fired CIA officer and valerie plame worked in same unit of agency

[dajoki]

in spring of 2001 he/she said iraq's nuclear components from their scuttled program were available for inspection or even purchase. NOW GET THIS, even though he/she worked in same unit as plame "THE OFFICER'S NAME REMAINS SECRET, IN PART BECAUSE DISCLOSING IT MIGHT JEOPARDIZE THE AGENCY'S SOURCES OR OPERATIONS." he/she is suing the CIA. NYT article 8/1/05 http://www.nytimes.com/2005/08/01/politics/01weapons.html?th&emc=th

[snowbear]

1. I sure hope Fitzgerald's investigation is on the up & up..

And that he can't be bought or persuaded.

They don't seem to be too concerned at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue about the inquiry.. Makes you wonder.

[dajoki]

2. why no leak here?

proves to me they were out to get wilson.

[klebean]

3. the CIA's move to classify the motion to declassify the lawsuit

at the end of the article - read it - so indicative of the reality we're facing now.

[dajoki]

4. "to conceal politically embarrising facts from public scrutiny"

embarass who?:wtf:

[1932]

5. So the theory is that someone didn't want this unit to be effective?

?

[dajoki]

6. very likely...

because they had the evidence the administration was lying about WMD.

[dajoki]

7. kick

:kick:

[dajoki]

8. kick again

:kick: