Pardon used to be for a specific crime for which someone had been convicted. This "pardon" is something else entirely.
Maybe USAF bases don't belong in other countries.
"Someone has to do it because the UN are incapable of controlling their major members and sticking to their remit." Yes, well said.
@ Good Optics It would be helpful to clarify your comment from the beginning, and why you disclosed my name in the comment section Ah! Got...
"It is clear that Hunter was treated differently." Yep, way better than many other criminals.
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“Method for producing a noncircular permanent magnet”. United States Patent No. 4,915,891, issued April. 10, 1990. This is a process for easily producing a permanent magnet having asymmetric fields – e.g., laterally to the polar line.
All we are saying here is that (1) such an asymmetric-field permanent magnet can be readily made, with a high energy product, and (2) there are already patented processes for doing so. This patent is interesting because of the reaction it seems to have evoked in our own Department of Energy.
In other words, the normal bar magnet we buy and use has symmetry in its lateral field strengths left and right. The field on the left and the field on the right, at symmetrical points, are of identical strengths.
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