Should Mordechai Vanunu be free to live where ever he chooses to?

Question

Kidnapped and wrongly imprisioned for 18 years

Now still a prisioner

Answer 1

Well, in any state or country he chooses, certainly. But "wherever" implies that if he wanted to live in your house, you would have to let him. That's not really what you meant, is it?

Answer 2

With reguards to your answer to my question.


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If an oil well were to run dry and be capped, it would likely fill back to its original supply eventually. There is considerable question about how long this would take. Some formations appear to have a regeneration time of decades. Majority opinion is that oil is being formed at less than 1% of the current consumption rate.[citation needed]

The vast majority of oil that has been produced by the earth has long ago escaped to the surface and been biodegraded by oil-eating bacteria. Oil companies are looking for the small fraction that has been trapped by this rare combination of circumstances. Oil sands are reservoirs of partially biodegraded oil still in the process of escaping, but contain so much migrating oil that, although most of it has escaped, vast amounts are still present - more than can be found in conventional oil reservoirs. On the other hand, oil shales are source rocks that have never been buried deep enough to convert their trapped kerogen into oil.

Answer 3

yes, why does " israel " care, everyone know they got nukes, we even know where they are, in dimonia. " israel " has a lot of prisoner, many children under 6 and old men and women over 65.

Answer 4

yea i guess