13723: Sanba: Re:13717: Casimir: Re: 13712: Michel: Re: 13707: Casimir: Re: 13682: Jean Jean-Pierre replies to Nadal's post# 13666 For the Record (fwd)

[Bob Corbett <corbetre@webster.edu>]

From: sanba@juno.com

Dear Jean-Claude,

Our time is precious enough to spare. Let's not repeating ourselves. The principle hat regulates litigation or even discussion is simple: THE BURDEN OF PROOF IS IN THE ACCUSER'S CHARGE.
Therefore it is your duty, Jean-Claude, to at least encourage the accuser to prove his case. All he has to do is to investigate, and make a strong report. Or if you believe strongly enough about it, give a hand to the accuser, and do it yourself. Otherwise you are dragging yourself into worthless propaganda, or cautionning it, which I assume you have no interest in, let alone giving such impression.
Have no fear. It must be as easy to you to call the INS or the State Department as it was for Jean-Robert Jean-Pierre,  do your homework, and report. Only then we will address the constitutionality, and the annexion issues. Before that, it is empty discussion.

Respectfully yours,

F.M. Michel