-> > "Counterpunch," but you missed a RELEVANT link: "After the
-> > arrests of Lugo, Ricardo, Bosch and Posada, Trinidad, Barbados,
-> Guyana > and Cuba ceded jurisdiction over the downing of the
-> passenger plane to > Venezuela, and all four were prosecuted in
-> Caracas for murder."
-> > http://www.counterpunch.org/pertierra04112006.html
->
-> and you hacked off *ALL* of the rest of the article, since it shows
-> damn well that they blew up a Cuban airliner.

That was irrelevant to the point.  Obviously two of them blew up the
plane.  THEY CONFESSED.  And, years later, Monkey Morales admitted that
he had conspired with them.  Morales also said Bosch was not in on
it.  But that is irrelevant to the thread.

I'll review for you, since it is late in the month.  Klahn says that
Bosch was convicted by Venezuela.  You and I are saying he wasn't.  And
Klahn is also saying that Bosch got a Presidential pardon.  You and I
are saying he didn't.  So, all in all, you are really confused about
where you stand in this thread.

The fact is that Bosch was acquitted, twice, even though the people who
actually confessed to placing the bomb in the plane and then WATCHING it
explode only did a few years more prison time for their convictions.
They were extradited to Venezuela.  Bosch was already there.  He stood
trial, twice, and was acquitted both times.

Did you imagine that I had ever said that Bosch had NOT been involved in
the bombing?  Did you imagine that I ever said he SHOULD HAVE BEEN
acquitted?  Is February THAT bad for you?  You should have checked for
some message from me that said any such thing.  You would have found
none, and then you would know that it was just one of your vivid dreams.

By the way, it was a Venezuelan prosecutor, not me, who said the
evidence showed him to be innocent.  Did you miss that as well?

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