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none for Conrad Black? Lame. -- nm
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by
Beryllium
why does he deserve one? -- nm
Posted by
Reagen (aka Reagen)
Jan 19 '09, 13:45
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I'm convinced he was wrongfully convicted on the charges that were laid against him.
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Name Withheld By Request
Jan 19, 14:07
oh, he doesn't, but neither do half the people who get them. :)
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Beryllium
Jan 19, 13:46
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He got the sentence his defense lawyers thought her should have. -- (link)
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the liioulu with less
Jan 19, 13:56
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Where in the linked article do you see the statement that his lawyers agreed with the sentence? -- nm
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Name Withheld By Request
Jan 19, 14:12
I figured he would have "donated" to some cause or other to acquire one. -- nm
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Beaker
Jan 19, 13:46
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Bush actually reversed a commutation? last month of a guy when he found out he donated to the GOP in the past.
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Will Hunting
Jan 19, 13:46
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that is interesting. surprised we didn't hear more about it -- nm
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ty97
Jan 19, 13:54
ooh, a fringe benefit to my policy of not donating to political parties ... :) -- nm
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Beryllium
Jan 19, 13:48
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