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So what is a bribe....this story pulled up which I thought rather
odd....some big money floating around with that Delta Force....they sure
want their training and they sure got some at WACO did they not?

Giving money to favorite charity?   That was first step to
saying......who is your favorite charity, and what a nice way to accept
a bribe in the name of God or one's self without the guilt trip.

The most insulting statement I had ever heard when I moved into our
small town, was this big developer who said "the only difference between
a Republican and a Democrat is it costs a little more to buy the
Republican"........at the time I thought he was just talking, but a gift
does blind he eyes of a judge.

Updated: Sunday, Mar. 21, 1999 at 23:22 CST

Delta Force reportedly offered donation for training support
By The Associated Press

SAN ANTONIO -- The U.S. Army's elite Delta Force offered to donate
$20,000 to the favorite charity of a city councilman
in order to win his support so anti-terrorist operations could take
place in his district, several city officials say.

Councilman Mario Salas turned down the donation.

The San Antonio Express- News reported in yesterday's editions that the
offer was made in early 1998 before city officials
refused the unit's request to train in the city. Details came out when
the anti- terrorist team returned to San Antonio for a training
exercise last month at Fort Sam Houston.
Walt Sokalski, a spokesman for the U.S. Special Operations Command at
Fort Bragg, N.C., where Delta Force is based,
neither would confirm nor deny that an offer was made to Salas.

"I'm saying they don't carry that kind of money," Sokalski said.

Salas said Delta Force offered to donate $20,000 to his favorite charity
in exchange for his help because Mayor Howard Peak
and Police Chief Al Philippus opposed the unit's plan.

Salas said he selected no charity and did not support the training
proposal, and the military made no donation as a result.
But Peak, who opposed Delta Force's nighttime war games over the city
about a year ago, took offense at the overture.

"That's a bribe, that's what it is," the mayor said. "That's what it is,
no matter who the money was given to."
Salas said Special Operations Command officials told him they'd made
similar donations in other cities, but didn't tell him
where.

Information about the 1998 offer came out in mid-February when Philippus
spoke to the Express-News editorial board before
the latest Delta Force visit.

"They approached people within the city government at various levels,"
Philippus said. "They went around shotgunning without
getting the key players at the table before they even got to us."

Though Salas said he initially liked the idea of helping the military
and a local charity, he said he withdrew support for the
proposal after talking with Philippus, who feared that Delta Force
operatives might alarm or hurt residents in the area of the
operation.

"At the time I didn't consider that angle," said Salas, who now wonders
whether Delta Force should have offered the donation.

"In retrospect, it does seem strange."

This is Me, here:

Now I say this, this was a bribe; but what I think is funny, did only
one councilman report the bribe?   Bet a few more had been offered a
"gift" to their favorite "charity".....you see, that is how it is
done.......they then receive a cash award, to do with as they
please.....this old double talk is how it is done.

But Delta?    And they were at WACO.....do we have government bribing
government officials now?


colleenI



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