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“There you go XL: http://www.truthout.org/cgi-bin/artman/exec/view.cgi/48/17531

Dismiss it out of hand.
last edited: 3/07/07 3:17:09 PM”

“Vile posting blogs again????”

“I'll point you to a relevant passage:

This much I do know. The CIA, as matter of standard operating procedure, conducted a prelimnary damage assessment once Valerie's identity was publicly compromised. Human intelligence assets who had worked under Valerie's direction were damaged. Their lives were put at risk (I don't know if anyone died) and their ability to serve as clandestine assets reporting to the United States was destroyed. Remember, Valerie was working on projects to identify terrorists and criminals who were trying to procure weapons of mass destruction. Part of this information was the basis for the referral to the Justice Department in September 2003 to investigate this as a violation of the Intelligence Identities Protection Act. Although the CIA has not completed a formal written report that is available to outsiders, such as the House or Senate Intelligence Committees, it has done a damage assessment.”

“By outing her, Novak exposed the CIA front company she "worked for," along with all current and former operatives who used that company for cover.

It wasn't just her, you see.”

“LMAO!!!
You nutroots still have not figured out Libby did not 'out' her.
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!”

““Destroying an intelligence network during a time of war is akin to a parking ticket?!”

Far be it from me to play the role of educator here but...

This is a mountain...



And this is a molehill...



Now you can tell the difference. :)”

““LMAO!!!
You nutroots still have not figured out Libby did not 'out' her.
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!”
StoveStomper

Not according to testimony at Scooter's trial, nutroot”

“LOL @ silly Geo.
You really should read your own newspaper more.”

““By outing her, Novak exposed the CIA front company she "worked for," along with all current and former operatives who used that company for cover.

It wasn't just her, you see.”
Tilt
4:30:58 PM
3/07/07
ignore this user
“LMAO!!!
You nutroots still have not figured out Libby did not 'out' her.
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!”
StoveStomper
4:32:43 PM
3/07/07

Have you gotten any help for that reading disability Stove?”

“LOL @ pedX

You guys need to read about Richard Armitage, the true plame 'outer'.
Do read somewhere other than the Daily Kos or DU, please.
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“For a guy who hasn't a clue what he's talking about, you surely do shout a lot.

My own newspaper does not cover national news. I get national news from other media.

Calling people silly and nutroots does not make you a genius, nor does it validate your half-baked postings.”

“Silly Geo just doesn't understand.”

“Bacpac - Slick Willy was impeached for lying about a blow job. Yeah - that's wrong. ...Scooter was just convicted of lying to investigators and obstructing justice in a case involving the destruction of a covert intelligence operation (dealing with nuclear proliferation of all things!) during a time of war. Shirley you can see the difference?! (The rest of your post is demonstrably false.)”
Reverend Truth V Wicked
2:50:51 PM
3/07/07

Demonstrably this, Violink...

Wilson's assertions -- both about what he found in Niger and what the Bush administration did with the information -- were undermined yesterday in a bipartisan Senate intelligence committee report.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A39834-2004Jul9.html?referrer=emailarticle”

“Hey bacpac - thanks for responding with actual sources. It would be nice if your cohorts would do the same now and then.

Schmidt's WaPo article has been debunked pretty thoroughly. I won't try to summarize it here but will provide a few links (surprise).

Read this wikipedia entry (scroll down to "Selected press commentary and Wilson's responses"): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_C._Wilson

this salon article (there is a link in there to Wilson's rebuttal): http://dir.salon.com/story/news/feature/2004/07/16/wilson/index.html

and the entry here that begins with "I'll dispense with the literary prologue...": http://www.talkingpointsmemo.com/archives/week_2004_07_04.php”

“wikipedia is a source?”

“Okay lets go over some salient facts in this story. Plame had been out of the Operative status for MANY YEARS (heck she had a kid and was even listed as being a CIA employee in a Who's Who book)

HER Dang neighbors even knew she was an employee. The reason this was even germain was that the story was that her pathologically lying husband kept claiming VP Cheney had selected him for the Niger trip even though it was common knowledge that State Department had made the selection (um with the INPUT of his WIFE).

OH slick didn't "lie about a bj" slick LIED TO PREVENT ANOTHER AMERICAN CITIZEN FROM RECEIVING HER CONSTINTUTIONAL RIGHT TO A FAIR TRIAL. Its called (and he pled GUILTY) Perjury. He was the Chief Executive Officer (thats Law Enforcement for you Libbies) and the only member who takes an oath contained in the Constitution.”

