Corsi on the Two Border Patrol Agents

[TM7]

Jerome Corsi (author of 'Unfit for Command') comments on the Johnny Sutton's case, the trial, transcripts and defense wittness', the drug dealer, two BP agents, Pres Bush, Dept of HS, and the whole message sent. Interesting...try to stay with it.
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http://www.newswithviews.com/Corsi/jerome1.htm

....TM7

[rockbilly]

This is one of those cases that makes you say, "Not in this country." It has come to light, that while they did shoot the drug dealer, the Homeland Security trumpted up charges and part of the things used to convict them has since been proven untrue.  Several Senators are pushing Bush for a total pardon. 

If you haven't writen your congressman/senator asking for their help in securing a pardon, then do it today.

[williamlayton]

Jonny Sutton should have his motives checked out. He should be behind bars.
Wrong is wrong--and this is wrong.
Well all this has been said and it falls on deaf ears.
I have some very hard thoughts on this but I would be banned.
I still have those opinions.
Blessings

[magooch]

This case is one of those that is hard to know which side is telling the truth, but to me it doesn't matter so much who is telling the truth, it matters to me only that two of the individuals are Americans and one is not.  Regardless of whether, or not the border patrols were technically correct in everything they did, they were trying to do their jobs.  I don't think there is anyone who thinks the real villain (the Mexican drug dealer) is innocent, so what's the problem?  It seems to me that some people have their priorities all screwed up.

[powderman]

This case is one of those that is hard to know which side is telling the truth, but to me it doesn't matter so much who is telling the truth, it matters to me only that two of the individuals are Americans and one is not.  Regardless of whether, or not the border patrols were technically correct in everything they did, they were trying to do their jobs.  I don't think there is anyone who thinks the real villain (the Mexican drug dealer) is innocent, so what's the problem?  It seems to me that some people have their priorities all screwed up.

A big AMEN to that. POWDERMAN.