Not a mockery

[Karl Kinaski]

When I posted a question and a pic in the Edu. Forum,  the nice Moderators over there put me in the posting jail for a week by "mocking a forum member."

 That's my question and pic. It's about Ed forum member Douglas Caddy who was a great friend of William Buckley (Caddys own words) a friend of Howard Hunt and who (Caddy) met Bernhard Barker around the time of the Ellsberg burglary by Hunt, Liddy and Barker Sep. 3th 1971 ...

@Mr Caddy:

 Do you recall if you, Barker, and Hunt discussed the Pentagon Papers and Daniel Ellsberg around he time Hunt and Barker were involved in the Fielding burglary that
gave Ellsberg his "get out of jail free" card.  Was the Fielding-Operation intended to keep Ellsberg out of jail?

Remember? The discussion you, Hunt and Barker had in the "Army and Navy Club" in WDC  in  the summer of 1971.

And that is the pic I posted to help his (Caddy's) memory  ...  I got no answer but was put in the posting jail for a week instead. IMO a preposterous and strange procedure.



 

[Tom Graves]

It's interesting to note that the reason Nixon set up The Plumbers was because a Kremlin-loyal triple agent at the FBI's NYC field office, Aleksei Kulak (J. Edgar Hoover's shielded-from-CIA FEDORA), had told Hoover and Nixon that the Kremlin had a complete copy of The Pentagon Papers (it didn't).