“LIED TO PREVENT ANOTHER AMERICAN CITIZEN FROM RECEIVING HER CONSTINTUTIONAL RIGHT TO A FAIR TRIAL

take another valium and quit shouting”

“Too much glue to sniff
notime for this endless riff.”

“"take another valium and quit shouting"

They got internet in the Rubber Room?”

“Oh yah! I just carried my Davis too many Miles.”

“Wore the groove out, Big Daddy?”

“(COST)Costco swooped into a vado for mouth full of 1/8ths , but da brass brought me up for alittle air.”

“That's a groove.”

“Violink, Why not go right to the source? The Congresional record? Salon and Wickpedia are not relevant. My statements are backed up by the Congressional Record.

http://www.factcheck.org/UploadedFiles/US%20Report.pdf”

“If you say it loud enough and often enough, everyone will know you're insane.”

““If you say it loud enough and often enough, everyone will know you're insane.”
Reverend Truth V Wicked
12:51:03 PM

LOL
bacpac scores!”

“Libby Juror #9 tells his story: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/thenewswire/docs/libby/”

“BAWWWWWWWWWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
Huffington Post Blog!”

“Stop shouting and take another tranquilizer, SS.

Or are we gonna have to get the dart gun?”

“Watch it MarkO - you might make him cry.”

“Don't read it SS, I could care less. You can't even be bothered to read a few paragraphs about a topic you inquired about.”

“The Huffington Post was the blog that had to close the thread about wishing the V. P. had been killed.
100s of deranged posts from you nutroot moonbats.
Vile and MARkO fit right in there, LOL.
last edited: 3/08/07 1:53:36 PM”

“They had to close a thread? Oh my goodness!

Nothing like that would ever happen here.”

“Violink undoubtedly sources trail talk on his other nut job blogs.”

“I imagine the left and right fuegoists on this board have no idea how ridiculous they all appear to the rest of us, lol.....too busy looking at the world through their partisan lenses to give anything else a chance. Sad for them, but makes great reading for the rest of us! I'll have whatever saleboard is having, lol.”

““LOL @ pedX

You guys need to read about Richard Armitage, the true plame 'outer'.
Do read somewhere other than the Daily Kos or DU, please.
last edited: 3/07/07 6:10:04 PM”
StoveStomper
6:05:20 PM
3/07/07

C'mon Stove - think for a minute. Who made the name available to the public, Novak. Who started the information campaign that got the info to Armitage ? Cheney, Rove and company.

And - if you noticed, my post was about your responding to "Novak" with a knee jerk invocation of "Libby."

Bacpac is actually dealing with evidence and presenting counter-arguments. It provides for a far more interesting discussion than LOLs, chants and knee-jerk responses.”

“I never really thought I'd come to admire bacpac for his maturity and intellect.

The contrast helps.”

“NC, Salebored is too lazy to sweep the floor so he can, throw at random, real life Scbabble letters and too impatient to fully change the batteries for his hand held Scrabble game.”

“Fitzgerald Again Points to Cheney: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/blog/2007/05/29/BL2007052901024.html”

“UM yeah and your bunch had a President who admitted to LYING to Congress...and got a slap on the wrist.

YAWWWN....old news lets be serious here...this is the same news paper where recurrent LIES by their staff were treated as NOTHING. So this means I give their editorials the same strength as...oh the NY Times.

Lets remember Libby was convicted for failing to RECALL properly...kinda like the Junior Senator from NY.”

“Your whole world is Clinton. I hope that not because, 'you are what you ate'? HA!”

“Ex-CIA officer called on to explain varied accounts
Senator: Plame's versions add to 'misinformation'
By Richard Willing
USA TODAY

WASHINGTON — Former CIA officer Valerie Plame should explain "differences" in her various accounts of how her husband was sent to the African nation of Niger in 2002 to investigate reports Iraq was trying to buy uranium there, the vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee said.

Plame's differing versions have furthered "misinformation" about the origins of the case that roiled Washington beginning in July 2003, said Sen. Kit Bond, R-Mo. Plame gave those accounts to the CIA's inspector general, Senate investigators and a House committee in March.

