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	NOVA Online \| Secrets, Lies, and Atomic Spies \| Jonathan Jay Pollard
		Jon Pollard, a civilian intelligence analyst in the Navy, wanted to be a spy so badly that he even seemed to think he was a spy long before he actually was.
		Pollard was eventually captured on November 18, 1985, rather unceremoniously, walking out of his office with 60 top-secret documents in his briefcase.
		Pollard pleaded guilty to espionage and was sentenced to prison for life.
	www.pbs.org /wgbh/nova/venona/dece_pollard.html (648 words)

	Jonathan Pollard - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jonathan Jay Pollard (born August 7, 1954) is a former United States Navy intelligence officer who pled guilty and was convicted on one one count of spying for an ally (Israel), and in 1986 received a life sentence with a recommendation against parole.
		Pollard's supporters argue that his sentence was excessive: "The median sentence for the offense Pollard committed - one count of passing non-injurious classified information to an ally - is two to four years."[2].
		Pollard maintains that he provided only information which, at the time, he believed was vital to Israeli security and which was being withheld by the Pentagon, in violation of a 1983 Memorandum of Understanding between the two countries regarding the sharing of vital security intelligence.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jonathan_Pollard (1657 words)

	Jewish Law - Legal Briefs United States of America v. Jonathan Jay Pollard
		Pollard was also deprived of effective assistance of counsel as a result of his counsel's failure to inform him that if he wished to appeal his sentence, he would have to file a Notice of Appeal within ten days.
		Pollard was deprived of effective assistance of counsel as a result of his counsel's failure to object at sentencing that the government was, for all intents and purposes, asking the Court to impose a life sentence, in violation of Pollard's plea agreement (the "Plea Agreement").
		Pollard was deprived of effective assistance of counsel as a result of his counsel's failure to deal competently with the government's allocution that went far beyond the "facts and circumstances of the offenses," to which the government had agreed in the Plea Agreement to limit its allocution.
	www.jlaw.com /Briefs/pollard2.html (18037 words)

	Jonathan Jay Pollard
		Jonathan Jay Pollard was a Naval Intelligence analyst arrested for espionage on behalf of Israel.
		Pollard's father was a prominent professor of microbiology who often took his family with him to scientific conferences.
		Pollard's need to feel important, and to have others validate that importance, led him to pass several classified political and economic analyses to three different friends whom he felt could use the information in their business.
	rf-web.tamu.edu /security/SECGUIDE/Spystory/Pollard.htm (1212 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for pollard
		The politics of pardon: Israel and Jonathan Pollard.
		Pollard's career as spy proved to be fruitful for Israelis: Stolen documents would fill a room.(Special Report)
		The Washington Post; 7/19/1990; Howard Kurtz; 671 words; Anne Pollard, the ailing wife of convicted spy Jonathan Pollard, who has been campaigning for her husband's release from...
	www.encyclopedia.com /searchpool.asp?target=pollard (1287 words)

	JONATHAN POLLARD
		Pollard: When we applied for citizenship I was told by government ministers at the time that 'we can't give him citizenship because that would be tantamount to admitting that we sent him.' Because that was the basis on which he had the right to demand citizenship.
		Pollard: The Prime Minister has recently demonstrated in both the Masha'al Affair and the Swiss affair that when the Government of Israel is determined to return an agent home, he takes immediate and decisive steps to secure the objective and the release of the Israeli agent swiftly follows with minimal delay.
		Pollard (in spite of a plea bargain to the contrary) was given a "Life without parole" sentence as a result of unjust interference in the case by Casper Weinberger, U.S. Secretary of Defence.
	www.cdn-friends-icej.ca /pollard.html (9135 words)

	The Truth About Jonathan Pollard: covering Saudi Arabia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Pollard hadn't meant for this to happen, but the result of the "false flag" mistake was mass murder.
		In fact, as Pollard himself admitted in one of my three prison interviews, many, if not most, of the documents he handed over were cover sheets showing the titles of files that the U.S. was supposed to share with Israel, but were holding back.
		Pollard has admitted—to me and in writing to President Clinton—that he was wrong and stupid in passing the information to Israel on his own, but in the long run he may have committed the most unpardonable sin of all: He was right and the bureaucrats were wrong.
	www.sullivan-county.com /x/pollard.htm (3080 words)

