake wrote:
> I'll bet there are no network television interviews awaiting this

guy
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in
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> the U.S., the "American" media will do everything they can as always to keep Israel and the
> legions of Israelis inside America happy.
>
> October 12, 2003
>
> Vanunu faces curbs after jail
>
> GROUPS campaigning for Mordechai Vanunu, the whistleblower who

revealed
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> details of Israel's nuclear weapons programme to The Sunday Times,

fear
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> that his movements will be restricted when he is finally freed next

year
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> after 171/2 years in prison, writes Peter Hounam.
>
> Ernest Rodker, head of the Campaign to Free Vanunu, said there were suggestions that
> Israel's security establishment might try to keep

him
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> under a form of house arrest and deny him a passport.
>
> Representatives of campaign groups from North America, Europe and

the
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Far
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> East have said they would resist any further attempt to limit

Vanunu's
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> freedom. Supporters are being encouraged to travel to Israel to

attend
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a
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> rally outside Ashkelon jail when he is freed in April.
>
> "This should be a moment of celebration, not uncertainty," Rodker

said.
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> "Mordechai is in a very positive mood. He no longer seems weighed

down
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> the terrible things that happened to him.
>
> "After coming to London to thank everyone who has helped him, he

hopes
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to
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> settle in America. We are counting the days to when he will be free

and
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> hope no obstacles will be placed in his way."
>
> Vanunu, a nuclear technician, disclosed in 1986 that Israel was

making
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> advanced weapons of mass destruction. He was lured by a woman Mossad

agent
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> to Italy, kidnapped, smuggled to Israel and convicted of treason and espionage.
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> He spent the first 11 years of his 18-year sentence in solitary confinement. The sentence
> has been reduced by six months under a rule that applies to all long-term prisoners in
> Israel.
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> His brother Meir, who lives in Australia, visited him regularly

during
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> summer. "I am amazed at his inner strength," he said. "I just want

to
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make
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> sure that when he is free he is given a chance to adjust. Many

things
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> changed since he was locked up in 1986, including the pace of life

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Tim McNamara
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16 October 2003, 05:08 UTC #14

"Jeff Strickland" <[email hidden]> writes:
Apparently the multinational morons who have no respect for the people who want to use these
newsgroups to discuss the intended topcs.

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Jack Ass Jones
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16 October 2003, 05:08 UTC #15

Jeff Strickland said:
I do!
So,
On a rolling doughnut Airborne intercourse with a little pastry
On a rolling doughnut May the bird of paradise [censored] on thee!

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H
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16 October 2003, 10:56 UTC #16

Manch....do you take it up the ass? You [censored]
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That's make two of you - Awake and you - stupid [censored]!
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because he's an ignorant [censored]
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> does he drive a mercedes benz. if not why are you posting here
>
> Awake wrote:
>
> > I'll bet there are no network television interviews awaiting this

guy
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always
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> > to keep Israel and the legions of Israelis inside America happy.
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revealed
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fear
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next
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the
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> > East have said they would resist any further attempt to limit

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attend
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> > settle in America. We are counting the days to when he will be

free
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making
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who is this 'k' I can't read his posts - they are all blank - why???
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17 October 2003, 22:53 UTC #18

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What an interesting question comes from you? I guess that there is no woman in your life, which is
not surprising to me, now that I know you better : that's make two of you - Awake and you - are
stupid maggoty [censored]
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because he's an ignorant [censored]
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