Dick L has it correct, Jim was railroaded by the corrupt legal system in this country. If you people will recall in a former post I said the major news media won't have anything good to say about Jim. There is an element of people in this country that want forgiveness for they selves but not for others of different opinions. Jim suffered the wrath of the establishment when he represented John Djeminak (spelled wrong) when the controlled media in this country tried to prove he was Ivan the Terriable, the Israeli supreme court cleared John of all charges, but the witch hunters in this country wouldn't give up. There way of thinking is if some one lived within 10 miles of a constration camp they are guilty by association. With out people like Jim Trafficant this country would be closer to communism than we are.
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