	The Strange Campaign to Secure the Release of Convicted Spy Jonathan Jay Pollard
		Pollard’s aim was to force Israel to renounce its earlier claims that he was part of a “rogue operation.” On May 11, the Israelis acknowledged him as an agent and in return Pollard’s petition to the High Court was dropped.
		Pollard reported that one of his Israeli “handlers” sought details of the National Security Agency’s electronic eavesdropping in Israel as well as names of Israelis spying for the U.S. Pollard contends that Israel’s raid on the Tunisia headquarters of the PLO was aided by the materials he passed along.
		Jonathan Pollard, who has done our country serious harm and is worthy of contempt and not the embrace he received from so many misguided men and women, is perhaps an inevitable product of the Zionist education he received.
	www.washington-report.org /backissues/0998/9809052.html (2669 words)

	Pollard attorneys seek access to secret report used in spy sentencing - The Washington Times: Nation/Politics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Jonathan Jay Pollard, convicted of spying for Israel, appeared in federal court yesterday for the first time in 16 years as his attorneys sought access to a secret report used in a judge's decision to give him a life prison term.
		Pollard, a civilian Navy intelligence analyst, pleaded guilty to espionage after he was arrested while trying to flee to the Israeli Embassy in Northwest Washington on Nov. 21, 1985.
		Pollard agreed to cooperate with prosecutors in the case in exchange for what he hoped would be less than a life sentence.
	www.washtimes.com /national/20030902-112051-9995r.htm (768 words)

	Special Report
		American media make-believers assert that Pollard was promised by the prosecutors that he would not receive a life sentence if he pled guilty.
		But I have been told by prosecutors familiar with the Pollard case, and other cases, that prosecutors may make recommendations to the judge, but he alone decides what a sentence will be.
		This is continuing even though now, at Pollard’s insistence, the Israeli government has conceded that the Pollard affair was not a “rogue” operation, but that in fact he was employed by the government of Israel.
	www.wrmea.com /backissues/1098/9810021.html (658 words)

	Jonathan Pollard
		Pollard betrayed during the Wye talks Pollard's case came to the fore most recently at the end of Wye accords, when Clinton finally agreed to Israeli demands for his release, and then quickly changed his mind when the American intelligence community rebelled against the decision.
		Jonathan Pollard, described by experts as one of the most damaging spies in U.S. history, will be released as part of President Clinton's Mideast peace deal, despite the president’s protests to the contrary.
		Pollard's was one of a series of damaging spy cases uncovered in 1985, including the Walker family spy ring that sold top-level secrets to the Soviet Union for a decade.
	www.mega.nu:8080 /ampp/pollard.html (5691 words)

	The Truth About Jonathan Pollard
		Pollard hadn't meant for this to happen, but the result of the "false flag" mistake was mass murder.
		In fact, as Pollard himself admitted in one of my three prison interviews, many, if not most, of the documents he handed over were cover sheets showing the titles of files that the U.S. was supposed to share with Israel, but were holding back.
		Pollard has admitted -- to me and in writing to President Clinton -- that he was wrong and stupid in passing the information to Israel on his own, but in the long run he may have committed the most unpardonable sin of all: He was right and the bureaucrats were wrong.
	www.aish.com /societyWork/society/The_Truth_About_Jonathan_Pollard.asp (3530 words)

	1997-05-16: Pollard-Haver
		San Diego (special) -- A top-ranking U.S. intelligence officer declared in San Diego that Jonathan Jay Pollard had tried to sell U.S. military secrets to South Africa and to Australia before Israel became his customer, and that Pollard's claims to have been a patriot for Israel are phony.
		Pollard is that he has now reinvented himself with a certain element of the U.S. population and the Israeli population as a patriot and a hero, which he is not.
		In what is purported to be a new espionage case, the Washington Post reported last week that American intelligence has alleged that an unidentified official in the executive office of the Clinton Administration had passed to the Israelis correspondence between the State Department and Yasser Arafat concerning the Middle East Peace Process.
	www.jewishsightseeing.com /usa/california/san_diego/san_diego_rotary_club/sd5-16pollard_haver.htm (647 words)