A February 2002 CIA memo released last week as part of a study of pre-Iraq-war intelligence shows that Plame suggested her husband, former State Department official Joseph Wilson, for the Niger trip, Bond said. That "doesn't square" with Plame's March testimony in which she said an unnamed CIA colleague raised her husband's name, Bond told USA TODAY.

Here are Plame's three versions of how Wilson was sent to Niger, according to Bond:

•She told the CIA's inspector general in 2003 or 2004 that she had suggested Wilson.

•Plame told Senate Intelligence Committee staffers in 2004 that she couldn't remember whether she had suggested Wilson.

•She told the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee in March that an unidentified person in Vice President Cheney's office asked a CIA colleague about the African uranium report in February 2002. A third officer, overhearing Plame and the colleague discussing this, suggested, "Well, why don't we send Joe?" Plame told the committee.

CIA officials have been unable to verify Plame's March version, Bond said. Paul Gimigliano, a CIA spokesman, said the "public record on the matter is extensive, and, at this point, I can't add anything to it."

Plame's identity as an undercover CIA operative was revealed after Wilson accused the Bush administration of ignoring his Africa findings. The disclosure of Plame's status led to a federal investigation that culminated in former White House aide Lewis "Scooter" Libby's conviction on charges of perjury and obstruction of justice.

Libby is scheduled to be sentenced next Tuesday. In court papers made public last weekend, prosecutors recommended he be sentenced to 30 to 37 months in prison.

A spokeswoman for Sen. Jay Rockefeller, chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, said she's not sure whether Rockefeller would support having committee investigators interview Plame. The priority for Rockefeller, D-W.Va., is finishing the committee's investigation into Iraq war intelligence, Wendy Morigi said.

Bond said he has written to the CIA for permission to re-interview Plame.

Plame has "always been very consistent that she is not the person responsible for sending Joe Wilson" to Africa, said Melanie Sloan, Plame's attorney.

Questioning Plame's truthfulness now, she said, is an attempt to draw attention from the "real wrong here — a White House that outed a covert operative and undermined national security."

Wilson, a former ambassador to Gabon, said later that he had found nothing to support the report that Iraq was trying to buy uranium for a secret nuclear program from Niger.

In July 2003, Wilson wrote a column in The New York Times accusing the Bush administration of twisting prewar intelligence by including the erroneous report in the president's State of the Union address the previous January — two months before the war began.

Days later, Plame's CIA employment was revealed by syndicated columnist Robert Novak. Plame and Wilson said the implication that she had used her CIA status to arrange her husband's Niger trip was false. The disclosure, they argued, was meant to discredit Wilson and his findings by suggesting that the trip was merely a junket.”

“See this is where the Clinton thing gets old. Someone brings up an issue involving national security, manipulation of intelligence and outing a covert agent and the response is: Oh yeah, your guy lied about a blow job.

Yeah Clinton was a slut (might still be) and lied about it (or as is his defense, deliberately mislead people with word games) - but its not really relevant here.

As for Libby's conviction. When there is cover-up of a crime, sometimes the best you can do is catch someone in a lie. Remember Al Capone: they never could prove in court that he got his money illegaly or that he was involved in crime. All they could prove in court was that he had money he didn't pay taxes on. Do you believe the only thing he did wrong was tax evasion?”

“It's OK to do any crime if Democrat.”

“Do not bring up Clinton, bring up Al Capone.”

“"The evidence at trial further established that when the investigation began, Mr. Libby kept the Vice President apprised of his shifting accounts of how he claimed to have learned about Ms. Wilson's CIA employment."

-- Patrick J. Fitzgerald”

“OH ped boy...Clinton did not lie about a bj...he lied to prevent another Citizen from getting her right to a fair trial.

I use the example of the cop busting you for something. In court using your word against his, he will win.

So lets say you find out he is cheating on his wife or lying or in ANYWAY not credible. But when he is questioned about the alleged affair he says,"NO I never had an affair."

So you go to court get sent to prison or even lose your challenge. Then you discover he lied. You bring it to the Judge in an appeal and he says, "OH COME ON...this is about sex."

but that is simple logic and since libbies know that "all creatures are equal, some are more equal than others" as their mantra...we can expect the similar attitude about Slick and company.”

“....completely nutz”

“Marko, you don't speak. 'ABA DABA DO'?”

“Ha ha, I think its the chemicals talkin' and I don't dig that crazy jive!!”