From: "Bill Mattox" 

You also don't seem to care that the power Castro apparently has over
Clinton also applies to Elian's father and Cuban family. Elian is now a
highly public "child of the revolution", and Castro still
maintains some of the world's most sophisticated psychiatric facilities and
techniques.

At the very least, this young boy deserves a fair and independent judgment
on his likely future once being returned to Cuba, even if he is temporarily
removed to a neutral 3rd party while that process continues. If, at the end
of that process, it is determined that we must return him, so be it.

"Richard Hong"  wrote in message
news:39061125$1{at}w3.nls.net...
> >> why he is so deeply involved in this matter... and willing to take such
> wild risks.
>
> Bill,
>
> I don't care why he's doing it; it's the right thing to do.  All of the
> other issues you raise are irrelevant to the basic presumption that
custody
> rights belong to a surviving parent.  I don't care whether Clinton is
being
> blackmailed into doing what's right, I don't care if he doing what's right
> because of his legacy - what difference does it make?  It's the only moral
> thing to do.  I thank God that for once he's found a reason to make a
moral
> choice.
>
> Rich
>
>
>
>
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