[free-sklyarov] Robert Mueller

[Keith A. Glass]

> ------------ Original Message -----------
> From: Bob La Quey <robertl1 at home.com>
> Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2001 09:10:37 -0700
> 
> There is a sudden complication. Mueller has just been diagnosed with 
> prostrate cancer. This makes him a very sympathetic character for old
> men (like senators and congressmen). I know, I am 60, and have a brother
> 77 dieing from prostrate cancer. I assume you are much younger so such 
> a calculation would not be part of your routines, but believe me it 
> could well be part of a 50-70 year old senators. Mueller is prognosticated
> to survive the cancer treatment, so this makes him a hero. Plus he may 
> get a delay in having his confirmation hearings, which could throw off 
> the timing. 

So, we're to consider a mostly manageable disease as tradeoff for separating a young father from his wife and children ???  Sorry.  Dmitry's case shakes the very foundations of what America is SUPPOSED to be about.  I think the protests need to be aimed directly at Mueller and his office.  If the FBI wants to get rid of its' reputation for trampling on the Bill of Rights, releasing Dmitry would be an excellent first step. . . .
 
> The other place for us to look is the DOJ, which really holds the 
> Dmitry cards now. Where is an effective place there to apply pressure?

The entire DOJ office in the Bay Area, and their "Cyber Task Force" in particular seem to be appropriate foci for protest. . .