Another Perspective
A Visit With Jonathan Pollard
The former Navy analyst, serving a life sentence for passing classified information to Israel, is interviewed at his “gated community” in Butner, North Carolina.
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Q.
What’s your take on the war in
Iraq?
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A.
I think it is incredible that this is the very
first American President since John F. Kennedy who has made
building democracies around the world a national U.S. priority.
People may disagree over the tactics, but I don’t see how anyone
can deny that this is one of the noblest goals that America can
possibly have.
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p>
Q.
Do I detect a positive reading for
President Bush?
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A.
I have no doubt the president means well. He is
trying to do his best in the face of very difficult challenges. I
think we should cut him a little slack as he does his utmost to
strategically defend the United States both domestically and
internationally.
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