tru3
25-02-2007, 06:01 PM
younglings,
Went to see Breach friday night. Great performance by Chris Cooper, btw! Oscar caliber!
Here are a couple of links. These were both posted in 2001-2 if you beleive the dates:
http://www.blessedquietness.com/journal/housechu/rc-2.htm
if you can get past the aggressive posturing and the hosahnnas, about halfway down the page there's a little gem of a quote from Gore Vidal, of all people!
http://www.beliefnet.com/story/69/story_6980_1.html
There was one other one, which I can't find the link to now, that was from an obviously pro-catholic site, railing against opus dei: kind of like jews against zionism.
Anyway, in the movie they did say that Hanssen was opus dei, but what they did not touch was that his boss, then-fbi director Louis Freeh, was also opus dei. the movie also stressed that hanssen was giving away these secrets to the russkies. That may be, but come on! He could have easily made two copies of everything: one set to moscow, they other to the vatican.
I say hanssen fell on his sword for the good of o.d.
Went to see Breach friday night. Great performance by Chris Cooper, btw! Oscar caliber!
Here are a couple of links. These were both posted in 2001-2 if you beleive the dates:
http://www.blessedquietness.com/journal/housechu/rc-2.htm
if you can get past the aggressive posturing and the hosahnnas, about halfway down the page there's a little gem of a quote from Gore Vidal, of all people!
http://www.beliefnet.com/story/69/story_6980_1.html
There was one other one, which I can't find the link to now, that was from an obviously pro-catholic site, railing against opus dei: kind of like jews against zionism.
Anyway, in the movie they did say that Hanssen was opus dei, but what they did not touch was that his boss, then-fbi director Louis Freeh, was also opus dei. the movie also stressed that hanssen was giving away these secrets to the russkies. That may be, but come on! He could have easily made two copies of everything: one set to moscow, they other to the vatican.
I say hanssen fell on his sword for the good of o.d.