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These spies have never been identified, and one could have been Oppenheimer himself
*''whether he became an actual espionage and policy instrument of the Soviets. Thus, as to this central problem, my opinion is that, more probably than not, the worst is in fact truth.'' [[User:RobS|RobS]] 17:48, 27 March 2007 (EDT)
*''whether he became an actual espionage and policy instrument of the Soviets. Thus, as to this central problem, my opinion is that, more probably than not, the worst is in fact truth.'' [[User:RobS|RobS]] 17:48, 27 March 2007 (EDT)
== These spies have never been identified, and one could have been Oppenheimer himself ==
Regarding '''These spies have never been identified, and one could have been Oppenheimer himself''', I agree that this is true. But it needs better sourcing. The sources right now leave it to the reader to guess this (and I suspect Oppenheimer was a spy, with FDR cozying up to "Uncle Joe", and for other reasons not yet included in this article).
That being said, this sentence is original research as it is now, and not even very good original research. It is fine for a conversation between friends, but not on an Encyclopedia.
I have left the sentence in for the time being, in the hopes that I can find some credible second party source who has made such a connection. But if I cannot find it, we need to think about how to reword it while leaving it to the reader to decide if Oppenheimer was spilling the most sensitive of state secrets to the communists. [[User:HeartOfGold|HeartOfGold]] 02:16, 18 May 2007 (EDT)