U.S. man pleads guilty to acting as agent for Israel

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	U.S. man pleads guilty to acting as agent for Israel

ratilfar

12-31-2008 10:51 AM

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treason, spy, spying, israel, betrayal, nukes, secrets, enemy

ratilfar says:

"Kadish used his security clearance to borrow 50 to 100 classified documents from the arsenal's library, including some "concerning nuclear weaponry" and others relating to a modified version of an F-15 fighter jet that the United States had sold to an unidentified country, the complaint said."

From best friend Israel. Nice!

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