J. Robert Bonnar v. The United States

SKELTON, Judge (dissenting):

This case is a classic example of a German cloaking operation. It is characterized by long years of careful planning, extraordinary foresight, devotion to detail, and the complete cooperation of those who participated in the plan. From the beginning, the Germans counted on the gullibility of Americans, their tendency to forgive and forget, and their sense of justice and fair play, for the success of the undertaking. It now appears that after all of these years the teutonic faith in these typically American traits was well-founded and that their meticulously planned…