	Special Report
		Although Pollard was extremely successful in terms of the volume and quality of secrets he turned over to the Israeli government, he was caught because he was sloppy and because he and his handlers were too greedy, diGenova said.
		Pollard’s colleagues at the naval facility where he worked noticed that he was removing large volumes of material from his office.
		If Pollard were released to Israel, diGenova speculated, he would be able to examine and explain the stolen material and do further damage to the United States in the critical areas of intelligence sources and methods.
	www.wrmea.com /backissues/0199/9901034.html (1028 words)

	Jonathan Pollard Was No Jewish Patriot
		After years of denials, Israel finally admitted Pollard, a U.S. Navy civilian analyst, was not a "rogue agent," as it originally claimed, but a spy for Israeli intelligence.
		Pollard's defenders claim he, like French Capt. Alfred Dreyfus in 1894, is a victim of anti-Semitism in the military.
		Jonathan Pollard is a traitor of the worst kind - not a second Dreyfus - and should stay in prison.
	www.aci.net /kalliste/pollard_em.htm (653 words)

	Still Working to Free Jonathan Pollard
		Pollard damaged America's relations with its Arab allies, indirectly altered the balance of power in the Middle East, wreaked havoc on the morale in Navy intelligence and denied the United States an opportunity to demand a quid pro quo bargaining chip in exchange for sharing information with Israel.
		Pollard to life, apparently the longest sentence ever imposed in this country for passing secrets to an ally.
		Pollard's appeal is a decision for defense counsel, not prosecutors.
	www.jonathanpollard.org /2005/031405.htm (1089 words)

	Israeli Make-Believe: Jonathan Jay Pollard Did Not Damage the United States
		American media make-believers assert that Pollard was promised by the prosecutors that he would not receive a life sentence if he pled guilty.
		But I have been told by prosecutors familiar with the Pollard case, and other cases, that prosecutors may make recommendations to the judge, but he alone decides what a sentence will be.
		This is continuing even though now, at Pollard’s insistence, the Israeli government has conceded that the Pollard affair was not a “rogue” operation, but that in fact he was employed by the government of Israel.
	www.washington-report.org /backissues/1098/9810021.html (679 words)

	Amicus Brief In Support of Pollard's §2255 Motion
		In this case Pollard was even less likely to fathom his prior counsel's mistakes because of various express statements that concealed or camouflaged them.
		Similarly misleading was a declaration by one of Pollard's subsequent attorneys that his "prior counsel skillfully negotiated a plea agreement and effectively allocuted for his client." (Exhibit R at p.7).
		Likewise, the question of when Jonathan Pollard could have reasonably discovered his counsel's duties and derelictions is a fact-intensive issue that requires a close examination of his conversations with attorneys, the conditions of his confinement since 1987, and other relevant facts.
	www.jonathanpollard.org /2000/122800.htm (2953 words)

	House Bill Introduced Against Convicted Spy Pollard -- 01/21/1999
		Media reports that the President was considering clemency for Pollard thwarted a plan by Israelis to win his release.
		In November 1998, Pollard's attorney, Larry Dub, told CNS that officials within the Israeli government have indicated that there "might be a change in (Pollard's) status within the next two weeks" and said he instructed Pollard to cancel all media interviews which might jeopardize any possible deals.
		Dub refused to elaborate on what made him believe a possible deal for Pollard may be forthcoming, saying only that he "sensed" a possible change in status after speaking with Israeli government officials.
	www.cnsnews.com /indepth/archive/199901/IND19990121q.html (889 words)

