Don't you think there are CIA Agents foaming at the mouth from *'s comment

[Terran1212]

Everytime he claims that he is a holy truth teller and everything he ever said or says wrong is from some kind of CIA error I wonder if there are people who were personally involved being upset.

[babylonsister]

1. Oh, yeah, besides foaming at the mouth over the outing of Plame.

I think he's made many enemies.

[cassiepriam]

2. The line forms at the left nt

[Rex]

3. Turns out he really did 'out' one of their own.

Then again, no one ever said Dimson is very bright. I'm surprised Poppy hasn't stepped in to clean up this mess.

[MadMaddie]

6. I think this mess is too big for Poppy to even address....

I think the boy child is on his own this time....

[babylonsister]

8. I would imagine Poppy is as disgusted and

embarrassed as we are. Just another decade in the life of this failure, but we're all losing.

[AndyTiedye]

10. Poppy's Been Spending More Time With Bill Lately

[babylonsister]

12. That relationship annoys me for some reason. Then again,

anyone who even resembles the blivet annoys me!

[MadMaddie]

4. He has used this tactic since 9/11 and it's gotta come back

and bite him in the Ass...I suspect that the CIA is very bitter about losing Valarie Plame and being blamed for everythiing concerning Intellegience failures...

It will be very interesting to see this played out...:popcorn:

[Canuckistanian]

5. He's been insulting the CIA for years

This must be doubly insulting to his father, who was a CIA director and worked with the same people.

[DoYouEverWonder]

16. The CIA is split

There are good guys and the bad guys and Poppy is with the bad guys and the crazy cubans.

[guinivere]

7. I'm sure they are.

He's made plenty of enemies. I don't think ticking off the CIA or FBI is a good plan. Look out shrubby. heh heh

[DURHAM D]

11. You are so right - the spooks always win. eom

[Joe for Clark]

9. Sure, it has to be true.

DIA, Military Officers - probably FBI - They KNOW.

You gotta wonder what exactly is working its way to the top here -

Scares me.

(Truth is I only really trust military officers - I THINK others would do right, but I KNOW they will - eventually - some are right now.)

Still scary -

Joe

[saltpoint]

13. Younger brother spills the milk all over the kitchen floor and

then blames his older brother.

It's that brattish vein that runs through Dubya, I guess. It's a mile wide.

There are likely a LOT of people in the U.S. government who've been there a LOT longer than Junior, and I bet you are exactly right to say that they aren't entirely pleased with being blamed for what went wrong, when so much of the skullduggery and idiocy came straight out of the offices of George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, and Don Rumsfeld.

Reading your post, I was thinking of Richard Clarke, and the dignity he has, and the believability. His years of service to our nation eclipse all 3 of the warmongers mentioned above.

[Media_Lies_Daily]

14. Who do you think has been doing a majority of the leaking?....

...The last two legally elected presidents who tried to cross the CIA failed to finish their current terms...JFK in 1963, and Nixon in 1974.

[formercia]

15. He gets that attitude from Poppy

ever since we drove them all into the loving arms of Iran-Contra. Fuckup is as fuckup does.

[tulsakatz]

17. on Real Time a few weeks ago,

Bill interviewed an ex CIA agent, the film Syriana is based on him, in fact Clooney played him in the film.

Anyway, Bill brought up the Plame case because he is personally offended that we would do that to one of our own agents. This guy said that he wasn't particularly offended by that but he said what offended him, as well as many other agents he worked with, was the fact that they got blamed for all of the screw ups regarding the Iraq war.