	The Truth About Jonathan Pollard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Without discussing the merits of the Pollard case, I want you to know that the author of this piece who is known to me is (a) a sloppy researcher,(b) always makes giant,unsubstantiated, leaps from fact to fantasy,(c) should never be relied on.
		Even if everything Pollard supporters claim is true, we simply can't have a situation where everyone makes up their own mind as to what information is serious, and what isn't.
		If Pollard had robbed a bank and he unintentionally killed one of his hostages, he still would be responsible for that death, the bank robbery, and for the use of a firearm in the commission of his crime.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/916622/posts (7556 words)

	Justice for Jonathan Pollard
		Esther Pollard shares the inside story of what really happened with her husband, Jonathan Pollard, who is serving his 22nd year of a life sentence in an American prison for serving Israel and the Jewish People.
		The median sentence for the offense Pollard committed - one count of passing classified information to an ally - is 2 to 4 years.
		Jonathan Pollard received his life sentence without benefit of trial, as a result of a plea bargain which he honored and the U.S. government violated.
	www.jonathanpollard.org (341 words)

	Jonathan Jay Pollard, Bibliography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Territory of lies: the exclusive story of Jonathan Jay Pollard, the American who spied on his country for Israel and how he was betrayed.
		The hunting horse: the truth behind the Jonathan Pollard spy case.
		Pollard, Jonathan Jay, 1954-....--Trials, litigation, etc. - Trials (Espionage)--United States - Israeli Espionage--United States.
	users.skynet.be /terrorism/html/israel_pollard.htm (134 words)

	All about Jonathan Pollard by Denise Noe
		Jewish Americans were deeply affected by the Pollard case because it revived the old suspicion of their supposed “dual loyalties.” Indeed, anti-Semites, as could be expected, pounced on the case to make scurrilous accusations against Jews as a group.
		Some close to Jay Pollard think that his reasons for filing for divorce were benign.
		In an interview with Wolf Blitzer that took place while Pollard was awaiting trial and still in jail, Jay told the writer that he lived in constant fear since both the Aryan Brotherhood and Black Muslims — two groups usually at each others’ throats — have vowed to kill him.
	www.crimelibrary.com /terrorists_spies/spies/pollard/12.html (1056 words)

	Memorandum of Law
		The government's memorandum proclaimed that Pollard "may advance as a mitigating factor" the fact that he had delivered the materials to a U.S. ally and therefore "should be punished less severely than espionage committed on behalf of a hostile foreign nation." (Id.
		Pollard Was Denied Effective Assistance Of Counsel As A Result Of His Counsel's Failure To Object To The Government's Breaches Of The Plea Agreement And To Pursue Remedies For Those Breaches.....49
		Pollard Was Denied Effective Assistance Of Counsel As A Result Of His Counsel's Erroneous Concession That The Blitzer Interviews Were "Unauthorized" And As A Result Of His Counsel's Improper Disclosure That He Had Advised Pollard Not To Give The Interviews.....56
	www.jonathanpollard.org /2000/092000a.htm (17209 words)

	All about Jonathan Pollard by Denise Noe
		Family and friends always called him “Jay.” The woman was his wife, Anne Henderson-Pollard.
		Finally the anguished Pollard turned the car around and drove it out of the embassy but that was as far as the the couple got.
		As soon as Jay got out of his car, he was arrested on charges of spying, handcuffed, and told his Miranda rights.
	www.crimelibrary.com /spies/pollard/index.htm (595 words)

	Editorial: A New Pollard Affair?
		In November 1985, civilian U.S. Naval Intelligence analyst Jonathan Jay Pollard was arrested and charged with spying for Israel.
		Pollard was convicted and is still in Federal prison, but investigators never succeeded in capturing his top-level U.S. accomplices, known as the "X Committee."
		Taken together, they may go far beyond the Pollard affair, and may, at last, lay the conditions for cleaning up one of the biggest national security vulnerabilities that the United States has ever faced.
	www.larouchepub.com /other/2002/2910too_big_bury.html (536 words)

	Pollard
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		Jonathan Pollard has hung tough for nearly 20 years.
		Jonathan one time and announced that she is engaged.
	www.adelaideinstitute.org /Dissenters/pollard.htm (8922 words)

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